Testing out a replacement string. I wore the old one out. It's a bit ringy but hopefully will break in. #talharpa #tagelharpa #folkmusic #folkinstruments #bowedlyre
I was going to say the same thing .... most of the time people just saw on them with a little bit of fingering on one string (and that sounds cool to) but this is awesome lol
Thanks for sharing! This is super fun to watch. I was wondering, do they make specific talharpa strings or do you use the strings of another instrument?
People use a variety of different things. Traditional is horse hair, these are steel viola strings (and a steel cello string), some also make them from fishing line.
Thank you. I have been playing a little over a year now. It's kind of hard to quantify. I work from home and if I'm waiting for something I'm probably playing. Could be as little as 15 mins or as long as a couple hours but I try to play every day for some amount of time. I don't really do anything formal practice wise, just play whatever comes to mind.
@@HavocHarpa So you are mostly just enjoying yourself jamming around when you have the time. Cool, I hope I can play like this one day so far I have been practicing a lot but it always sounds very terrible.
@@HavocHarpa I will definitely keep practicing, and had a similar attitude but was thinking maybe I needed to do like traditional practice or anything,but I will just keep jamming and having fun then :)
Wonderful job. How does the nylon compare to horsehair? I can’t get a clean sound out of my second and third strings to save my life and I’m wondering if the strings are my issue. Might go to nylon if it’s easier to work with.
Thank you! These are steel viola strings for the lower 2 and a steel 1/2 cello A string for the high string. So far I've been building my instruments with steel strings in mind as I'm too lazy for mess with horsehair or fishing line much.
It is white ash for body (1 piece) top is spruce. scale length is ~16 inches. Uses bass tuners and long viola strings. The instrument is around 26 inches long. Tailpiece and bridge are carbon fiber.
Continue please…. Thank you so much….
That was... Wow. Great!
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Ooo my goodssss! Amazing!!!!🙌☀️
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Great technique!
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I was going to say the same thing .... most of the time people just saw on them with a little bit of fingering on one string (and that sounds cool to) but this is awesome lol
@@mattbunch1159 thank you!
love that :) have a nice day.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! This is super fun to watch. I was wondering, do they make specific talharpa strings or do you use the strings of another instrument?
People use a variety of different things. Traditional is horse hair, these are steel viola strings (and a steel cello string), some also make them from fishing line.
Awesome, all the videos are, how long have you been playing, and how much do you practice usually?
Thank you. I have been playing a little over a year now. It's kind of hard to quantify. I work from home and if I'm waiting for something I'm probably playing. Could be as little as 15 mins or as long as a couple hours but I try to play every day for some amount of time. I don't really do anything formal practice wise, just play whatever comes to mind.
@@HavocHarpa So you are mostly just enjoying yourself jamming around when you have the time.
Cool, I hope I can play like this one day so far I have been practicing a lot but it always sounds very terrible.
@@woutervanasseldonk8600 yep! As long as I'm a little better today than I was yesterday I don't worry about it :) keep it up and you'll get there.
@@HavocHarpa I will definitely keep practicing, and had a similar attitude but was thinking maybe I needed to do like traditional practice or anything,but I will just keep jamming and having fun then :)
Sounds amazing! Where did you get it, and what string material did yoy use?.
Thank you! I made this one and am using metal viola strings and a metal cello string.
Wonderful job. How does the nylon compare to horsehair? I can’t get a clean sound out of my second and third strings to save my life and I’m wondering if the strings are my issue. Might go to nylon if it’s easier to work with.
Thank you! These are steel viola strings for the lower 2 and a steel 1/2 cello A string for the high string. So far I've been building my instruments with steel strings in mind as I'm too lazy for mess with horsehair or fishing line much.
What fittings are you using? I want to build one, but there are so many different parts to choose from.
The tuners are cheap bass tuning machines from Amazon. Everything else I made myself on my CNC machine.
Приветствую. Какой строй тальхарпы?
It is white ash for body (1 piece) top is spruce. scale length is ~16 inches. Uses bass tuners and long viola strings. The instrument is around 26 inches long. Tailpiece and bridge are carbon fiber.
@@HavocHarpa настройка струн AEA?
@@OctoberRats either that or CGC
Tell me how it is tuned which notes? Thx
C3 G3 C4
What are the strings made of?
They are steel viola strings
any dancing happy song?
No😞 I couldn't write a happy song if my life depended on it.
@@HavocHarpa it's easy. just talk about walk in the park, and let yourself go. don't censor yourself n_n
@@SH-sj5zm let's just say I have had an interesting life and my artistic pursuits tend to reflect that :)
Збс!
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Thank you!