Bien sûr comme chacun le sait déjà, le "Bransle des chevaux" provient du traité de dances de la renaissance française "L'orchésographie" publié à Langres en 1589 par Thoinot Arbeau (anagramme de Jehan Tabourot)
Chris Allen est un célèbre facteur de vielle à roue britannique (Merthyr Vale / CF 48 4RS Wales (UK))
"Horses Brawl" is extracted from the french renaissance dance treatise "L''orchésographie" by Thoinot Arbeau edited in Langres (1589)
After half an hour of looking at various hurdy gurdy videos (I was just trying at first to find out what a hurdy gurdy was), this is the first one I wanted to hear more than once. Need I say more?
Oops! So my broken Spanish is crap. I just wanted to look clever by saying something silly in Spanish! More seriously, I'm glad you enjoyed it and danced to it... Have fun!...
It's a kind of mechanical fiddle. The strings are bowed by the wheel, and you finger the notes on the keyboard. In addition there are drone strings, one of which, the trumpet string, rests on a mobile bridge and produces the rhythmic buzzing. Wow, I kinda managed to explain how a gurdy works in 5 lines only, that's quite incredible! There is so much more to say!...
Non, la roue n'use pas les cordes car on les recouvre de coton autour du point de contact. D'autre part, quand la vielle est bien réglée (vaste sujet!), les cordes appuient sur la roue juste ce qu'il faut, pas plus, pas moins, comme l'archet d'un violoniste.
Bien sûr comme chacun le sait déjà, le "Bransle des chevaux" provient du traité de dances de la renaissance française "L'orchésographie" publié à Langres en 1589 par Thoinot Arbeau (anagramme de Jehan Tabourot)
Chris Allen est un célèbre facteur de vielle à roue britannique (Merthyr Vale / CF 48 4RS Wales (UK))
"Horses Brawl" is extracted from the french renaissance dance treatise "L''orchésographie" by Thoinot Arbeau edited in Langres (1589)
Chris Allen is a famous hurdy Gurdy builder (UK)
frenchiecocorico1 3 months ago
Vous feriez fureur au festival médiéval de Québec.
belamoure 7 months ago
Hi !
Love the HurdyGurdy, am planing to build one soon ;-)
soundslikemeagain 9 months ago
After half an hour of looking at various hurdy gurdy videos (I was just trying at first to find out what a hurdy gurdy was), this is the first one I wanted to hear more than once. Need I say more?
oneishut 9 months ago
Carol wrote a letter...
bobbydj01 10 months ago
Super ! J'adore. Merci pour le partage.
Amitié de Corse
Dia
Diavidia 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading this video, it explains very clearly why the wheel on the right is turned fast or slow from time to time.
And the energy with which you're playing is making me smile every time :)
Gwywen 1 year ago
Ou a tu acheter cet instrument Arnaud :P :O?
kevenharbour 1 year ago
You are a monster playing this instrument,do you know some disco with this music??Sorry for my english,I´m spanish.
You have mu 5 stars!!
franziskaner6282 1 year ago 2
great it beautiful it funny i love god job !!!!!
linsay5840 1 year ago
Great performance :-)
MischievousGoat 2 years ago
no entiendo tu respuesta . sorry.
690SONER 2 years ago
Oops! So my broken Spanish is crap. I just wanted to look clever by saying something silly in Spanish! More seriously, I'm glad you enjoyed it and danced to it... Have fun!...
ArnaudLachambre 2 years ago
muy bueno, muy bueno
I´m Spanish and I danced it. Very good.
690SONER 2 years ago
Claro que si!!!
ArnaudLachambre 2 years ago
Nice rendition!
I never get tired of that tune......
Lucius1958 2 years ago
Félicitations! interprétation particulière, mais bien personnalisée et rythme vivant! je n'ai que des félicitations!
Astal4352 2 years ago 4
this is brilliant! it's wonderful to see this piece being performed even though it's only a video.
phoenixstar13 3 years ago
wow....
so how in the world does this marvelous instrument work??
redblossoms07 3 years ago
It's a kind of mechanical fiddle. The strings are bowed by the wheel, and you finger the notes on the keyboard. In addition there are drone strings, one of which, the trumpet string, rests on a mobile bridge and produces the rhythmic buzzing. Wow, I kinda managed to explain how a gurdy works in 5 lines only, that's quite incredible! There is so much more to say!...
ArnaudLachambre 3 years ago
wooow,
respect,
sinon, la meule, ça use pas trop les cordes???
kronan000 3 years ago
Merci!
Non, la roue n'use pas les cordes car on les recouvre de coton autour du point de contact. D'autre part, quand la vielle est bien réglée (vaste sujet!), les cordes appuient sur la roue juste ce qu'il faut, pas plus, pas moins, comme l'archet d'un violoniste.
ArnaudLachambre 3 years ago