Paul Butler's Dyverse Mynstral
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soldier's return fiddle
first heard from brinn
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medievalviol.wmv
Simple demonstration of the medieval viol I just completed, based on a 12th Cent. German Bible illustration. The fiddle is tuned G'DG (with high s...
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First attempts to play Trossingen Lyre
Here are a couple samples of my early efforts to play the Trossingen
Lyre that I recently built. Thanks to Corwen Broch for inspiration...
Very nice and well done. What tuning are you using for it? And thank you for sharing.
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Celtic Harp at Lorient 2008
Interceltic Festival of Lorient August 2008 - Celtic Harp Championship
@7DarkSayomi Folk harps have levers at the top of the strings that allow you to change their pitch. The harp only has diatonic strings (seven rather than twelve strings per octave, or kind of like only the white keys of a piano). For example, if you want to play a piece with both an F and an F#...
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Quarte Estampie real, Manuscrit de Paris XIV. century, Arr. NdM
Aus dem frühen 14. Jhd. überliefert in einer französischen Handschrift, dem "Manuscrit de Paris". Für Gitarre in A-dorisch (mit Kapodaster im 2. Bu...
Lovely arrangement, well done!
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dance "Spero"
Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro (1460)
Concert in Zadar, July 2002
Recorded by Giuliana Gerini
Definitely wonderful music - excellent performance and lovely instrument. A rare opportunity to hear this instrument in action! Who made the lyra?
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"Se mai per maraveglia..."
(Franciscus Bossinensis, edition 1511)
Concert in Zadar, July 2002
Recorded by Giuliana Gerini
Wonderful rendition of a very rarely performed repetoire on a even more rare instrument. Thank you for sharing!
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Bartolotti: Prelude in D Minor
Angelo Michele Bartolotti (17th c.)
Prelude in D Minor
from 'Secondo libro di chitarra' (Rome, ca.1655)
Performed by Hideki Yamaya, Baroque guitar
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Milán: Fantasia XI
Luis de Milán (c.1500-1561)
Fantasia XI
from 'El maestro' (Valencia, 1536)
Performed by Hideki Yamaya, vihuela
www.hyamaya.com
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Cancion del emperador
Cancion del emperador from Luys de Narvaez
Vihuela by Matthias Wagner.
Dans cette pièce, Narvaez a été influencé par Josquin des Prés , et s'est in...
Nice interpretation of the piece, elegantly performed. And a truly lovely instrument. (Le belle interprétation de la pièce, élégamment réalisé. Et un instrument tres bel.)
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Canción (Venezuela)
Portuguese Guitar Arrangment (Guitarra Portuguesa)
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La Volta / Fortune my Foe
Two tunes contemporary with the design of this hurdy-gurdy which is based on an engraving by Jacques Callot (1622)
Do you still make this model? (wonderful performance by the way - I love the ornaments on La Volta).
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Braagas - Aquestas noites
Braagasky na Stříbření .
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Mike Oldfield: To France - extended version
From the 12" single
Shared for fun and interest only. If you enjoy the music, please support the artists. DON'T STEAL MUSIC!
Probably my favorite Oldfield song, and a version I hadn't heard before. Thanks for sharing!
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Please, Hello
"Please, Hello" from Pacific Overtures, with the original cast in the 1976 television broadcast. Score by Stephen Sondheim, Book by John Weidman. ...
While I have to admit a fondness for Mako overall, the original production did seem overblown. I've seen several more stark ones, including a wonderful "in the round" version in Philadelphia, that had a stronger dramatic impact, and I thought brought more of the simple Japanese theater style int...
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Lamento Tristan.wmv
My version of this known medieval set arranged for pipe and tabor. The pipe is tuned in G and is a copy of Praetorius Syntagma Musicum engravings m...
Very nicely done, and wonderful work to get the chromomatic scales off the pipe. It would never have occured to me to do the Lamento with pipe and tabor (tend to think of it as a vielle or plucked string piece, subtle and slow rather than energetic), but you pull it off exceptionally.
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Silvio Orlandi // Elisa Aragno in duo
Silvio Orlandi (ghironda) ed Elisa Aragno (chitarra, voce, flauto) in duo propongono brani tratti dal cd Arcobaleno di Falafel Project al festival ...
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Chelyslyre01.wmv
Demonstration of an ancient Greek chelys (tortoise shell) style lyre reconstruction by Paul Butler. The "echo" is actually natural to the instrume...
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@Klezfiddle1 The body is made actually from a dyed gourd. The tortoise historically used (testuda marginata) is now a threatened species and would not appropriate. The gourds are about the same size and shape, but are not as rigid, so the arms cannot be wedged directly into as with the original...
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Christmas Food Court Flash Mob, Hallelujah Chorus - Must See!
http://www.AlphabetPhotogra... - On Nov.13 2010 unsuspecting shoppers got a big surprise while enjoying their lunch. Over 100 participants in ...
I'm just impressed they spontaneously found that many sopranos and tenors that can reach the notes - not an easy feat even in some decent choirs.
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citole2utrecht.wmv
Demonstration of a medieval citole copied from the Utrecht psalter, and performing two medieval German pieces - Tempus est iocundum and Palestinalied.
@conradleviston Because I've very rarely seen it depicted that way. Almost all of the iconography I have found shows individual strings, not courses. The 13th Century Summa Musica suggests tuning of d a d' g', again as four independent strings. Kate Buehler's reconstruction uses courses (base...
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citole2utrecht.wmv
Demonstration of a medieval citole copied from the Utrecht psalter, and performing two medieval German pieces - Tempus est iocundum and Palestinalied.
@IGOROZKARSKY It's tuned CGcg, with the low string one octave below middle C, or the same as the low C on a viola.
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The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
A tribute to the 29 men who died November 10, 1975, aboard the Edmund Fitzgerald in Lake Superior.
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Announcer (0:04): An air and sea search is...
Excellent tribute. Very good use of footage and recordings.
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Pierre Hamon Medieval double recorder
Created on août 24, 2010 using FlipShare. Pierre Hamon is performing the virelai " Puis que ma dolour" by Guillaume de Machaut on a medieval double...
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pcbutler1701 said:
This was exceptionally well done (in a cool accoustic space). What is the range of the two tubes? Do they work like a tabor pipe in producing a full scale, or are each limited to the 5-6 notes of the direct fingering (with possible octave jumps) using the thumb hole? Just curious. Lovely ins...