Cultural Contacts in the Medieval and Early Modern World

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Across
  1. 1. The “first son” of the oud.
  2. 2. Since the sarod is _______, the tips of ones fingers are used to enhance sound clarity.
  3. 6. / This is an intricate rosette on the face of an instrument, and is similar to that seen on the face of the lute.
  4. 8. Road The oud passed through the this before reaching China.
  5. 9. "Lute” is derived from the Arabic word which means “of wood”.
  6. 10. There was a proliferation of oud music during this period which lasted from the 1st to 5th centuries CE.
  7. 12. Material used on the fingerboard of some Renaissance lutes.
  8. 13. The lute was introduced into Europe with the Moorish occupation of this country.
Down
  1. 1. In 1475, medieval lute players began using their fingers instead of this to play their instrument.
  2. 3. A period characterized by a desire to emulate the ancient Romans and Greeks.
  3. 4. The Europeans drew parallels between the lute and this ancient Greek instrument.
  4. 5. This instrument represents the style of classical North Indian music, which is also referred to as Hindustani music.
  5. 7. / Uruk was part of _______, which is modern-day Iraq.
  6. 11. Material used to protect the neck of the oud.