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Wulffenstejn Hardanger Fiddles
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Wulffenstejn Hardanger Fiddles
Videos about instrument building, modification, restoration and maintenance.
Videos about instrument building, modification, restoration and maintenance.
Making the ribs for a hardanger fiddle
This video shows the process of making ribs for a hardanger fiddle out of a block of maple/
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New hardanger fiddle being played for the first time
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My son is testing out a new hardanger fiddle, Glede, for the first time. I typically will ask him to play a few tunes on new fiddles before they are shipped off to their new owners so I can make any final adjustments. Both fiddles played through well.
New hardanger fiddle being played for the first time.
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My son is testing out a new fiddle, Mary, for the first time. I usually ask him to play them through a few times before I ship them off to their new owners. This will give me a chance to make any necessary adjustments.
Inlaying mother of pearl and bone into ebony
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This video shows the process of inlaying mother or pearl and bone into hardanger fiddle ebony fingerboards and tail pieces.
Bringing a 100 year old hardanger fiddle back to life.
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A customer recently brought an old fiddle into the shop that belonged to her great grandfather. The fiddle was in poor shape and hadn't been playable in many decades. There was even a mouse living in the fiddle for a period of time. This video shows the process of repairing and brining the old fiddle back to life.
Making a Norwegian Hardanger Fiddle - Introduction - Setting the Blocks
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Making and setting blocks into a mold to start the process of making a Norwegian hardanger fiddle.
Hardanger fiddle
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A hardanger fiddle newly completed and played for the first time.
New Hardanger fiddle
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A new hardagner fiddle being played for the first time. The fiddle was assembled Saturday June 31 2012
Very beautiful job
Wow another instrument saved, did you sign the interior?
It is not the same fiddle in the old picture. The peg layout is not the same. You may have gotten duped.
Beautiful job!❤
8:26 Looks like you need to sharpen ALL your chisels. Makes life so much easier. :8) 26:53 Where are the linings!
8 sting hollow neck? wow!
Esteviolinsacaotrossonidosmmmm..
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The thumbnail is a bit click baity
Qual é a cola que vocês usam? Podem dizer??
Achei incrível este violino,, ele é também uma obra de arte... Diferente dos violinos que tenho visto... Eu não notei no vídeo a parte onde e feira a restauração do verniz no corpo do violino... Manteve o original?
I wonder how you was sure the neck was aligned with the body when you glued it to the back, as it was glued without any jig or frame, and without real verification (at least not shown)
Thank you so much for sharing your time with me I have learned so much that I could have learned no other way and I will miss you loving passionate work. The Pleiadian Golden Harbinger Compass
This guy has the patience of a saint
هل بإمكان الخبراء التواصل معي .. أنا أملك كمان قديمة جدا وبحالة ممتازة أنا أريد عرضها ومعرفة قيمتها الحقيقية إذا سمحتم و شكرا لكم
This is great, but the video would be so much better if, for a lot of the shots, instead of putting the camera behind your elbow, you could put it above, or at the back wall. As it is, a lot of what you’re doing is hidden from view by your arms and hands.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته كل عام وانتم بخير انت رائع ومتميز. شكرا جزيلا
Bad posission camera
Hard to see the other 4 strings and it would be nice to see how they are played.. wonder why for the full split of the topplate itself why not use perm wood glue. If there is humidity the whole thing will fall apart.
as a Celtic , Old time fiddler since before TH-cam existed...hardanger is just splendid.
He probably came back as a mouse to look over his masterpiece again :o) . Great job , wow , thanks you !
is a peg lubricant applied to the tuners to aid in tuning and hold the tuner ( i use a crayon lubricant on my fiddle pegs)?
amazing, thanks again😊
thanks lot. its really helps❤
where was the end resulting sound we all were waiting for ?
bro calls it the fiddle LMAOOO
Great sharing.new friend watching here
You know that cleats do absolutely nothing to strengthen the glue joint. I will use cleats to align plates. When a joint opens up a thin little cleat does not stop it.
THROW THAT VIOLIN
Bravo to the master. He picked up an instrument from the ruins. I'm curious to know if the sound has deteriorated. Привет из России!
👍👍👍!
Poor camera placement, nice job in the end but mostly watching the back of your hands and forearms, missing so much detailed work except on the fingerboard and inlay. Overhead camera mount would have solved this. Unique fiddle, final result looked great... but why didn't you play it for us in the end so we could hear your successful repair/restoration,,, or was it?
Це що треба було робити зі скрипкою щоб так поламати?!
Wow , what a fantastic job ! It doesn't even look like it was broken, simply amazing craftsmanship bravo 😎👍
Too strong violin bridge.
Beautiful work!
After all the amazing work done on this fiddle, I was really disappointed that it wasn't played. I would have loved to hear it's sound.
Not all luthiers know how to play well or some not at all. I've been building guitars since 1969 and only know the most basic chords, but I do know how to play a pedal steel guitar which few will even attempt. I've made a few fiddles, dulcimers and mandolins too and can't play them at all.
absolutely impeccable job thank you for sharing .where du you live.?
If that tree could talk..
I have played violin for over 50 years and I have never seen one of these. I have seen many violin rebuild vids so usually don’t watch them but the 8 pegs caught my eye. I apparently don’t hang out with right people. The tension and therefore pressure on the top must be enormous with eight strings. I was surprised that it didn’t have a sound post. I’ll have to find out if any folk music people around me use one.
Fascinating to watch this. My dad was a music teacher and knew how to restore instruments he passed when I was 5..now 65.....watching this I couldn't help but think on him restoring that violin... I have my mother's father banjo that I had repaired years ago... Was missing parts like pegs, and head ties.. And skin had shrank... I don't know how to play one but he was self taught from what a cousin told me... Grandpa died when I was 2......so I would imagine the owner of this violin was quite pleased having it back to its original self..
I know nothing about fiddles or violins, but I do know something about art, and I knew this was a thing of beauty from the starr!
Gives me hope for my family,s fiddle. Not a hardanger, just a simple german violin. Need to find a local luthier
Those will form the sides of the fiddle.
1:18:27 Ah it's 1st notes
I don't understand why this luthier doesn't use heat to separate the top and bottom from the body
is there nothing to be done to fix the F holes as they seem worn and broken?
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Here now YT 🥬🌈🤡🧑🏿🌾
sound post not fitted