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File Name: mandolin_1
Description: The strings of the mandolin are not plucked by the fingers like a guitar or harp, but with a little quill, or a shell plectrum. The strings are doubled to obviate the feebleness of the sound, but essentially to allow of a very rapid tremolo, which the player substitutes for sustained notes.
Source: Albert Lavignac, Music and Musicians (New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1906)148
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