Suka
The Suka was a unique fiddle that was played vertically, on the knee or hanging from a strap, and the strings were stopped at the side with the fingernails; similar to the Gadulka. The body of the instrument was very similar to the modern violin, but the neck was very wide, and the pegbox was crude.
People born in Suka (First 49 people) - Page 0
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Tatsuya Shinhama
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Akiko Kotani
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