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Uploaded by on Dec 27, 2006

Its a Germanic Lyre, common in the 6.-Century after Christ.

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  • What type of strings are those?

  • @beezerboy94 the strings of this instrument are metal, original they used gut, you can use for that stings mad of plastic

  • What are your strings tuned to?

  • @a0e0roberts tuned in c d e f g a

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  • This is the birth of Metal ppl!!! LOL Beautiful sound =)

  • Beautiful sound!

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  • great !

  • @SaraCHA88 Metalheads! Know your roots! ;)

  • @ccommmedi danke

  • @Asgath you right, steel strings are not used original. The teacher of the workshop prefered steel stings becouse the sound.

  • if the teacher of the workshiop "preferred the [incorrect] sound of wire strings" then surely it is only a modernised impression of a Germanic lyre?

    Why would someone `prefer` something wrong?

  • @a0e0roberts Die Saiten sind in in c d e f g a gestimmt.

  • @jedimastert0810 the lyre is tuned in c d e f g a. Sheet music didnt exist.

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