Gusli (Harp) 2.1.7

The Gusli is a traditional Russian stringed musical instrument that resembles a harp, characterized by its flat, triangular shape.

Sergey Bolshanin is a musician and artisan known for crafting high-quality Gusli and promoting traditional Russian music.

The Gusli can be made from various woods such as spruce, pine, or birch, often finished with lacquers or oils for preservation.

A typical Gusli can have anywhere from 5 to 25 strings, depending on the design and intended use.

Yes, the Gusli can be suitable for beginners, especially those interested in traditional music, as it has a simple playing technique.

The tuning of the Gusli varies; common tunings include diatonic and pentatonic scales, often based on key requirements or personal preference.

Absolutely! The Gusli can be played in various genres, including folk, classical, and contemporary music.

You can purchase a Gusli directly from Sergey Bolshanin's website or at select music retailers that specialize in traditional instruments.

You can play traditional Russian folk songs, classical compositions, and even create your own original pieces on the Gusli.

Yes, Sergey Bolshanin may offer lessons or resources for learning to play the Gusli; check his website or contact him for more information.