Le Rossignol - performed by Jan Braunstein & Viola Schmidt on modern lyres

[@hardiong1234567890]

So schön danke dafür

[@MagdalenaTheremin]

Beautiful music! 🖤

[@Guitar56man]

Sounds astonishingly nice and very transparent in this unusal Instrumentation. Inspired Interpretation also. Enjoyed this a lot.

[@atelier-delos]

Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pauladelleg7564]

Fein Musik❤

[@piercing13]

Hello, it's beautiful. I would like to ask you a few questions: The left hand is only used for semitones? The right hand must manage alone the accompaniment and the melody if the left hand plays only the semitones? Can piano scores be suitable for lyre? Is it more difficult than the harp?
Thank you for your help

[@atelier-delos]

Thank you. On these lyres both hands usually use the whole range unlike harp or piano. Splitting left and right hand (e.g. for melody + accompaniment) does not really work here so well. Some piano scores are suitable but guitar arrangements are better. For example this one is written for two lutes and we did not make any changes. I would not say it's more neither less difficult than a harp. It is just different. And chromatic!

[@AnaPaula-np5rq]

❤️

[@maryh6074]

What kind of lyres are these and where do you get them?

[@atelier-delos]

You can check my website delos.cz for more information about lyres.

[@tessramirez61]

delos.cz Hi there I just email you about lyre.
Thanks,
Tess

[@eugenialynn2628]

What type of strings are made this lyres?

[@atelier-delos]

All metal. Usually bronze or silver plated copper wound. Quite similar to guitar strings.

[@eugenialynn2628]

Thanks so much for answer me!