Lute used in a sentence

Lute in a sentence as a noun

I bet this dude plays a mean lute!

The theorbo is very similar to a lute, except with an extra neck, and it usually adds six strings.

Not long ago I bought a banjo, and since banjo things have been on my mind, as soon as I saw the picture, I thought, that is a spiked lute.

And, this lute music was typically published in a tabular notation a lot like modern guitar tab.

It's interesting that guitar tabs are quite close to old tablature notation, which was used for lots of string instruments such as the lute.

Then there is a violin and/or flute or other melody instruments - that's like the lead guitar and/or saxophone or singer.

The ‘pop’ singers of Baghdad accompanied their erotic songs on the lute, an instrument resembling the modern guitar.

Some historians say the itinerant wanderer would also have a lute to pluck some music accompaniment to add drama to key parts of the poem.

If Google wants Dart to be of interest to more than tech startups or hobbyists, then ongoing support, patching, commitment from the vendor is ab-so-lute-ly necessary.

> ongoing support, patching, commitment from the vendor is ab-so-lute-ly necessary.

The "bard" usually also had an instrument, so it's highly likely that if he was having trouble composing/recalling the next few stanzas, he may have stalled for time by performing an interlude on his lute.

The o-as-eyes is a decorative flourish, a little visual pun - it's still just an o. An analogous thing would be a medieval Latin parchment of, let's say, the Lord's Prayer and it opened with a bigass P with vines, a gargoyle dancing to a cat shredding on the lute and a tiny caricature of the scribe's dad. If someone found that, we probably won't end up with ʟᴀᴛɪɴ ᴅᴀᴅ ᴊᴏᴋᴇ ᴘ in Unicode.

Did not know this feature existed clicked on it and facebook algorithms has a surpassingly large number of videos tailored to my tastes ended up watching a British musician explain the 2 necked string instrument she plays that is between a ukele and lute.

There is a rhythm section called the "continuo" constisting of a bass instrument like a cello or viola da gamba or bassoon - that's like the bass guitar - and a chordal instrument like a harpsichord or organ or lute or theorbo or ... that's like the rhythm guitar or piano or organ.

Besides that, the soulful singer songwriter goes back at least to the medieval troubadours, but appears in essentially modern form with the lute song composers of the 16th and 17th century - the model here is John Dowland, who in addition to composing a lot of melancholy songs, also composed some guitar-god-like solo instrumentals.