the Spanish type. In Lima, Peru, harp and bandurria duos were common in the early 20th century. Nowadays people there still play bandurria accompanying with the popular vals peruano, or vals criollo. United Kingdom Although generally little known in the UK, the bandurria was used by Roy Williamson of the Scottish folk-group The Corrie Folk Trio. When this group later (after the loss of one member) became The Corries, Williamson incorporated a bandurria into one of the two multi-instrument "combolins" that he constructed for himself and his partner. Notable players and music Javier Mas "Tamiz". See also Rondalla Laúd Octavina Music in the Philippines Music of Peru Music of Spain Stringed instrument tunings References Bibliography Mandolin family instruments Philippine musical instruments Aragonese musical instruments Spanish musical instruments