kytara
Kytara is a stringed, fretted musical instrument in the guitar family. It typically features a hollow wooden body, a neck with a fingerboard, and strings that are plucked or strummed to produce sound. Most commonly it has six strings, but variations with seven, eight, or more strings exist. The instrument can be played acoustically, with vibrations produced by the body, or electronically, using pickups to amplify the signal.
History and development: The modern kytara evolved from earlier plucked instruments in Europe and the Middle
Types and construction: Acoustic kytaras include nylon-string classical models and steel-string varieties, each with distinct tonal
Playing and repertoire: The kytara is versatile across classical, folk, jazz, rock, blues, and pop. Techniques