Sound and Character of the Ronroco and Bouzouki
The Ronroco is larger than a charango and has double strings. The higher pairs are doubled in unison and the lower pairs in octaves, which gives it a shimmering, otherworldly quality. The Bouzouki is a long-necked lute with metal strings, which gives it a bright, twangy attack.
Sonuscore suggests pairing the two in a single arrangement. One approach is to play the Bouzouki on sharp accents while a softer Ronroco bed of strums fills the background. Another is to assign one instrument to a repeating pattern and the other to a melodic solo.






