The choghur is a plucked string musical instrument common in Azerbaijan and Georgia. It has 4 nylon strings.
Choghur in National Museum of History of Azerbaijan
3 Traditional Georgian Chonguri.
Tamburica or tamboura refers to a family of long-necked lutes popular in Southeast Europe and southeastern Central Europe, especially Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Serbia, and Slovenia. It
Serbian Tamburica Orchestra “KUD Zanatlija" of Koceljeva was a good example of the coexistence of both “Sremski” and “Farkaš” instruments in a single orchestra. This was once a common occurrence throughout Serbia and Croatia but is seen very rarely nowadays due to the dwindling usage of the “Farkaš” system.
Tamburitza instruments displayed at permanent exhibition at The Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) Phoenix, AZ 85050. Shell inlaid pear like brač and guitar like shaped brač and bugarija are made by Gilg, Sisak, Croatia. Smaller dark colored is brač made by B. Grđan, Gračani, Zagreb. The large dark colored is čelo.
brač (brács, basprim, basszprím, )