Es ist eher ein Mechanisches Problem. Wenn man wollte könnte man es auch so bauen, dass es leiser ist. Bei einem Piano hört man auch nicht mehr die Tasten klappern, das macht ein Piano auch so teuer. Es hat viele Mechaniker und Zeit gebraucht um es so zu entwickeln. Man muss sich jedoch fragen ob man das bei einer Drehleier möchte und das Klappern nicht sogar sympathisch findet.
also, i find german to be as funny / scary as it is hard to learn :)) to me everything in german just sounds like: E̸̥̿̕i̴͎̞͗n̷̻̿ ̵̬̒o̸̞̒b̵͉̹̓d̸̤͙͐̚a̴̛̝h̴̺̽l̵̒͗͜ǒ̶̭̖s̷͕͂ẻ̴̺̾s̸̹̹̀ ̴̨͈́̚s̴̲͌c̴͓̈́h̶̳̞͐̀m̷̖̋̔ê̴̡̠̍t̸̛̙̊t̷̩͖͒́e̶̜̘̾r̸̠͂͠ļ̶͍̀i̵̤̜̿n̴̲͊̑g̷̩̏͠ ̸̺̎̕h̶̢̓à̶̲̅t̴̞͝ ̷̲̂ĕ̵̙̫̉i̵̻̚n̷͈̱̒̑ẽ̵̜̑m̶͚̉ ̷͆̅͜b̶͍̽l̷̺̲̄̒î̸̯ņ̷͍̈d̶̫̀̃͜d̵̡͎̎a̴̟̚ṝ̸̑m̸̯̋e̷̫͈͝n̸̨̍t̸̙̪̀z̸̝̬̓̐ü̴͔̿̎n̵̝͝͝g̴͕̈́ǘ̸̘̖̀n̵̥̯͆g̶͇͐͝ ̷̣̘͂ű̴̖̋n̶͓̎t̸̛͓̟̔ȩ̸͍͑͆ŗ̴̝͌ ̶̟͚̍͝e̶̘̿͠ȋ̴̻̦̃n̵̩̍ẹ̴̩́̉m̶̖̓̉ ̸͕͛̕d̷͎̈́͑ạ̶̋c̸̣̝̀ḩ̸̞̋̈́ ̷̠͔̓̏g̶͓̹͘͝e̵͔͓͋ĥ̶̳͒ä̴͖b̸̺̖͑t̷̳͝,̶̳̽ ̸̰̣͂J̶͉͕̚A̷̻̓̅À̷̞Ả̶̢̘̚ ̷̬̀͘W̸͕̠͗̈́ä̵͔̐r̴͓͉̉e̸̟̹̾̽n̷͍͝ ̷̦̓s̶̙̈̾i̶̢͖͆ë̵̠̎ ̴̞̻̅s̴̻͊̓o̵̺̗̐ ̵͍͈̏n̶͎͍̔̈́ẹ̵̯̉̆t̴͇̫͊̍t̶̳͌,̵̹̂ ̶͓͍̒̒d̶̫̻͌a̶̹̩̕ŝ̴̭ś̸̢͉̉ ̵͚̫̆͠ḓ̴̙͒̆ẹ̸͛̈m̴̘̎ ̸̯͚͒s̸͖̊̉a̸̧͑͐l̴͓͖̀́z̸͓̹̓̿ ̶̰̌h̷͚̮̓̀ē̴̠͝r̴̗̝̎̄ǖ̵̠b̸͔̲̅̌e̵͎̲͌r̶̲̚ ̸̩͋͜ź̶̗̤͐u̸͈͝ ̶̤̼̍̄r̸̮͐ȩ̴̞̌̈́i̵̻͝h̸͉̄ẽ̷̯n̵͇̑́͜?̸̜͗ͅ?̸̩̏̕!̴͓̟̓̽?̸̰̦̃̃ ̴̤̓ͅJ̴̬̋Ǎ̴͜A̴̰͙̐̕
This is some ye olde pirate chase or party that's about to have a tragic event unfold like in the assassin's creed 2 trailer music, how is this relaxing. Though it is a bop.
Of course Lucan, but first allow me to decide the fate of your sister's marriage and the I shall collect the The claw from Arvel the not so swift (Dang, it's been years)
This hypnotized me, it's incredibly beautiful to me. It literally takes me to a medieval old place far away, a cabin surrounded by green land with far away mountains.
@@stixxnsnares8378 cringe , gayme of thrones is cringy shit for teenagers, the boy was talking bout some REAL medival times without all this blue zombie-dragon shit
I have such a hard time believing there aren’t 2 people holding violins and someone holding bagpipes/an accordion behind the camera XD This is an incredible instrument being used by a very skilled musician
It's those side strings. They hold a costant chord regardless of what's played and that gives hurdi gurdi that vibe of an additional instrument. Bagpipes do the same thing with those extra pipes.
This song, it feels like a distant memory, one of melancholy but a great triumph at a devastating cost, a review of the aftermath at the end of an era and the end of a civilization and that way of life. A soothing but haunting Melody.
Alright men, I have established connections who’ll get us in the king’s celebration, from there you’ll need to find the assassin before the third dance, we have no clue who this assassin is other than the snake emblem engraved on the pommel of their dagger, tread lightly lads. **Music plays as the third dance begins**
You reach into your pocket and knowingly rub the ingraving on the pommel of your concealed blade. Today is the day the king will pay for his rule of oppression and cruelty
A fire that lights in your heart an uncontrollable urge. A smirk dances across your lips as the turn rolls effortlessly from the instrument, yes... it would be no fun, it would be boring if the game were so easy.
And so, you dance along with the enchanting choir of string from the single instrument. At last, you see him, the king, The Mad Tyrant. You know not his name, and soon it shall be forgotten in time, him and his wicked deeds
For the enemy laughs silently as the men all dance along, puppets under his cruel foot. Try as they will, the power of the gods themselves could not exvail the men from the bardic trance they were captured in. They gritted their teeth, but the flow of the Pagan's Song flowed deep through them, sending their mind in it's symphonic prison. The power begins to surge through them, and it all begins to become even more vapid.
i keep coming back; this guy is the the post-hardcore math-metal of the hurdy-gurdy. i wish this was played at my birth, my coming of age,.. hell, I wish this was just played from the sky all the time
I've always loved the sound of these. It's very soothing to me. I keep coming back and watching this specific one. IDK what it is about it, but it gives me chills in a good way.
Imagine, small stone house high on the mountains surrounded by tall trees, the sound of this with the long echo. And the crispy fireplace in the background.
I think my favorite part of this is how you move the handle. Seeing it swing back and forth then do a full rotation so smoothly is so satisfying to me.
This is the very first time I'm seeing this instrument (I've probably heard it before in a movie or something because the sound sounds familiar) and I'm instantly intrigued by the engineering that went into this instrument. It seems like like the inventor had a basic idea of how the instrument should function but halfway through the person got lost in a world unlike this one but filled with visions and specters we can only guess at. The inventor stepped through a portal of some sort into a realm where she had to battle creatures of a non-physical nature and the only way to defeat them was with complex sounds. The inventor had to cobble together various instruments to achieve these complex harmonies. After defeating the spirits the inventor woke up cold from a feverish sweat only to realize that it wasn't a realm of spirits that she had entered but a realm of the mind. A realm brought forth from the deep sorrow the inventor faced after witnessing the death of her whole family to a tyrant that ruled the land as a self imposed lord. The inventor soon realized that it was in her power to either convey the deep pain and sorrow of loss upon anyone who heard this instrument or the joyful melodies of new beginnings and the infinite possibilities every new day holds. Knowing this the inventor left the instrument in a tavern for an ignorant soul to pick up because the inventor couldn't trust herself to play anything else but sorrowful music for her grief was to immense. I personally think there is a musician in each and everyone of us, maybe some of us just need to invent our own instruments or maybe we just haven't found the instrument we are meant to play. Basically music is such an essential part of being like breathing and eating and complex harmonies found in classic music is particularly good to help you get your thoughts in order and sooth your weary mind after a stressful day. Everyone reading this should find an instrument and learn how to play it. Only after you've felt the overwhelming joy creativity brings will you find the strength to overcome any obstacle and burden in your life for you see the hero in our story never actually played the instrument for fear of causing more sorrow so she stayed lost in depression and sadness but the gift of the instrument enabled someone else to express themselves in a positive way uplifting the spirits of the entire village and inspired the whole land to rise up against oppression and fear.
It was originally 2 metres long, played by two people and used as accompaniment in churches before the invention of the pipe organ. The constant droning note was favoured as it was found to be pure and desirable in the eyes of the clergy.
@@justincoltharp9701: You can't assume women didn't invent things back in medieval times. (What is a safer assumption is that men claimed that they invented the things that women actually invented.) Hildegard von Bingen was a highly intelligent and creative woman who was born in the late 11th century.
@@resourcedragon in general, women had very little freedom at that point in time, and, with a few exceptions, were not allowed an education. I would argue it's pretty reasonable to assume something invented in medieval times was not invented by a woman. Not saying there's no chance of it having happened, but it would be a surprise.
It was invented in Constantinople around the 9th or 10th century. Called the "Orchestrion" in was designed to be a portable organ of sorts and was intended for Christian Orthodox liturgy. It was later brought to Europe by the Moors and early Crusaders and gained popularity in Medieval France.
I find this old instrument and melody oddly enjoyable, it takes my minds eye back in time to the medieval times, a time of regal kings and great castle of noble knights and humble commoners and legendary tales centuries ago
Прекрасная композиция. Ощущаю двух средневекового фэнтези. Ваше творчество прекрасно подошло для создание глубокой отмосферы в какой нибудь игре. Эххх хотелось бы погрузиться в подобное. Спасибо.
@Michael Williams хз(hs)-can be translated as (I don’t know), but it may not be accurate, because I don’t know English well. And this is google translation.😜
The handle on the crank is mesmerizing for the illusion that an infinitely handle wrapping around the main crankshaft. Similar to Archimedes screw looks in motion like its infinitely crawling along.
As i entered the old carthan tavern, i was assailed by a most beautiful tune. My ears perked up as the tune stopped and, to my happieness turned to a song i knew well, to which i immediately began, in full voice, to sing. I sang the whole tune. My gravelly base filling the tavern along with the tune of the hurdy gurdy. At its conclusion i was standing next to a rather impressed bard. "I have not ever in me life heard the full lyrics to this particular balled sang entirely in drokenkarl. I have heard it sang in common more often than not. But the language of the savoudiin has not been spoken aloud here since the fall of karthane and the aeilfa took possession of our land." There was a subtle hope in the bards eyes for l he seemed to sense what i was. "Fear not, good bard. The elves have been drivin from the region and your people have been handed their independence once again." Excerpt from my currently unfinished novel chronicles of the dragon. book one. war and fire. Chapter 12 aftermath.
Those tones are called drones. Bagpipes also have them. There are some fairly obscure instruments that have sympathetic strings - but that's rare in modern instruments.
Перезалив?) (Мне почему то очень нравится эта мелодия и я только её переслушиваю постоянно, она в таком стиле средневековья, Скайрим чем то напоминает или Игры Престолов. Очень такое в душу западает. Очень надеюсь что на канале ещё похожие мелодии появятся) очень буду ждать. Спасибо Вам за Ваши труды :)
@@cava-jk9sc спасибо что объяснили) просто я мало что знаю об этом инструменте) и мне показалась эта мелодия почти такой же как и та что с партией органа)
Goose bumps while listening. Very beautiful. Only thing I'm left wondering is, if this is what actual medieval music would have sounded like, or is it more like a "neo-medieval" thing?
all i can think of when hearing this is me and the boys being at the local pub in the village, next to the castle, watchin the jester dancin with everyone cheerin em on
Imagine the main character having a flashback in mid of a battle, all of his friends are dead, the only can save all is he, and power up + transformation start
It's like the whole Orchestra in your fingertips.. that the unknown feeling you guys get when listening to it.. because few instruments can match it's sound..
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The clickity clack of the keys really is vital to the overall sound of the instrument.
Definitely. It almost provides percussion to the whole thing. Like a whole band in one instrument.
Es ist eher ein Mechanisches Problem. Wenn man wollte könnte man es auch so bauen, dass es leiser ist. Bei einem Piano hört man auch nicht mehr die Tasten klappern, das macht ein Piano auch so teuer. Es hat viele Mechaniker und Zeit gebraucht um es so zu entwickeln. Man muss sich jedoch fragen ob man das bei einer Drehleier möchte und das Klappern nicht sogar sympathisch findet.
@@sebastianmacduck2222 either way, i think it enhances the experience above
also, i find german to be as funny / scary as it is hard to learn :))
to me everything in german just sounds like:
E̸̥̿̕i̴͎̞͗n̷̻̿ ̵̬̒o̸̞̒b̵͉̹̓d̸̤͙͐̚a̴̛̝h̴̺̽l̵̒͗͜ǒ̶̭̖s̷͕͂ẻ̴̺̾s̸̹̹̀ ̴̨͈́̚s̴̲͌c̴͓̈́h̶̳̞͐̀m̷̖̋̔ê̴̡̠̍t̸̛̙̊t̷̩͖͒́e̶̜̘̾r̸̠͂͠ļ̶͍̀i̵̤̜̿n̴̲͊̑g̷̩̏͠ ̸̺̎̕h̶̢̓à̶̲̅t̴̞͝ ̷̲̂ĕ̵̙̫̉i̵̻̚n̷͈̱̒̑ẽ̵̜̑m̶͚̉ ̷͆̅͜b̶͍̽l̷̺̲̄̒î̸̯ņ̷͍̈d̶̫̀̃͜d̵̡͎̎a̴̟̚ṝ̸̑m̸̯̋e̷̫͈͝n̸̨̍t̸̙̪̀z̸̝̬̓̐ü̴͔̿̎n̵̝͝͝g̴͕̈́ǘ̸̘̖̀n̵̥̯͆g̶͇͐͝ ̷̣̘͂ű̴̖̋n̶͓̎t̸̛͓̟̔ȩ̸͍͑͆ŗ̴̝͌ ̶̟͚̍͝e̶̘̿͠ȋ̴̻̦̃n̵̩̍ẹ̴̩́̉m̶̖̓̉ ̸͕͛̕d̷͎̈́͑ạ̶̋c̸̣̝̀ḩ̸̞̋̈́ ̷̠͔̓̏g̶͓̹͘͝e̵͔͓͋ĥ̶̳͒ä̴͖b̸̺̖͑t̷̳͝,̶̳̽ ̸̰̣͂J̶͉͕̚A̷̻̓̅À̷̞Ả̶̢̘̚
̷̬̀͘W̸͕̠͗̈́ä̵͔̐r̴͓͉̉e̸̟̹̾̽n̷͍͝ ̷̦̓s̶̙̈̾i̶̢͖͆ë̵̠̎ ̴̞̻̅s̴̻͊̓o̵̺̗̐ ̵͍͈̏n̶͎͍̔̈́ẹ̵̯̉̆t̴͇̫͊̍t̶̳͌,̵̹̂ ̶͓͍̒̒d̶̫̻͌a̶̹̩̕ŝ̴̭ś̸̢͉̉ ̵͚̫̆͠ḓ̴̙͒̆ẹ̸͛̈m̴̘̎ ̸̯͚͒s̸͖̊̉a̸̧͑͐l̴͓͖̀́z̸͓̹̓̿ ̶̰̌h̷͚̮̓̀ē̴̠͝r̴̗̝̎̄ǖ̵̠b̸͔̲̅̌e̵͎̲͌r̶̲̚ ̸̩͋͜ź̶̗̤͐u̸͈͝ ̶̤̼̍̄r̸̮͐ȩ̴̞̌̈́i̵̻͝h̸͉̄ẽ̷̯n̵͇̑́͜?̸̜͗ͅ?̸̩̏̕!̴͓̟̓̽?̸̰̦̃̃ ̴̤̓ͅJ̴̬̋Ǎ̴͜A̴̰͙̐̕
It reminds me of the clacking heels in Irish river dancing
this song being played on this specific instrument is bringing me so much peace and comfort. I physically cannot explain why or how, but I feel safe
Ur weird
Ghost幽灵 agreed
In a good way, guess I'm weird too
Yeah me too 😅
This is some ye olde pirate chase or party that's about to have a tragic event unfold like in the assassin's creed 2 trailer music, how is this relaxing. Though it is a bop.
I love this song in particular
Me too, my favorite.
Yeah, this is my fav too
My fav too
Me too...
One of my favs.
Welcome to my shop... a thief has stolen my golden dragon claw, could you retrieve it for me?
Of corse sir/ma’am, I’ve been in need of an adventure and experience, but what will I be getting out of this little fetch quest?
Of course Lucan, but first allow me to decide the fate of your sister's marriage and the I shall collect the
The claw from Arvel the not so swift
(Dang, it's been years)
Well howdy their sir/madam I shall get the dragon claw for you we shall discuss my reward once I return...can you discribe the thief for me?
*the adventure music starts*
Bao Luong (we should go along with zis lmao)
This hypnotized me, it's incredibly beautiful to me. It literally takes me to a medieval old place far away, a cabin surrounded by green land with far away mountains.
Chronicles of the Narnia
Game of thrones
@@stixxnsnares8378 cringe , gayme of thrones is cringy shit for teenagers, the boy was talking bout some REAL medival times without all this blue zombie-dragon shit
@@twoblocksdown5464 your comment put me in pain
Absolutely, eating off the fat of the land and no computers or pollution!
I have such a hard time believing there aren’t 2 people holding violins and someone holding bagpipes/an accordion behind the camera XD
This is an incredible instrument being used by a very skilled musician
I've played piano for years, and I want one of these.
It's those side strings. They hold a costant chord regardless of what's played and that gives hurdi gurdi that vibe of an additional instrument. Bagpipes do the same thing with those extra pipes.
Some of his tracks DO include other instruments. See his Bandcamp page
This song, it feels like a distant memory, one of melancholy but a great triumph at a devastating cost, a review of the aftermath at the end of an era and the end of a civilization and that way of life. A soothing but haunting Melody.
I see I'm not the only one that hears the haunting side of this song.
100%agree!
Seems extra fitting that it was used in Fools' Gold for a flashback about the end of a civilization :)
Это гениально !
I think you are looking for: Pyrrhic victory.
I think this one is my favorite hurdy gurdy song. It feels mystical, somber, and above all it's pretty catchy.
It caught my heart hook, line and sinker
yea
Completely understood! 🐘😊
Started playing Witcher 3 after hearing this
Same, this song was playing while I was battling the Griffon
Thinked about the three beautiful ladies of the woods
Medallion’s humming. Song of power, it’s gotta be.
Thinking about putting the baby in the oven
Lol it IMMEDIATELY reminded me of Witcher 3
And, once again, the algorithm has reunited us here
Idk why everyone is getting this on recomended and i am searching it cause it is like the 10th time i hear this guy
Aye, aye, Sir.
hahahahaahah true !
Yes, it has. :)
i actually searched for hurdy gurdy songs.. :D
Alright men, I have established connections who’ll get us in the king’s celebration, from there you’ll need to find the assassin before the third dance, we have no clue who this assassin is other than the snake emblem engraved on the pommel of their dagger, tread lightly lads.
**Music plays as the third dance begins**
You reach into your pocket and knowingly rub the ingraving on the pommel of your concealed blade. Today is the day the king will pay for his rule of oppression and cruelty
You’re too late to realize, the tune that bard is playing is no ordinary melody
A fire that lights in your heart an uncontrollable urge. A smirk dances across your lips as the turn rolls effortlessly from the instrument, yes... it would be no fun, it would be boring if the game were so easy.
And so, you dance along with the enchanting choir of string from the single instrument. At last, you see him, the king, The Mad Tyrant. You know not his name, and soon it shall be forgotten in time, him and his wicked deeds
For the enemy laughs silently as the men all dance along, puppets under his cruel foot. Try as they will, the power of the gods themselves could not exvail the men from the bardic trance they were captured in. They gritted their teeth, but the flow of the Pagan's Song flowed deep through them, sending their mind in it's symphonic prison. The power begins to surge through them, and it all begins to become even more vapid.
i keep coming back; this guy is the the post-hardcore math-metal of the hurdy-gurdy. i wish this was played at my birth, my coming of age,.. hell, I wish this was just played from the sky all the time
Never mind. It can always play from your thoughts.
Songs like this is why RUclips should have a "replay" or a "loop" button!
but it does ;-; right click the video
U don't know how to loop a video?
@@L0ll0 I was today years old... Imagine hiding that function so well there are tens of thousands of extended pre-looped videos.
@@Innomen I know right ;-;
Just found out about the Hurdy-Gurdy, I really want to buy one and learn how to play it. Beautiful song btw.
@Les Brown look for a laser cut wood kit first - they exist
@@samuelporter850 stop giving us ideas you mad man
@@sunshineandrainbows99 only issue is they sound like a dying cat
I wonder what the learning curve is like for a hurdy-gurdy
@@samuelporter850 No, Cats already dead, hence why they made strings from it
How strange that cat's guts can lure the souls from men. -William Shakespeare
'twas sheep, but ne'er mind, a cat's gut is as good as any where the haling of mens souls is concern'd
- Me
@@ChrisOrganic the material is called catgut mate
@@aaaahdjsn and this instrument is a hurdy gurdy, but is it made from "hurdy gurdy"? no.
@Kirasi me thinks ye looked too far into it 🧐 ‘‘twas a mere jest sire
My friend wants to name a cow gurdy
This is easily my fav piece I have heard on hurdy gurdy
Why do I keep coming back here every evening.
The instrument that gives the best sound I've heard in my life. I wish I could hear it as background music for the rest of my life.
Звучит как свет надежды во тьме!
John 14:2-6
John 8:12
Read chapters please.
@@frederickpile3599 Indeed Jesus Christ is the LIGHT & HOPE in this dark world! Glory is His! ❤️
Андрей, круто до дрыжиков!
There’s something about this song that just sets it apart from the rest and I have no idea what it is
Rhythm
maybe the clicks?
none of them. IT SOUNDS LIKE A BOSSFIGHT
i ruin 69 liek heha
Не думал я, что этот инструмент может выдовать такое, класс.
For some reason, this song makes me want to paint half my face blue and scream “FREEDOM!”
Rip William Wallace😓😢
In all seriousness, I think it's the fact the hurdy and the bagpipe share the drone (this low drrrr the wheel makes) and the overall style
The trouble with Scotland is that it's full of Scots.
@@redsx3785 LoL. I don't know why this made me laugh. I'm half Scottish.
That'd be yer heritage, laddie.
Молодец! Эта песня была использовать в Норвежском телевизором сериале,- но я слышал эту песню перед сериалом.
Молодец друзья Привет из Бразилии
Ты из Бразилии???
I can't stop listening to this unique masterpiece...
I've always loved the sound of these. It's very soothing to me. I keep coming back and watching this specific one. IDK what it is about it, but it gives me chills in a good way.
It caught me hook, line, and sinker
Я не могу перестать переслушивать её
Это просто прекрасно!
Эта музыка, самое прекрасное что я слышал.
Послушайте Tony Anderson - Immanuel, может измените своё мнение)
I agree completely you funky Eastern European man
A witcher? What brings such a cursed soul to these parts? Not even the dammed monsters come here. What brings you, witcher?
It’s like being at Whiterun and having a bev in the Druken Huntsman
This song is haunting, timeless, and very beautiful. Andrey's playing is flawless.
"21 год идёт,а мелодия то эта всё за душу берёт!
Не знаю почему... Но мурашки до костей и слёзы наворачиваются. Прекрасная музыка...
It somehow feels ancient and imponent, doesn't it?
И у нас тоже
criminaly underrated instrument
My favourite video of someone playing the gurdy
Круто!!!
1:03 It's amazing how smooth the hand movements are, very impressive
Imagine, small stone house high on the mountains surrounded by tall trees, the sound of this with the long echo. And the crispy fireplace in the background.
I think my favorite part of this is how you move the handle. Seeing it swing back and forth then do a full rotation so smoothly is so satisfying to me.
This is the very first time I'm seeing this instrument (I've probably heard it before in a movie or something because the sound sounds familiar) and I'm instantly intrigued by the engineering that went into this instrument.
It seems like like the inventor had a basic idea of how the instrument should function but halfway through the person got lost in a world unlike this one but filled with visions and specters we can only guess at. The inventor stepped through a portal of some sort into a realm where she had to battle creatures of a non-physical nature and the only way to defeat them was with complex sounds. The inventor had to cobble together various instruments to achieve these complex harmonies. After defeating the spirits the inventor woke up cold from a feverish sweat only to realize that it wasn't a realm of spirits that she had entered but a realm of the mind. A realm brought forth from the deep sorrow the inventor faced after witnessing the death of her whole family to a tyrant that ruled the land as a self imposed lord. The inventor soon realized that it was in her power to either convey the deep pain and sorrow of loss upon anyone who heard this instrument or the joyful melodies of new beginnings and the infinite possibilities every new day holds. Knowing this the inventor left the instrument in a tavern for an ignorant soul to pick up because the inventor couldn't trust herself to play anything else but sorrowful music for her grief was to immense.
I personally think there is a musician in each and everyone of us, maybe some of us just need to invent our own instruments or maybe we just haven't found the instrument we are meant to play. Basically music is such an essential part of being like breathing and eating and complex harmonies found in classic music is particularly good to help you get your thoughts in order and sooth your weary mind after a stressful day.
Everyone reading this should find an instrument and learn how to play it. Only after you've felt the overwhelming joy creativity brings will you find the strength to overcome any obstacle and burden in your life for you see the hero in our story never actually played the instrument for fear of causing more sorrow so she stayed lost in depression and sadness but the gift of the instrument enabled someone else to express themselves in a positive way uplifting the spirits of the entire village and inspired the whole land to rise up against oppression and fear.
It originated in the 11th century we can assume it was not created by a woman
It was originally 2 metres long, played by two people and used as accompaniment in churches before the invention of the pipe organ. The constant droning note was favoured as it was found to be pure and desirable in the eyes of the clergy.
@@justincoltharp9701: You can't assume women didn't invent things back in medieval times. (What is a safer assumption is that men claimed that they invented the things that women actually invented.)
Hildegard von Bingen was a highly intelligent and creative woman who was born in the late 11th century.
@@resourcedragon in general, women had very little freedom at that point in time, and, with a few exceptions, were not allowed an education. I would argue it's pretty reasonable to assume something invented in medieval times was not invented by a woman. Not saying there's no chance of it having happened, but it would be a surprise.
It was invented in Constantinople around the 9th or 10th century. Called the "Orchestrion" in was designed to be a portable organ of sorts and was intended for Christian Orthodox liturgy. It was later brought to Europe by the Moors and early Crusaders and gained popularity in Medieval France.
Фантастика!
Magically evocative
Musical instruments and the people who can PLAY them are special
Привет! Мелодия запоминающаяся! Баское исполнение! Браво! Молодца!🔥🔥🔥
I find this old instrument and melody oddly enjoyable, it takes my minds eye back in time to the medieval times, a time of regal kings and great castle of noble knights and humble commoners and legendary tales centuries ago
It's a request actually... We would love to hear the folklore "Katyusha" on this medieval musical instrument
YAAARRRRR bois on BOARD
Beautiful, in my eyes closed, I glide
You can feel it reverberating in your soul.
This has become my new favorite instrument. I used to be a cello person but the Hurdy-Gurdy changes that
One of my favorite hurdy Gurdy songs.
That would be a perfect theme song for Dance of Dragons ( Game of Thrones prequel).
Wow👏👏👏
Прекрасная композиция.
Ощущаю двух средневекового фэнтези.
Ваше творчество прекрасно подошло для создание глубокой отмосферы в какой нибудь игре.
Эххх хотелось бы погрузиться в подобное. Спасибо.
I need a Hurdy Gurdy asap
Прекрасный инструмент, по звучанию богатый. Одновременно столько струн аккомпонируют. Я хз как правильно выразиться но думаю вы поняли.
Ight Bet!
@Michael Williams хз(hs)-can be translated as (I don’t know), but it may not be accurate, because I don’t know English well. And this is google translation.😜
А как он называется?
Loved it thanks for sharing.
This song is so incredibly beautiful. :)
Perfect
Это вообще как это работает, красавчик, просто молодец, красиво звучит🤤
Очень красиво!
Серьёзно очень не обычно
Perfect!
I was so surprised to hear this song in a Norwegian series! Great that more people get to know your music!
Hvilken serie? Husker jeg har hørt denne sangen et sted, men klarer ikke plassere den
This is taking me straight back to the discworld games.
"That doesn't work!"
So happy to see another Discworld fan :')
@@samanthageorge6447 yay! RIP that wonderful man
Music ,machine ,to my ears is ,endless
This music has something eerie but soothing feeling... Loved it!!!
Wow, beautiful.
This is the kind of tune you stop by and linger in the tavern to hear in a game. 😅😅😅
this is bad a** nice job beautiful music
The handle on the crank is mesmerizing for the illusion that an infinitely handle wrapping around the main crankshaft. Similar to Archimedes screw looks in motion like its infinitely crawling along.
As i entered the old carthan tavern, i was assailed by a most beautiful tune. My ears perked up as the tune stopped and, to my happieness turned to a song i knew well, to which i immediately began, in full voice, to sing. I sang the whole tune. My gravelly base filling the tavern along with the tune of the hurdy gurdy. At its conclusion i was standing next to a rather impressed bard. "I have not ever in me life heard the full lyrics to this particular balled sang entirely in drokenkarl. I have heard it sang in common more often than not. But the language of the savoudiin has not been spoken aloud here since the fall of karthane and the aeilfa took possession of our land." There was a subtle hope in the bards eyes for l he seemed to sense what i was.
"Fear not, good bard. The elves have been drivin from the region and your people have been handed their independence once again."
Excerpt from my currently unfinished novel chronicles of the dragon. book one. war and fire. Chapter 12 aftermath.
What I like about the hurdy gurdy is that single tone that keeps playing almost as a background.
Those tones are called drones. Bagpipes also have them. There are some fairly obscure instruments that have sympathetic strings - but that's rare in modern instruments.
Вражаючі рекомендації і чудове відео
Перезалив?)
(Мне почему то очень нравится эта мелодия и я только её переслушиваю постоянно, она в таком стиле средневековья, Скайрим чем то напоминает или Игры Престолов. Очень такое в душу западает. Очень надеюсь что на канале ещё похожие мелодии появятся) очень буду ждать. Спасибо Вам за Ваши труды :)
Это не перезалив, а версия со звучанием только колёсной лиры, то есть без партии органа. К тому же съёмка только с одного ракурса
@@cava-jk9sc спасибо что объяснили) просто я мало что знаю об этом инструменте) и мне показалась эта мелодия почти такой же как и та что с партией органа)
@@sol_42 ничего страшного, рад был помочь
жиза
Мне кажется главное отличие в том что здесь нет барабана)
Awsome
Как же это приятно слушать!
Nice song
I’m curious how someone changes the strings on this
Slowly
The black piece under his left forearm flips open pretty easily. Which gives better access to the strings and key action.
@@piranhaplantX I believe one of the artists on RUclips even has this cover working as a drum!
with difficulty
Me: first you gut a cat!.....
My Cat: (Fierce gazing)
Отличная игра на колесной лире. Это восхищает.
Saludos desde Colombia jjaja
This gives me an old-school Nostalgic wonder of Adventure that I've never experienced before.
Mesmerized. Have been listening to this melody for days... Ancestral memories? But vere are ze drums?
same for me
I dont think you need drums with this kind of talent
There is a different video of this song that includes drums and an organ I believe
buttons make same sound
Goose bumps while listening. Very beautiful.
Only thing I'm left wondering is, if this is what actual medieval music would have sounded like, or is it more like a "neo-medieval" thing?
Very nice
Such a great musician! Just amazing!
all i can think of when hearing this is me and the boys being at the local pub in the village, next to the castle, watchin the jester dancin with everyone cheerin em on
well... tavern.
Imagine the main character having a flashback in mid of a battle, all of his friends are dead, the only can save all is he, and power up + transformation start
I got inlove with that composition🥰😍
00:15 this part looks like that Interestelar movie music.
just seeing how it works makes it so much more appetizing
Rather haunting for a dance isn't it? It has stuck in my head since I first heard it...Excellent performance!
*Reverse* Dance - maybe it should have been *Inverse* Dance... But both give the impression it's not just a dance.
Дивовижно)
It's like the whole Orchestra in your fingertips.. that the unknown feeling you guys get when listening to it.. because few instruments can match it's sound..
I love strong stringed instruments and this one fascinated me.
That is beautiful ^^
Marvelous instrument!
Спасибо Андрей! Отличный трек. Мне напомнил Ведьмака!
Достали вы уже своей говнопесней)
Инструмент склка стоит кито знайт скажите пожолучта именна
@@jobirjamilov4497 инструмент дорогой , около 25 тысяч рублей , б/у на Авито.
@@meditop5393 сипосибо. Москви можно найть
Как называется этот музыкальный инструмент?
Brings back memories
From Monty Python: "Bring out your dead! Bring out your dead!"
Thinking same thing 😂
"I'm not dead yet"
what a story this single musician and instrument is expressing, i have never heard such a thing from one performer without vocals.
If you close your eyes, you can barely see a Medieval RPG Start Screen