premáva
Premávající is a type of traditional Czech and Slovak folk instrument, specifically a type of long-necked lute. It is characterized by its box-shaped body, typically made of wood, and a long neck with a tuning pegbox. The instrument usually has four strings, but can be found with up to seven strings in some variations.
The premávající is often associated with the Moravian region of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, where it
In terms of sound, the premávající is often described as having a warm, rich, and resonant tone.
While the premávající is not as widely known as other traditional folk instruments, it remains an important