Rachel Barton Pine plays early string instruments for the first time: the medieval box fiddle, the medieval vielle, and the renaissance (1500's-style) violin. David Douglass, artistic director of ...
Rachel Barton Pine plays early string instruments for the first time: the medieval box fiddle, the medieval vielle, and the renaissance (1500's-style) violin. David Douglass, artistic director of the King's Noyse and the Newberry Consort and one of the foremost practitioners of these instruments, jams with her on rebec and renaissance viola.
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well all european folk music, from celtic, scandinavian to slavic and mediterranean, make use of notes outside the well tempered scales, and intervals smaller than a half step, i think thats what HuangKaiVun refers to, not 'quarter tones'such as we have in music theory today. playing medieval music with a 'modern' intonation would be like playing bach on the piano, which isnt such a bad thing after all
It's amazing that she can play all these different instruments! There's the viola d'amore video too, after all. I'm not saying she can play them pro or virtuoso, but she obviously shows comfortable understanding of the techniques of each
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