@@thedarkness125 everybody is entitled to its own opinion. But we are also entitled to think that they are ignorant idiots, who should shut their trap.
It looks like she's only playing the outer two strings, meaning the central one hums continually. This is similar to the Drone strings on a Hurdy Gurdy, so that's why they sound alike. Also I agree, it's a great sound.
I love the fact that cultures from all over the world developed musical instruments that produced similar sounds even when they were isolated. Makes me think of how they would react to listening to these sounds which were so familiar and yet so foreign. The Tagelharpa and the a variety of the Japanese ones, like the Koto and the Shamisen really capture the feeling of an era, tho, imo. The sound is as alluring as still, fresh water in a lake.
I will reveal another secret: Before covid people could actually go places. People travelled from Asia to the Middle East or even further to Europe. The Vikings have traded with the Middle East and Central Asia
time for another secret: just like evolution often leads to animal with the same characteristics continents apart, even eras apart, men often come up with similar ideas and invention even if far, far away from each other. not to say the other guy is wrong, there's truth in there also. well, not the one who said the world was one once...people, tribes, cities, kingdoms and empires etc. ...they've always been divided
she's powerful because she's mastered this fretless, floating, evil magic fuckery-instrument that breaks all conceptions I had about stringed instruments.
Yup. I once played a emo-goth bard with an evil alignment. Instead of inspiring a +1 moral bonus to friends, he inflicted a - 1 penalty to foes who would hear him play.
This video straight up made me go build one. I'm so glad I did. I never really played an instrument besides some piano classes when I was young. I had a blast challenging my woodworking skills and am now working on my Music playing skills!
Absolutely going to do this.. in beyond inspired by your playing milady... Everything about your video is beautiful..the passion you play with is amazing and beyond inspiring
Very few instruments speak to me. First it was the cello, then the erhu; but this one . . . this one not only speaks to me but calls me to pick it up and let it speak for me.
I’m curious, what does this sound like to other people? What do you see when you close your eyes? I feel like this is supposed to be a somewhat grim song, but for me the lowest notes are the grain of wood and the higher parts are flashes of sunlight. In the middle are green grass, dust, yellow flowers, and a few glimpses of brilliant red cloth. It sounds like a long walk or a ride in a wooden wagon on a summer day, in short.
I see galloping horses, mountains, and large expansive fields of moss, rock, and grass. Occasionally I hear fire. I agree that this is great travelling music.
I see mist over a still lake and a dense forest with mountains in the distance. The imagery I see is quite dark and gloomy looking but that’s not how I feel when I picture it, it feels calm and serene.
Kick-ass cover, Camilla! Incredible work with chords. The sound of this harpa is so deep.. I love it! Your bass / baritone / cello tagelharpas are the best sounding instruments on the market...period! :)
Thank you so, so much Jirka!! 🖤🖤🖤 I'm so glad you like it, and can't thank you enough for your words, I'm really, really super happy you like also the instrument!! 🤗
I work on a 3D viking-orc village with this type of music but this cover is absolutely beautiful ! I'm amazed by the sound of the instrument, this is so powerful.
@@aquillo7050 Scrap wood; the whole thing is made of scrap wood. The sound board is a piece of 3 ply oak plywood that was siting in the corner of may friends shop for about 10 years. The bridge and tail is made from a chunk I cut off from a piece of oak firewood. And the structure of the whole thing is made from a plank of pine wood cut in half and glued together. The only thing I have actually bought were the tuning and fine tuning pegs witch came with some violin strings, which I am going to use. It is by no means going to be a work of art nor an effective instrument but I learned a lot working on it and am already planning my next one but with proper tools and materials.
How have I never before even known of this instrument existing? Definitely need to use this as background music for a D&D session! The music sounds like orchestral movie background music.
When you're goth, but still wanna be viking "why don't go out raiding like your brother Ivar?" "No, mother, my black heart was woven to make the darkest music on my tagelharpa, so that I may serenade lady hel"
I hate people like you who insult everything and everyone. If you are going to disrespect Norse mythology then you can go back to your christianity kid
@@eindriifrijofsson6256 why so salty? Its clearly a joke, not an insult. Plus, Norse mythology is just that, a myth; what makes you think it cant be made a joke of?
I don't know what to say, I can just thank you so, so much for your beautiful words! 🖤 They mean so much to me, I can't explain... I feel truly grateful and happy... couldn't be more! Thank you so much again!
I have to say out of all of your tagelharpas this one has had my favorite sound. I also love your band and the way you incorporate the frame ritual drum in order to make AWESOME sounds. I was wondering if you could give any tips on tagelharpa building, like what causes this particular tagelharpa to be lower than the rest? And where do you place the piezo pickup if you put one in? I really enjoy building all sorts of guitars and stringed instruments and would love to try my hand at not only building, but playing the tagelharpa. I'll be overjoyed if I can even come within a fraction as close to as good as your instruments sound. Thanks in advance and keep up the great sounds!
Hi Xander, thank you so much, I'm very happy you like the instrument and our music! :) Well, if I understood right the question, the main reasons of a lower sound are related to the longer string lenght and a bigger soundbox; so, the dimensions of the instrument, as it is for violin, viola, cello and doublebass :) The sound you hear from the video has been taken with an external microphone, but if you need to amplify the tagelharpa you can of course put a pickup on it; what I can suggest is to do some tests in advance using an external pickup, the type you can apply on the instrument outside (like the violins' ones) to find out which is the best position for the sound you like. Thank you again for your warm words, and wish you a really good work! :)
You're far too kind, and I don't hear this often at all; I also don't think I deserve your words, but I'm grateful for your comment! :) I'm very happy you liked it! Thank you 🖤
Thank you so much for your words! They mean truly a lot to me, and I'm so glad you liked the music and the work I try to do around it. Thank you for real 🖤
Thank you so much, I am so glad that you like her voice! 🖤 And I couldn't be happier to read that you liked the playing too. 🖤 Many, many thanks for real!
This is really badass. I've been listening to this song for years and it never gets old. It's a simple thing, to cover a song, but this is really well done.
Моё сердце вознеслось, слушая это. Вдохновляет, настраивает, сколько эмоций от этого звучания. :) Люблю продолжай не смотря не на что. Твоя музыка передала чувство Сибири. Где серое небо, холодный воздух, и дикая стихия!
...I will not even remotely look for other videos on this channel...this is the sound that I will forever chairish in my heart and will only hear this once a year ... shrouded ... in deep... waters ... ...
Honestly, I love how much the drone notes sound so much like a hurdy-gurdy, save the light differences of playing notes on a straight bow that can't replicate a circular bow.
Thank you so much Thurston! I'm working on another tagelharpa cello video, I hope I'll have it ready soon! :) Thank you again, I'm so glad you liked it 🖤
Thank you so much Simon! 🖤 We're working on that, and released a few single :) If it can interest you, you can find our music on TH-cam as A Tergo Lupi: th-cam.com/video/Uf7u-h47HWE/w-d-xo.html
I got the most chilling sensation down my spine from the first note. Super evocative music. It’s absolutely gorgeous, and a beautiful instrument too. I’ve never heard of a tagelharpa before, but looking into the history of it was incredibly interesting!
@@unknowuser1843 also thought this...would be a nice crossover... On the other hand she played it in such a way that this cover got some little blues vibes...
WARNING - listen to this at your peril - because when it stops - you realise there is now something missing in your life - if you dare, listen and tell me I'm wrong. ( Note to reader - this is a rhetorical question, for internal contemplation - no need to answer)
Pleasantly surprised by the definite seriousness of this beautiful music, instrument and musician. A real one woman band and thank you Ma’am! Congrats!
@@ebanisteria.musicale really, these black clothes in combination with your hairstyle and hair colour is something else. Dark and sexy just like the northern myths are! Rock on!
You're too kind for real, thank you so much for your kindness! 🖤 I am truly glad that you appreciate my work. And also, for the beautiful compliment I don't feel to deserve, but that makes me very happy. :) Thank you! 🖤
😳 how have i never heard of this instrument before?! especially since it looks so simple to make! my life has been irrevocably changed today, thank you
Thank you so much! 🖤 I really wish you to have soon the chance to visit your ancestors' land, to connect with it and its spirit... which still lives in you for sure!
Your playing is absolutely gorgeous, with such great phrasing and intensity! I only specialize in Horn, but I will always be fascinated with obscure, stringed instruments especially when played by such a fascinating and skilled musician!
You're too kind, for real! Thank you so much! 🖤 (and I have to say I truly love the deep, warm and majestic sound of Horn... such a beautiful instrument!)
A very beautiful and masterful performance! Bravo!!! I also like the setting, the instrument and most importantly the talented and enchanting performer. Thank you for sharing!
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No one can get more doom from three feet of horse hair. Outstanding!.
Thank you so much for your words I'm so glad you like it!🖤 🖤🖤
It is incredibly wow,.. And beautiful.. Only played a freakin mountain dulcimer so far 🎶👏🥀 lovely
@gt Hellhammer
I'm sure there are so many Mongolians that disagree.
You mean three strings?
Apocalyptica is at least in contention.
"More, gimme more, gimme more."
What music that LINE come??
@@ligiavalkiria6289yes
@@ligiavalkiria6289 It's from the lyrics to this song being played. (sorry for the late reply)
@@mrflappie6553if I had a voice I would sing.
There are quite a few instruments out there that are largely unknown and/or underappreciated. This is one of them!
Beautifully played!
The Japanese Shimasen and Koto are two that people have probably heard but never seen played or knew that they were unique.
Another one of them is the Hurdy Gurdy. There's a youtuber who does really good covers of popular songs on hers.
Let's keep it that way. When instruments get popular they also get destroyed, getting on the hands of those who don't appreciate it
@@micsokoli4207 nice gatekeeping dude
This played with Scottish small pipes is the language of the gods.
This tune makes M'aiq feel like he is traversing a war-torn land, this one would like to hear more. M'aiq wishes you well.
Thank you so much M'aiq; I also wish you all the best!
This made my day.
But... He's lying...
Of course we would find this one here, greeting M'aiq the Liar. May your travels take you to warm sands.
Haven't you traversed your fill of war torn lands M'aiq
Sounds like a Hurdy gurdy, but with a swampy bayou soul. I love it.
my 2 instruments :) i love them both so much
@Ural Motorcyclist Ну Колёсная лира и куда сложнее инструмент нежели это. Та и чего shitty то сразу..
@Ural Motorcyclist sounds like weve found someone whos got no fuckin clue what theyre talking about but is still allowed to have opinions.
@@thedarkness125 everybody is entitled to its own opinion. But we are also entitled to think that they are ignorant idiots, who should shut their trap.
It looks like she's only playing the outer two strings, meaning the central one hums continually. This is similar to the Drone strings on a Hurdy Gurdy, so that's why they sound alike. Also I agree, it's a great sound.
I love the fact that cultures from all over the world developed musical instruments that produced similar sounds even when they were isolated. Makes me think of how they would react to listening to these sounds which were so familiar and yet so foreign.
The Tagelharpa and the a variety of the Japanese ones, like the Koto and the Shamisen really capture the feeling of an era, tho, imo. The sound is as alluring as still, fresh water in a lake.
I will unveil a secret for you. The world was once united and whole, before borders and governments and nationalists. We were one.
I will reveal another secret: Before covid people could actually go places. People travelled from Asia to the Middle East or even further to Europe. The Vikings have traded with the Middle East and Central Asia
time for another secret: just like evolution often leads to animal with the same characteristics continents apart, even eras apart, men often come up with similar ideas and invention even if far, far away from each other. not to say the other guy is wrong, there's truth in there also. well, not the one who said the world was one once...people, tribes, cities, kingdoms and empires etc. ...they've always been divided
Beautiful words
tem br em todo lugar ne kkkkkkkkkk impressionante
This instrument is under appreciated
It is not...
@@ondrat9790 let’s keep our incorrect assessments somewhere else thanks
Why is this in my timeline and why is this so beautiful
It's a requiem for 2020. I'd say the tone is appropriate.
I do not know, but I'm glad it popped up.
@@TheNefastor 😄😄😄😄
*Tagelharpa plays*
Geralt: Time to kill monsters.
LELELE LELELE LELEL LELELELELE
What's being played in Witcher 3 OST is not tagelharpa, but byzantine lyra. It does sound similar though :)
*winds howling*
Geralt: Hmmm... *Fuck.*
byzantine lyra and gusle
This woman looks so powerful i don't know why. Music is also wonderful
Most women are powerful, if they are allowed to pursue what is meaningful to them, in the same way men have always been privileged to do.
Thats her high spellcasting ability modifier you're subconsciously detecting. Also, strong shoulders.
@@jacobi2393 you mean that seriously or are you just playing? (No pun intended haha)
she's powerful because she's mastered this fretless, floating, evil magic fuckery-instrument that breaks all conceptions I had about stringed instruments.
@@purplelord8531 This comment is so underrated....
Looks like what every goth who plays bard in dnd aspires to be, also I really like this instrument
Yup. I once played a emo-goth bard with an evil alignment. Instead of inspiring a +1 moral bonus to friends, he inflicted a - 1 penalty to foes who would hear him play.
This video straight up made me go build one. I'm so glad I did. I never really played an instrument besides some piano classes when I was young. I had a blast challenging my woodworking skills and am now working on my Music playing skills!
Cheap thin plywood, lots of wood glue and thin screws/ finishing nails, and you can build your own koto. Or over size harp box.
Cool. Good luck! 🖤
Absolutely going to do this.. in beyond inspired by your playing milady... Everything about your video is beautiful..the passion you play with is amazing and beyond inspiring
Very few instruments speak to me. First it was the cello, then the erhu; but this one . . . this one not only speaks to me but calls me to pick it up and let it speak for me.
I’m curious, what does this sound like to other people? What do you see when you close your eyes? I feel like this is supposed to be a somewhat grim song, but for me the lowest notes are the grain of wood and the higher parts are flashes of sunlight. In the middle are green grass, dust, yellow flowers, and a few glimpses of brilliant red cloth. It sounds like a long walk or a ride in a wooden wagon on a summer day, in short.
I see galloping horses, mountains, and large expansive fields of moss, rock, and grass. Occasionally I hear fire. I agree that this is great travelling music.
For me it's snowy mountains, a village with chimneys smoking, a camp fire, deers in the background
I see mist over a still lake and a dense forest with mountains in the distance. The imagery I see is quite dark and gloomy looking but that’s not how I feel when I picture it, it feels calm and serene.
I see a warrior readying his blade for the next challenger
@@clockworklock3956 I wanted to coment on this reaction, but you described it exactly as I see it before me just now!
Oh my the sound is like a gift from the gods, haunting yet facinating
Thank you so much! 🖤
I liked the use of the third string, it was incredible
Thank you so much Jose! 🤗
Kick-ass cover, Camilla! Incredible work with chords. The sound of this harpa is so deep.. I love it!
Your bass / baritone / cello tagelharpas are the best sounding instruments on the market...period! :)
Thank you so, so much Jirka!! 🖤🖤🖤 I'm so glad you like it, and can't thank you enough for your words, I'm really, really super happy you like also the instrument!! 🤗
I work on a 3D viking-orc village with this type of music but this cover is absolutely beautiful ! I'm amazed by the sound of the instrument, this is so powerful.
Thank you so much!! 🖤
this was recommended randomly and i love it.
Just so you know, I listen to your music daily. Bathe in that power.
I didn't think this song could get any hotter until I saw her playing this. Outstandingly beautiful ❤️.
Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you liked this version also 🖤🖤
The sweping of the strings sounds incredible, never thought of doing that. Genius idea
I am really glad you liked it! :D Thank you so much! 🖤
Screw it, I'm building one.
me too
Hehe
im about half way through mine how about you?
@@redstripedsocks5245 may i ask where you got the sound board wood from?
@@aquillo7050 Scrap wood; the whole thing is made of scrap wood. The sound board is a piece of 3 ply oak plywood that was siting in the corner of may friends shop for about 10 years. The bridge and tail is made from a chunk I cut off from a piece of oak firewood. And the structure of the whole thing is made from a plank of pine wood cut in half and glued together. The only thing I have actually bought were the tuning and fine tuning pegs witch came with some violin strings, which I am going to use. It is by no means going to be a work of art nor an effective instrument but I learned a lot working on it and am already planning my next one but with proper tools and materials.
How have I never before even known of this instrument existing? Definitely need to use this as background music for a D&D session! The music sounds like orchestral movie background music.
In my head I hear this accompanied by fiddles over kettle drum, very cool
Unsettling and beautiful. It sounds as if I am searching for the peace of home, but I am lost in a blighted, war-torn land.
Thank you Ben! 🖤
When you're goth, but still wanna be viking
"why don't go out raiding like your brother Ivar?"
"No, mother, my black heart was woven to make the darkest music on my tagelharpa, so that I may serenade lady hel"
I hate people like you who insult everything and everyone. If you are going to disrespect Norse mythology then you can go back to your christianity kid
@@eindriifrijofsson6256 Bruh where did you read the insult part lol
@@eindriifrijofsson6256 why so salty? Its clearly a joke, not an insult. Plus, Norse mythology is just that, a myth; what makes you think it cant be made a joke of?
I could watch and listen to you forever as you send me on a journey! No other sound or feeling like it. You are so Beautiful!
I don't know what to say, I can just thank you so, so much for your beautiful words! 🖤
They mean so much to me, I can't explain... I feel truly grateful and happy... couldn't be more!
Thank you so much again!
The cover I really needed, thank you for realising my dream, can't wait to play it on my own tagelharpa.❤
I'm really glad you like it! Thank you so much! 🖤🖤🖤
Toda esa riqueza auditiva con solo un instrumento... y mucho talento = Perfección.
I have to say out of all of your tagelharpas this one has had my favorite sound. I also love your band and the way you incorporate the frame ritual drum in order to make AWESOME sounds.
I was wondering if you could give any tips on tagelharpa building, like what causes this particular tagelharpa to be lower than the rest? And where do you place the piezo pickup if you put one in?
I really enjoy building all sorts of guitars and stringed instruments and would love to try my hand at not only building, but playing the tagelharpa. I'll be overjoyed if I can even come within a fraction as close to as good as your instruments sound.
Thanks in advance and keep up the great sounds!
Hi Xander,
thank you so much, I'm very happy you like the instrument and our music! :)
Well, if I understood right the question, the main reasons of a lower sound are related to the longer string lenght and a bigger soundbox; so, the dimensions of the instrument, as it is for violin, viola, cello and doublebass :)
The sound you hear from the video has been taken with an external microphone, but if you need to amplify the tagelharpa you can of course put a pickup on it; what I can suggest is to do some tests in advance using an external pickup, the type you can apply on the instrument outside (like the violins' ones) to find out which is the best position for the sound you like.
Thank you again for your warm words, and wish you a really good work! :)
@@ebanisteria.musicale thanks for the quick reply and this does answer my question!
I'm sure you hear this *a l l* the time but you are very talented and this was incredibly beautiful. Be proud.
You're far too kind, and I don't hear this often at all; I also don't think I deserve your words, but I'm grateful for your comment! :) I'm very happy you liked it! Thank you 🖤
Your aesthetics of each performance are stunningly beautiful. I wish you good health and professional success. I love you for your inspiration 🔥💋🔥
Thank you so much for your words! They mean truly a lot to me, and I'm so glad you liked the music and the work I try to do around it. Thank you for real 🖤
This is one of those instruments that takes me to another world the moment the bowstring draws. A truly stunning performance!
Thank you so much, I am so glad that you like her voice! 🖤 And I couldn't be happier to read that you liked the playing too. 🖤
Many, many thanks for real!
Beautifully dark. Love it!
Thank you Sara! 🖤
This is really badass. I've been listening to this song for years and it never gets old. It's a simple thing, to cover a song, but this is really well done.
Thank you so much! I truly love the original one and I am really glad that you liked this version :)
Thank you, really! 🖤🖤
Моё сердце вознеслось, слушая это. Вдохновляет, настраивает, сколько эмоций от этого звучания. :) Люблю продолжай не смотря не на что. Твоя музыка передала чувство Сибири. Где серое небо, холодный воздух, и дикая стихия!
Поддерживаю, тоже из России , девушка играет волшебно.:) Волшебная сила.
Thank you so, so much! 🖤
i love discovering instruments that ive never seen before but whos sound is so iconic i immediately recognize it
man i wish fever ray was still making these kinds of songs. This one and 'When i grow up' are my favorites. Great cover!
Truly love that album, with so many gems like also Dry and Dusty, Keep the streets empty for me... Amazing. Thank you!
As I listen..chills pass down my spine & waken an ancient memory of that which my soul holds dear💗🌞💯
I've been so happy reading this! 🖤 Thank you! 🖤
The sounds Magnificent puts ya in another place and time Awesome playing✌💙
Thank you! 🖤
...I will not even remotely look for other videos on this channel...this is the sound that I will forever chairish in my heart and will only hear this once a year ... shrouded ... in deep... waters ... ...
“If I had a voice...” gimme more, gimme more
Honestly, I love how much the drone notes sound so much like a hurdy-gurdy, save the light differences of playing notes on a straight bow that can't replicate a circular bow.
I think this instrument would be great for creating ambiental music
Wow the power from this instrument is incredible
Thank you so much! 🖤 I am very happy that you like it!
Потрясающий звук.... 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you so much! 🖤
Какие вибрации! Наверное, оздоравливающие, потому как притягательные.
I am seriously considering buying this instrument because of this video. Please do more songs with this tagelharpa cello.
Thank you so much Thurston! I'm working on another tagelharpa cello video, I hope I'll have it ready soon! :)
Thank you again, I'm so glad you liked it 🖤
Time for an album. Would definitely sell.
Thank you so much Simon! 🖤 We're working on that, and released a few single :) If it can interest you, you can find our music on TH-cam as A Tergo Lupi: th-cam.com/video/Uf7u-h47HWE/w-d-xo.html
Hearing you play this instrument resinates my soul so deeply and I thank you
Thank you so much! 🖤
Feels like Avi should be singing in the basement keeping it company...
I love how people automatically know exactly who you’re talking about
@@EtamirTheDemiDeer yup U R right! They really Do know...... like minds....
Gimme an hour of you jamming with this delay and reverb WITH MY EYES CLOSED
HEAVEN
Thank you so much! 🖤
You made me so glad with these words, thank you for real!
I hear an instrument...but I see Floki building a boat ...
I got the most chilling sensation down my spine from the first note. Super evocative music. It’s absolutely gorgeous, and a beautiful instrument too. I’ve never heard of a tagelharpa before, but looking into the history of it was incredibly interesting!
Thank you so much Jess, I'm so glad you liked it! 🖤
after listening to this song hair grew on my face and my chest and i started to belive i can bench press a bear while sharpening my axe.
I came to this video a boy, and now I left this video as a man! Skol! 🍻 great cover!
Thank you so much Craig! 🖤
All I'd like to know is what did those 4 people disliked from the video.
They probably saw the pretty woman and thought it was some kind of shitty pop music
This autoplayed for me and immediately i knew what song it was and had to come look. This instrument is beautiful!! You're so graceful with it!
It sounds quite similar to a mongolian instrument that I forgot how is it called
Horse Fiddl? Morin Chuur?
that one is horse hair too
Was thinking the same. That and the face that throat singing would sound great with this
@@unknowuser1843 also thought this...would be a nice crossover...
On the other hand she played it in such a way that this cover got some little blues vibes...
I love the eerie almost unsettling sound of this instrument, it scratches an itch in my brain that I didn't know I had
Thank you so much for these words!
You don't know how much they pleased me. I am truly happy that you liked it, thank you for real! 🖤🖤
anyone: how the perfect woman looks like?
me:
I had never been heard anything like this.........................wow I'm astonished.
Thank you! 🖤
WARNING - listen to this at your peril - because when it stops - you realise there is now something missing in your life - if you dare, listen and tell me I'm wrong.
( Note to reader - this is a rhetorical question, for internal contemplation - no need to answer)
You're wrong.
@@Yang...878 Actually, you're wrong.
Realised that before, so you're wrong
@@Moorhuehnchen If you have already realised it then to the contrary - I am right
I wish I was like you, so easily amused. See an attractive female playing a single instrument and suddenly it's divine providence, ffs grow up.
Beautiful!
The music,
the instrument and
his player.
Thank you so much 🖤
Can you make a version of 'Black Sails theme'? Because it would also sound awesome! As this sounds like sailors instrument
I really liked that theme too! Never tried to play it with the tagelharpa, but I should do 😂 Thank you! :D
god.... I want to sit before you and watch you play this in person. that was awesome...
your presence while playing, was immaculate.
Thank you so much for your kindness! 🖤
Tá sé fíor-álainn go deo. Tabharfaidh an ceol seo chuig domhan eile thú,
Thank you so much for your words Cahtal! I'm so glad you liked it, thank you 🖤
After the night when i wake up.... Thank You for this very good, "making goosebumps" Version !!!
Thanks so much to you Frank! 🖤
When Europe was like: Mongols are slick!!!
This is a european instument :) there are all kinds of horsehair snare instruments all around the world.
Watching your performing is additional aesthetic pleasure. Movements of arms and fingers are really good shots.
Thank you! 🖤
It is really a beautiful compliment, thank you very much!
Pleasantly surprised by the definite seriousness of this beautiful music, instrument and musician. A real one woman band and thank you Ma’am! Congrats!
Thank you! 🖤
Your hair, your clothes, tagelharpa, everything matches each other. You are beatiful!
You're far too kind, thank you! I'm glad you liked it! :D
@@ebanisteria.musicale really, these black clothes in combination with your hairstyle and hair colour is something else. Dark and sexy just like the northern myths are! Rock on!
I need more cello tagelharpa. That's amazing!
Thank you so much!
You, my dear, make beautiful music and are just as beautiful as the music. Well done.
You're too kind for real, thank you so much for your kindness! 🖤
I am truly glad that you appreciate my work.
And also, for the beautiful compliment I don't feel to deserve, but that makes me very happy. :)
Thank you! 🖤
I truly hope you continue to post your music. I am entranced when I hear you play
You don't know how much your words mean to me! 🖤 Thank you so, so much I am so glad you liked it!
So beautiful, such a talented artist, I could listen for hours.
I am so glad that you liked it! Thank you, really! 🖤
i have never seen this type of cello before, and its like an entire new world... i must learn to play this
Why this music and this instrument moove my heart and it takes me to the gut omg. I feel that the strings vibrate my soul, so beautiful
Thank you Oriane! I'm so glad you liked it, thank you so much 🖤
Everything about this is absolutely beautiful
Thank you so much! 🖤 I am really glad that you liked it!
I love the sound of this instrument.
Thank you, I'm very glad you like it! 🖤
I'm in absolute AWE! Amazing!
Thank you so much Melissa! 🖤
Beautiful: the sound, the instrument, the person. When I listen, our hearts are one.
Thank you so much! 🖤 I couldn't be more glad reading your beautiful words... thank you for real! 🖤
This is an incredible display of talent of a little known instrument. I would love to hear more solos
Thank you so much! 🖤 I am at work on other videos, I really hope you will like them :)
This sounds absolute epic... thank you!
Thanks so much you! So happy you liked it! 🖤
😳 how have i never heard of this instrument before?! especially since it looks so simple to make!
my life has been irrevocably changed today, thank you
this is incredible... WOW
Thank you so much! 🖤🖤
Man I never get tired of listening to these. Beautiful.
Thank you for real, I couldn't be more glad to read it! 🖤
Exquisite. Listening to her makes me wish my grandpa would not have immigrated from Sweden to America. Wish I was still in the old country.
Thank you so much! 🖤
I really wish you to have soon the chance to visit your ancestors' land, to connect with it and its spirit... which still lives in you for sure!
This sound is amAziinggg!! My ears love it so much
Thank you so much! 🖤 I am happy that you liked it! :D
I've got goosebumps on my goosebumps. Thank you.
Thanks to you, I'm happy you liked it 🖤
I can't stop replaying it. 😌
I am so glad to read your words! Thank you so, so much! 🖤
wow!! sound is amazing. it must be wonderful to perceive the vibrations of that instrument. I did not know it. thank you
Thanks to you, I'm so glad you liked it! 🖤
this is incredible to listen to and fascinating to watch
Thank you! 🖤
great sound. love ancient instruments with modern effects.
Thank you so much Michael! 🖤
Watching this was just magical. Thank you !!
Thanks to you! 🖤
Your playing is absolutely gorgeous, with such great phrasing and intensity! I only specialize in Horn, but I will always be fascinated with obscure, stringed instruments especially when played by such a fascinating and skilled musician!
You're too kind, for real! Thank you so much! 🖤 (and I have to say I truly love the deep, warm and majestic sound of Horn... such a beautiful instrument!)
Beautiful, haunting, mythical. Amazing
Thank you so much! 🖤
@@ebanisteria.musicale You are very welcome!
I can't stop coming back and listening to this. ❤
I'm so happy you like it! :D Thank you so much! 🖤
Nice to hear those old instruments again. ! Thank You. !
Thanks so much to you, Michael! I'm very glad you liked it! 🖤
A very beautiful and masterful performance! Bravo!!! I also like the setting, the instrument and most importantly the talented and enchanting performer. Thank you for sharing!
Thank so much to you for your beautiful words! I'm really grateful for your kindness and so happy you liked it! 🖤