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Mandola

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Mandola 

(mandora, pandura). (1) A stringed musical instrument played by plucking, similar to the lute but smaller.

(2) An alto variant of the mandolin.
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I played the mandola and harmonium -- a lot of the kind of weird instruments.
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He has made hobbies of activities which to others would be specialist subjects - he's fluent in Spanish and Scottish Gaelic and plays the guitar, mandolin and mandola.
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