Renaissance - french dance - Branle

[TAJours]

This is great Fabyr , and many thanks of a French guy ;)

[Fabyr]

@TAJours

Merci!

[alexiana7]

Parte II

Sono anch'io un musicista e dovrei sminuire il tuo operato per arricchire il mio, tuttavia non ci riesco poiché in te riscontro un virtuoso ed abile musicista. Credo che tu non sia neppure un professionista dal momento che non ti ho mai visto apparire in TV, ma ultimamente ho notato che li ci sono i peggiori mentre i più bravi se ne restano a casa nell'anonimato, un pò come te! Complimenti Carlo

[Fabyr]

@alexiana7

Carissimo Carlo, grazie per i complimenti , sei molto gentile. Non mi definirei assolutamente un virtuoso : sono un insegnante di educazione musicale con molta passione per la musica e per gli strumenti musicali , in TV sicuramente non mi hai visto , non sono famoso. Ma qui ho tanti amici simpatici, come te :-)

[alexiana7]

Parte I

Ho visionato svariati tuoi video e sono giunto alla conclusione che posso benissimo definirti un "Re Mida" della musica! Difatti tutti gli strumenti che tocchi e, quindi, suoni diventano preziosissimo oro dal momento che dagli stessi ne esce fuori piacevolissima melodia!

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[48viki]

Beautiful !! Congratulation!!!

[Fabyr]

Thanks a lot for your nice comment to this early video of mine! Greetings!

[jofdelbosco]

Ottima e piacevole esecuzione.

[Fabyr]

Ti ringrazio molto per il gentile commento!

[Darkboy2525]

wow there are much instruments that i don't know haha what a loveley instrument and loveley song ! !

[Fabyr]

thanks! Glad you like this renaissance tune played on the cythara

[Darkboy2525]

really cool Sir ! :)

thanks for the respons ! intresting instrument i will search more for it ! :) sounds really funny :) !!

[davidavid]

très chouette interprétation, j'aime beaucoup les passages avec accord sur les cordes aigües!

[Fabyr]

Thanks a lot for your comment.

[aonrek]

It's "j'ai vu le loup, le renard et la belette, j'ai vu le loup, le renard danser". If you listen the melody you'll recognize the theme of the "miserere".

Cette chanson populaire reprend le thème du "miserere" de la messe des morts. En faisant ainsi danser les animaux, c'est une parodie ironique de la musique liturgique.

[dameofrunes]

Very interesting , thanks for the explanation of the origin of this piece. Greetings

[jlbianval]

je vue le loup le renard et la belette (bis) ...dancer.

I think i´ve heard it from Cajun Music (Les freres balfa, i suppose).

[donPabloArturo]

Great Video. I see that today tapping is not new. Nihil novi sub sole.

Greet

Artur

[GRAILKNIGHTPARZIFAL]

Great sound

[Lothenon]

Very nice! That's a Hungarian drone zither, right?

[alincielo]

Oh che meraviglia! Finalmente qualcuno che si lascia affascinare dagli strumenti antichi!

[WalkinOnSunShine07]

what kind of music is this?

i need it for a report

if u could answer that would

be awesome

thanks!

oh great plying skills btw!

[Siegelmonster]

Sounds like the Branle de chevaux

[Siegelmonster]

Sorry. It sounds like

Jay vu de loup

[johnmannno]

Excellently done to be sure sir. What is the precise name of the instrument you are playing? You're rather elliptical in your description.  Thank you!

[saetron]

wonderful playing and instrument...

how is it called?

hard to play???

i allready play guitar and mando..

[Aetherus7]

Wow, it's nearly the same as a "mountain dulcimer." Was it popular in France do you know? If so, ould explain my attraction to the thing.

[8CarpeDiem8]

You are a great musician; how difficult is it to lurn the instrument you play in this video.. in fact, what is the instrument called?

[suiru]

bellissimo !

suoni anche la ghironda

(in occitano "la viulo") ?

conosci Sergio Berardo e Lou Dalfin ?

o altri gruppi occitani ?

ciao !

[Fabyr]

Grazie per il complimento al brano.Ho sentito Lou Dalfin,Berardo non ancora.Altri gruppi occitani sì,diversi.Ho suonato la ghironda in passato,ma ora non più(purtroppo).

[suiru]

Sergio Berardo è il fondatore e leader storico di Lou Dalfin

:)

[Fabyr]

Ah,ecco...il nome non mi suonava nuovo...adesso mi sono ricordato.Sto diventando un po'vecchio e rimbambito.Non riesco a ricordare tutto,ormai.Troppa musica nella mia testa!

:(

[pintre1965]

Me recuerda algunas melodías del Pirineo aragonés. Una música muy bella

[zitothebandito]

all of your videos are really enjoyable; how long have you been playing all of these instruments?

[Fabyr]

First of all let me thank you for your kind comment.I've been playing since my early childhood , therefore more than fifty years ago...

[demorrigan]

great performance!

i want more of this music, but where can i found it?

it is great music, if i hear it i just wanna dance :)

[RitchieBrinckmore]

Great video! :)

[Fabyr]

Thanks!

[demorrigan]

but where can i find this music?

do you have some band names?

[Fabyr]

There's a French group that recorded several pieces like this in the late 70ies:maybe they are still active.The name of the band is Malicorne.

[demorrigan]

ok tank you very much.

i hope you make more of this ;)

greats demorrigan

[sitztdummrum]

Flawless performance!

I really love the sound of renaissance-instruments.

Thanks for sharing.

[Fabyr]

Thanks for your nice comment,glad you like this music.

[Aarsyor]

That's great. :D Where did you buy this? It sounds so nice, I'd like to learn to play one.

[Fabyr]

It's a special dulcimer of East Europe.You can find similar sound on the Hungarian zither.

[Luthval]

There is in France (and Quebec) a traditionnal song called : "J'ai vu le loup, le renard et la belette".

I like your version very much. Nice !

[Fabyr]

No,I have played a hurdy gurdy(we call it GHIRONDA)but haven't got any-for now :)

[Admin022]

Do you have a hurdy gurdy?

[afortyandoldstrings]

Nice performance; I am going to try to mimic it on the mandolin. Could you explain your instrument? I've seen dulcimers before, but this one looks kind of like ones I saw of SW Asia (Iran, Afghanistan); I don't understand the steps that come out from the instrument.

[Fabyr]

It's a Transilvanian cytara,a very old form of dulcimer of East Europe.The"steps"are decorations:horse heads for keep the strings.

[KrisShred]

sounds interesting,

ver nice played :)

[Jill74]

A merry dance!I've enjoyed it cos it's so joyful.

[Fabyr]

Yes,it's a dance of the Renaissance.Some groups of French or British folk presented their arrangements with a flavour of folk-rock.