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14 ans déjà.😊

A wild man!

Quelle pêche, les phrases sont magnifiques !

Pas surpris que se soit un Berrichon ;) super le style !

Belle performance. Merci

Are these tuned to concert pitch or any pitch ?

Perfect groove, lovely melody and stunning performance! Soo great!

Mega so gut und schnell die Finger

This work on RX7?

ces trop bien en soiréé

esse cara é d +

That light board operator! Lolz! \m/

j'ai été obligé de voir ça après ton passage à montrichard

bonjour, comment se nomme cette bourrée? merci

bonjour, je connais cette musique et je la trouve très belle jouée par 'son de bouc', merci de l'avoir mis en ligne

Superb!!!!

Trop fou!!!! /danse et joie Je vous fait ma révérence!

Hurdy-gurdy :) this instrument is amazing!! Such a sound!! incredible :D

I heard of Gregory from a Hurdy Gurdy performer at Mount Vernon last weekend. So glad he told me of him. Excellent!

re-sharing to #HGWeekly :)

Démentiel ! Bravo !

yes, but when you want to use them, you have to go back and re hook them up. i wish i could understand what this guy was saying. but you get the gist of how to do it

Hypnotize

Nobody ever thought of rigging up a saxophone or a mandolin with added electronics False

MUSIC

To keep acousti instruments as is there is only one solution: the besto of the world!! Schertler Pickups!!! If U enter in contact with them they will study a solutiono just for U...Simply amazing!!!

This is absolutely wonderful.

the hurdy-gurdy sounds a little bit like a bag pipe

Bravo Faith, un film culte pour les fans ! on adore

le roadster noir à vendre sur le bon coin n'est pas le Ford 32 voiture vedette du film mais le Ford 28/29 du père de Johnny dans le film (très court apparition)

la caisse était a vendre sur le bon coin ya quelques mois

great! respect!

now just add loads of people stomping and clapping hahah

9 fèvrier 2013 Luant ::)

Hurdy Gurdy is the english name for Vielle à roue in french, it is well known since the middle age here in whole Europe until now, under different forms and styles. Gregory was one of the first to use the Philippe Mounier's prototyps.

hello Arriadna, the name of the instrument in french is Vielle à Roue...it is a very old instrument,but the structure does'nt stop to move during 1000 years...so the instrument always play in different styles,and the conception moves with centuary...i 'm for be completly free about creation and repetory for this instrument ;) and give sunshine to people who comes at the concert! cheers greg

hi,some informations about the instrument.It come from Philippe Mousnier,it's in wood totally,but the system of the mikes are all electric,the gurdy works in the valve amp deluxe,who gives a little drive sound....the influence of the shogaze music,and traditional,and composition ...thank you all for your kind words!!just check different tunes on my page,there are some acoustic and electric stuff!

i couldn't believe this guy is French (hurdy-gurdy being English) ... i barely discovered the vid. This is the joy of living + la joie de vivre :))))

Gregory Jolivet & German Diaz are visionary

The hurdy gurdy was a solist instrument. One of the first things my teacher says when showing it to people is that there's it's a whole orchestra in that instrument. The buzzing bridge does the rythm, the song playing chord is the solist and there is even a bass. What the electric hurdy gurdy is becoming seems to me like the logic continuation somehow...

Bravo, mille fois bravo pour ce superbe gros morceau de vielle ! :)

mais c est quoi cet instrument absolument genial dont tu joues si bien

bravo faith, ton talent et ta passion pour les hot rods et les fifty's ont donnés naissance à ce chef d'oeuvre qu'est D.O.S. ! go Johnny ! go !

Philippe Mousnier was the maker

une vidéo francaise commentée principalement par des anglais ^^ c'est ce qui est bien avec la musique ... elle est universelle

Merci beaucoup! C'est vraiment un grand plaisir de les réentendre !!

I really want to know who built his Hurdy Gurdy.

da Vinci was brilliant

@irateofwatford I agree it is a shame that electronics are killing of live music. I too love the hurdy gurdy, and like the more traditional looking gurdies, but it's still a hurdy gurdy that Gregory plays, although it may have lots of electronics and a carbon fiber body, it's still a hurdy gurdy, and that's what makes it special. Congrats to Gregory for bringing this amazing instrument to an all new level!

@irateofwatford The first time I rigged up my saxophone (I was 15 years old back then) using various analogue effects, was in 1987.