Branschke/Armstrong Duo - Hiragana
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Callum Armstrong and Matthias Branschke play their tune "Hiragana" at their first duo concert in Berlin 2018.
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Callum. The undisputed. This guy is in another piping world, a great teacher too. Playing with him one time in the late hours was memorable, knocking out that solo in Em.
Ganz Klasse ! Excellent, le jeu des bourdons au début, et les deux notes graves avec les genoux !
sehr Geil,Cheers
Why the heck not..... Absoluteley Genius lads …. :)
I found you via the rediscovering Ancient Greek music video. That aulos improvisation you played was one of the most mesmerizing sounds I've ever heard. Then I found your channel and opened a video of you playing one of these chanters and I was like "oh. Looks like a bagpipe. Kinda sounds like a bag pipe. But I've never heard a bagpipe played like that before... Also it's not a bagpipe." then I opened another, and it was even better. Never heard a bagpipe thing with played with so much soul. Then I opened this video.. And there were TWO. And somehow, to my amazement, it sounded EVEN BETTER! Looking at the dates and listening to the sounds, it seems as though your work with the ancient Greek music has informed your composition in some very interesting ways, but perhaps I'm just projecting. Anyway, teach me to play the aulos.
these are schaferpfeife i think, they are a german type of bagpipe!
Ha, it most certainly is a bagpipe. There are countless different types of bagpipes, these here are, as was already pointed out, german Schäferpfeifen. They're very closely related to flemish Schäferpfeifen and the french Cornemuse du Centre (the fingering is usually identical).
This intro is epic (I also love all those silences during the song)
Как всегда замечательно!))
спасибо!
Fabulous!
О да, как всегда очень интересно и необычно (Особенно удивило использование ног для закрывания резонаторных отверстий, Ха-ха, я тоже так делал на средневековой волынке, когда играл сидя) За совместными мелодиями Маттиса и Каллума всегда очень интересно наблюдать))
What is the instrument and who makes them?
These are german Schäferpfeifen. As to who makes them, both of these fine gentlemen playing them here do I think, but I believe only Matthias Branschke sells them, too.
@@rogthepirate4593 these are actually an invented style of schäferpfeife called sessionprotz i think. Mattis makes them and i think they are around 2500 euros. Matthias branschke has a page and a facebook so you should be able to find him easily
@@NicholasKonradsen Oh I know. The Sessionprotz is just his (marketing) name for a 3-drone version though, it's still a Schäferpfeife.
My bandmate plays one of them, great instrument. Mine was built by Thorsten Tetz though.
I was sure they were pastoral pipes