Definition of clarsach in English:

clarsach

nounˈklɑːsəkˈklɑːrsəx

Late 15th century: from Scottish Gaelic, perhaps based on clar 'table, board'.

单词	clarsach
释义	Definition of clarsach in English: clarsach nounˈklɑːsəkˈklɑːrsəx A small harp with wire strings, used in the folk and early music of Scotland and Ireland. 爱尔兰竖琴（小竖琴，弦为金属丝，用于苏格兰，爱尔兰早期民乐）。亦称 C ELTIC HARP Also called Celtic harp Example sentencesExamples I loved the unusual blend of clarsach, fiddle and djembe, with Norrie's powerful Gaelic singing adding a huge impact to the songs. Bagpipes, fiddle, pipes and clarsach are heard in pubs and hotels throughout the land. She is one of the best players of the Celtic harp, the clarsach, in the country and is trying to forge a career in music. Her youngest daughter is currently being taught the clarsach by a Scottish harpist. The tight instrumental work on clarsach, keyboard, fiddle, accordion and pipes is augmented by powerful Gaelic singing. Origin Late 15th century: from Scottish Gaelic, perhaps based on clar 'table, board'.
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