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The 17 pages that link to Guitar, each with the reason it gives.

• Equal temperamentRelated: Its frets commonly place notes at equal-tempered semitone positions.

• BoleroRelated: Guitar accompaniment anchors the early Cuban song form and later trios.

• Slide guitarNarrower topic: Slide guitar applies the technique to the guitar’s vibrating strings and resonant body.

• String instrumentBroader topic: The guitar illustrates the versatility of fretted, plucked strings.

• BanjoCompared with: Unlike a typical guitar, the banjo transfers string vibration to a taut membrane.

• João GilbertoNarrower topic: Gilberto used the guitar to carry both bass pulse and syncopated rhythmic figures.

• Classical guitarNarrower topic: Its shared fretboard and string layout place the classical guitar within the broader guitar family.

• LuteCompared with: The guitar shares the lute’s fretted, plucked approach but has a different body and construction.

• FingerpickingRelated: The guitar is the instrument most commonly associated with fingerpicking.

• UkuleleCompared with: The guitar has a larger body, longer scale, and more strings than the ukulele.

• Flight of the BumblebeeRelated: Guitar transcriptions adapt the orchestral runs to rapid picking and changes of position.

• The Old GuitaristRelated: The guitar’s compact, warm form provides the painting’s strongest visual counterpoint to the blue figure.

• Violeta ParraRelated: Parra used guitar accompaniment to present collected songs and original compositions.

• Tunde KingRelated: King’s guitar playing helped define the early jùjú ensemble sound.

• Vladimir VysotskyRelated: The guitar’s portability and intimate sound suited Vysotsky’s direct performance style.

• BalalaikaCompared with: The guitar’s familiar flat body and six-string setup contrast with the balalaika’s triangular form and typical three strings.

• Mississippi John HurtNarrower topic: Hurt’s guitar supplies bass, harmony, rhythm, and melodic responses beneath his voice.