V chistom poliushke belyi lion 1

Buy my CD http://Kunaki.com/Sales.asp?PID=PX00RJSBOT Russian traditional round dance tune. Andrey Vinogradov - hurdy-gurdy, arrangement. Sergey Vinogradov - keyboards, Masha Vinogradova - buffalo drum

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Hurdy-gurdy
• russian
• traditional
• round
• dance
• tune
• ethnic
• folk
• world
• music
• religious
• rock
• acoustic

[beana666]

How lovely that your children are also involved in your music making. You all sound very good together!

[omelolomelo]

Я об даже не знал супер. Нет слов!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lllDOi]

It is a real pleasure to see you playing together

[esdoorn5]

I bought your CD at iTunes. I like the specific sound of the hurdy-gurdy.

[glorail]

Tá sé sin an-mhaih ar fad.

[SEETER1]

niceeeeeee love the sound

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[quadroned]

It sounds a bit like pipes.

Very nice, magical performance :)

[greatmganga]

нравится! :)

[greatmganga]

good! :))

[popcornmuse1]

Magnifique avec les enfants.

A + Claude.

[mattdk88]

I don't know what Kolesnaya means, but I suppose it's the in the same line as in scandinavian for example - "drejelire" = "turning lira" indicating that the instrument is played by the wheel, not by a bow. Again, the Lyra is originally a bowed instrument with origins in Byzantinium. The hurdy gurdy was developed in the middle ages from the Organistrum, and had a clear distinguishment from the lyra and fiddle. Both instruments are mentioned in written and graphic sources from the middle ages.