String Instruments — Classical and Moroccan
From the electric guitar to the Gnawa guembri, by way of the violin, harp, oud or qanun: discover the full richness of our string instrument catalogue.
Guitar
The most versatile instrument, classical, acoustic or electric.
Classical Guitar
Nylon strings, classical and flamenco repertoire.
Acoustic Guitar
Steel strings, folk, pop and songwriting.
Electric Guitar
Rock, blues, metal: the amplified guitar.
Bass Guitar
The band's rhythmic and harmonic foundation.
Violin
The soprano of bowed strings, from classical to folk.
Cello
The warm, deep voice of bowed strings.
Double Bass
The lowest register, a pillar of jazz and orchestral music.
Harp
Vertical plucked strings, crystalline tone.
Mandolin
Small double-string lute, adopted by Moroccan chaâbi.
Moroccan Oud
Pear-shaped 11-13 string lute, king of Arab instruments.
Guembri
Sacred bass lute of the Gnawa tradition, camel-skin top.
Loutar
Long-necked lute from the Souss, Rways tradition.
Moroccan Qanun
Table zither with 72+ strings and mandals.
Moroccan Rabab
Bowed fiddle, Amazigh or Andalusian.
The full richness of string instruments, classical and Moroccan
String instruments split into plucked strings (guitar, harp, mandolin, guembri, oud, loutar, qanun) and bowed strings (violin, cello, double bass, rabab). Our catalogue brings together classical and modern string instruments alongside traditional Moroccan string instruments, handmade by artisans across the kingdom.
For percussion or wind instruments, see our percussion and wind instruments pages. Need help choosing between several models? Contact us on WhatsApp or browse our blog.