How did the name of the guitar come from?

The origin of modern guitar can't be ignored in Spain. In the16th century, there were two plucked instruments in Spain, namely guitar and Vihuela, whose names were often confused. According to records, the guitar has four groups of strings (three groups of complex strings and one group of playing strings), while Vioella has six groups, which are also very large in size. They all use a handle with a sound grid and sound with a catgut. Later, someone invented the five-string guitar and gradually popularized it, while the violet declined in the17th century, and the name of the Spanish guitar (EAPANGOLA) was established at this time (today it is called Baroque Guitar).

/kloc-In the 8th century, the luthier added a string to the bass, and made all the acoustic guitars in the style of Dan Xian, which gave rise to the tuning method of today's six-stringed instrument. Which is now the acoustic guitar. Most books about guitar only record plucked instruments that originated around 2500 BC. After the appearance of various national musical instruments, the plucked instrument with lute as the mainstream began to be popular in Europe, and one of them, guitar, gradually evolved into guitar, but the exact time of its evolution was not recorded in detail.

Pipa is usually 20 or 22 strings, but the guitar has become 6 strings and the body has become 8-shaped. Guitar is composed of Arabic word Guit (representing the number 4) and ancient Indian word tar (string). Of course, it is the same as1at the beginning of the 9th century. There are always five strings in a guitar, but the number of six strings will change. Until 1850, a Spaniard named Anthony made an instrument with a chord length of 850mm, which is the same as that of a modern guitar. This is a guitar. Later, a group of famous guitarists emerged in Spain and Germany.