Playing in ALL the keys on a traditional hurdy gurdy
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2020
- How do I play in different keys? With... keys...
Okay, what my heat addled brain did not say correctly:
Bb, I can do it but the trompette I would rather not add because I don't like tuning up more than a whole step.
E, is possible in theory but it is either super awkward on the keyboard or the setup will be messy so that is the one I would rather avoid entirely.
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This seems like the perfect instrument to accompany someone telling a story
Wow, thank you! This is exactly my question for some weeks and you have answered it perfectly! I'm waiting for my hurdy gurdy to come, and I'm anticipating it! I'm so thrilled!
this is such a neat instrument that seems so complex but watching these videos really help understanding it!
Fabulous explanation! Thank you. Passing this on...
The places in the video where you were tuning the strings reminded me of tuning the drones on my bagpipes, listening to the beat frequency and tweaking the drones one by one until it cancelled out. (I'm pretty much tone deaf so I always had to rely on little tricks like that to help me). Thank you for making these videos, they've been quite educational for me.
Thanks for the awesome video. I had this exact question, and you've answered it perfectly.
Incredible stuff, always loved the hurdy gurdy! Piano / Harp player here but this is something else-
Very nice thanks for sharing 👍
Hello ! Thank you for sharing the video, it is such a cool instrument, and nice explanation 👍 I had one question : where is this melody from? I have heard it before in a very different context and thought it was a « one off » thing. However, hearing it here makes me feel like there is an actual song behind it.
Thank you! :-) Yes, it is a Tourdion a dance popular in the late middle ages/renaissance. This particular one was first published in 1530 and was apparently quite a hit. (Renaissance-Despacito!) There was a French composer who added lyrics much later and turned it into a 4 part drinking song and that still gets sung often.
@@Folkskelet Thanks a lot! That’s so cool :O I am so glad Brian David Gilbert’s laptop video eventually ended up making me discover your channel ahah. It’s super interesting to discover a whole part of music that I did not even know existed 😃 Anyway, thanks a lot for the quick answer, I hope you have a nice day and keep sharing awesome stuff in the future :)
@@theonottez thank you, that is really kind! 😃 Yeah, I'll keep making videos, hope to see you around here. Take care!
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