Realmente ha logrado una ejecución del instrumento emocionalmente brillante. Su música me evoca una escena de la conquista española. La muerte de Martín García Óñez de Loyola en la batalla de Curalaba. Su sonido acompañaría perfecto dicho episodio..
Looks like the Pibgorn is more alike to the albogue or "Gaita serrana" (ridge's pipe) which in the South changes the mouth horn for wood becoming the somehow similar "Gaita Gastoreña". Great breathing technique btw 👌
Tutti gli strumenti hanno delle difficoltà da superare. Tecnicamente non è difficile da suonare, ma richiede di saper fare la respirazione circolare. Non avrebbe senso suonare l'alboka fermando il suono per respirare.
If you can read, that's what I wrote too ... (this alboka is a variant of the traditional instrument). But this Alboka was built in the Basque Country by a traditional Alboka builder
@@GiuseppeDalBianco Basque Alboka usually has high notes than this ... I think this is a kind of Bass or Alto Alboka ( the instrument is not just basque, it is from Arabian culture ) - Try to hear Ibon Koteron music. Your music is wonderful too.
@@maialenmendez thanks for the comment. You're right, this is not a traditional alboka, but it's a personal creation of the builder. It is an alboka in D. I already know Koteron's music
!!This is really perfect !!❤💯
Thank you very much for your comment, very kind
@@GiuseppeDalBianco What does it mean? Good job!
Flawless circular breathing. Wow. Amazing...
Thank you Piotr!
Terrific example of circular breathing!
that sounds amazing. Thank you.
Thank you for your comment, very kind
Yes!! Thank you very much, you're very kind!
Bravo complimenti !
Grazie!
Simply amazing a haunting but beautiful song. I just now found out about this instrument, as I was researching my family linage.
Thank you very much for your comment!
j'adore le continieum
sounds great!
Thank You very much Benjamin!
in the French Basque Country they also play this instrument
yes. just say is basque ;)
broh discovered that basques are basque no matter they born in Spain or France ocupied lands
Love this
Good
Esta no es una Alboka tradicional de las que se hacen en Euskadi,hasta el sonido es diferente.
Realmente ha logrado una ejecución del instrumento emocionalmente brillante.
Su música me evoca una escena de la conquista española. La muerte de Martín García Óñez de Loyola en la batalla de Curalaba. Su sonido acompañaría perfecto dicho episodio..
¡Muchas gracias Gonzalo por este gran comentario!
Estoy absolutamente de acuerdo: este tipo de Alboka evoca batallas, muerte y conquistadores.
Thank You very much!
Can you buy from Osses - Otazu (Araba) Espana
may I share this link with other music teachers?
Where can I get one?
The builder is called Osses and lives in Spain in the Basque Country
Looks very much like the Welsh Pibgorn ^ ^
Yes it is true, but Pibghorn has only one pipe, Alboka has two pipes (one drone + one melodic)
Looks like the Pibgorn is more alike to the albogue or "Gaita serrana" (ridge's pipe) which in the South changes the mouth horn for wood becoming the somehow similar "Gaita Gastoreña". Great breathing technique btw 👌
Wow
Where can I buy one?!?
Alboka in D made by Osses, from Otazu (Araba) Spain
Giuseppe Dal Bianco Does he have a website?
Does not exist a web site.
Contact privately
Hi!
es-es.facebook.com/AlbokaOsses
This is the maker´s facebook.
@@GiuseppeDalBianco same thing happens when I want to buy "Adige garmon" from caucassia.
Me he dado cuenta que esta"alboka"tiene detrás un agujero cuando las albokas vascas no tienen,todos los agujeros los tienen delante.
Es que no es una alboka del mismo Euskadi jajajajaja🤣
Así es, este Alboka es una "variante" de la tradicional.
Es más larga
Contact Osses is complicated. I can not help you.
Find him in Facebook AlbokaOsses
Alboka Este no es el tradicional, Alboka se trata de una "variante" del fabricante de la tradicional.
❤
Molto bello,il suono ricorda una cornamusa mista a una ghironda.
È molto difficile da suonare?Sto valutando di comprarlo!
Tutti gli strumenti hanno delle difficoltà da superare.
Tecnicamente non è difficile da suonare, ma richiede di saper fare la respirazione circolare.
Non avrebbe senso suonare l'alboka fermando il suono per respirare.
C'est là, la poésie
Merci beaucoup, très gentil
Es un "ALBOKOTE"
ok
ici, je suis, Patricia2
Poor animals.
Which animals?
They tear from the bull's head when is still alive
@@julenbermudez3164 I heard they get them from slaughterhouses.
Basque Country and full stop. Nothing to do with Spain.
If you can read, that's what I wrote too ...
(this alboka is a variant of the traditional instrument).
But this Alboka was built in the Basque Country by a traditional Alboka builder
those tunes do not sound basque at all... you should do another video mate
I am perfectly aware that it is not Basque music, but what is the problem?
I am Italian and sound as I like it.
hahah yeah, and then we have to hear every single italian complain that what everybody calls at home pizza is not pizza; well it is just the same;
@@GiuseppeDalBianco Basque Alboka usually has high notes than this ... I think this is a kind of Bass or Alto Alboka ( the instrument is not just basque, it is from Arabian culture ) - Try to hear Ibon Koteron music. Your music is wonderful too.
@@maialenmendez thanks for the comment.
You're right, this is not a traditional alboka, but it's a personal creation of the builder.
It is an alboka in D.
I already know Koteron's music