tamboura meaning

• noun
    An Eastern stringed instrument, used to produce a drone (also tambura)

• Adama Tamboura would score Mali's second penalty handing them the advantage.
• He was briefly a member of the krautrock band tamboura on the albums Hosianna Mantra and Seligpreisung.
• At the Mercury, Cornershop had an uncommon lineup : two drummers, a sitar and synthesizer player, a tamboura player and Singh.
• Lorber s ethereal orchestration is complimented by Collin Walcott s tamboura and a piano, which adds the highlights usually reserved for Arnold s electric guitar.
• Accompanied by Karaikkuddi Subramaniam on vina, Lalitha Sankaran on tamboura and Andrew Timar on kanjira, Trichy offers raga cycles that are hypnotically built up and resolved.
• For the album's title track, " tamboura on several tracks, including " Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds " and " Getting Better ".
• Complementing the usual rock instrumental lineup are the sarod ( a stringed instruments that makes a droning sound ), the tamboura ( tambourine ) and tabla ( drums ).
• Founded in about 1240 by a Diawando slave named Beydari Tamboura, Nioro attained its greatest height in the eighteenth century when it served as the capital of the Sudan.
• String sections, Horn sections, Brass, Woodwinds, Sitars, Tamboura, Harpsichord and Stylophones all feature prominently and are married to intricate pop and rock songwriting arrangements.
• Melancholy cellos and violins are everywhere _ haunting piano parts, darkening anguished melodies, swirling with tamboura and harmonium, double bass and dobro in a wistful, propulsive hush.

• "tamboura" meaning in Chinese: n. 【音乐】塔姆布拉〔类似吉他的印度古老乐器，在东方流行〕。