theorbo Definition
a large lute with two sets of strings, one set being tuned an octave higher than the other.
Using theorbo: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "theorbo" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The theorbo was a popular instrument in the Baroque era.
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The musician played a beautiful piece on the theorbo.
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The theorbo is often used in early music ensembles.
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Summary: theorbo in Brief
A 'theorbo' [ˈθɪərbəʊ] is a large lute with two sets of strings, one set being tuned an octave higher than the other. It was a popular instrument in the Baroque era and is often used in early music ensembles.
