zither , also: zithern

He started playing the zither at the age of 10.

He played them with his fingers, as other zither players do.

He himself played the zither and also composed music for it.

He also played the zither and composed a few simple dances.

Once a week there is a gala buffet with zither music.

The other side of the cup depicts a scholar "taking a zither to a friend".

She smiled and plucked the zither from behind her ear.

The place had had a zither player, the only one he'd ever heard.

This is the earliest known collection of Chinese zither scores.

He played the zither and the double bass for the local choir.

The boy played the zither, and the hangman had to dance all day.

The success of the score also caused a surge in zither sales.

In a clearing under the arch is Apollo playing a zither.

Then the stranger returned to the house of the old woman, and again he was so troubled as to forget his zither.

Anyway let's try and get you a zither you'll pay and collect?

One was an electric zither, played with a bottleneck slide.

It was also at this time he bought his first zither from a local pawn shop.

The zither went through two periods of great popularity in the United States.

Motivated by the same reason, the Carthaginians, in their first assault, used the zither.

Then the stranger took his zither and played the whole evening for the amusement of the princess.

The mountain dulcimer is part of the zither family.

Clara is a goat who plays music with a zither to the termites.

He marketed these as "zither" Banjos from his 1869 patent.

The endless recorded zither music that fills the room becomes quite soothing after a while.

Here, we have a 42-year-old woman stringing guts up in trees while attacking a zither.