tourdion - renaissance mandolin

"tourdion" - gormandizing french song from the renaissance, published by pierre attaingnant (1530.) please excuse the "pepe le piu" accent.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• medieval
• renaissance
• attaingnant
• mandolin
• kilpatrick
• acoustic
• vocal

[noahjell]

what are you useing to pluck the mandolin?

[billkilpatrick]

@noahjell - a risha or oud plectrum

[jakekn3]

beautiful!

[billkilpatrick]

@jakekn3 - gratz'!

[heartbreakerGeorge]

I'm impressed! Recently saw you other vids!

Have you studied mandoline somewhere?

Personally, I try to do it whithout notes, so far, if at all I would transform guitar chords on mandoline or so (e.g. the mandoline part of "Losing my religion" performed by REM) which worked quite well. But I'm looking for a change in style though as medieval and renaissance songs...

[billkilpatrick]

@heartbreakerGeorge - thank you, george. the instrument is a mid-missouri M-4 mandoline from the united states, with calace dogal RW92 medio strings - a beautiful instrument.

[saetron]

magnificent...



[Hiudon]

Is there a tab of this song somewhere?

[LeSymposie]

molto bello! ha un suono incantevole..merveilleus!! :)

[elocius1]

you have the lyrics here

hermineradieuse.aceboard.fr/14­766-5061-17948-0-Paroles-chant­s-medievaux.htm

2nd answer, called "Tourdion paroles"