I don't play either - yet. But I've been giving it some thought. I'm not overly gifted with musical talent but I don't need to be great to enjoy playing.
I was at my local music store, and many of the people in it play classical instruments, and I found out that 2 of my friends working at the store are also fans of you and Sondra. You have the voices of angels. :) (And are so cool) Even people in a small town outside Buffalo NY listen to you, I figured you would want to know this, and it would make you smile. Have a great weekend Patty. :)
I'm fascinated by your videos about the Gurdy... My family has been involved in Folk in the UK since I was a kid, my sister and then my brother got into it and dragged me in too, and I have seen Gurdies pop up throughout my time and been entranced by them... they are reminiscent of pipes, in that they have a drone and the melody is then offset against that accompaniment... like drums it seems to be more of a primitive sound that we are drawn to and reaches further into the soul... thanks for the Vids, they have been giving me an insight into a very fascinating instrument. :o)
It's always interesting to learn more about how these instruments work, but this time in particular the visual aids and your word choice were quite interesting. Circle with four corners and casting arrows at the front and back of the room especially made me smile :)
I've built a lot of stringed instruments, but never a gurdy. Now I'm transforming an old acoustic guitar into a gurdy... This video answered my question about how the "trompettes" work. Thanks! P.D.: your eyes defeated me. Cheers!
I didn't understand a word you said...except for practicing every day pays off, so true! I had never even heard of the Hurdy Gurdy until I stumbled upon your videos. Love the Hurdy Gurdy sound.
Äähm schon über 100.000 Abonnenten?! Verdammt, als ich dich abonniert habe, hattest du vielleicht 800... Glückwunsch! Bin ein großer Fan von dir und StormSeeker :) Ich spiele zwar nur Gitarre, aber ich interessiere mich sehr für alte Instrumente.
With a spokesperson like this, even watching paint dry could get popular. Don't get me wrong, I like Hurdy Gurdy music, the mix of classic style music with metal especially, it's awesome. But admit it guys, someone as infectiously enthusiastic as Patty could get you to like getting your nails pulled.
I can't take Storm Seeker seriously though. I tried watching some of their videos and just kept laughing the whole way through. They're good, and I like it, but they're so earnestly over the top and hitting so many cliches that is just too hysterical for me. As such, have just booked tickets to Germany to see them live. :) Should be great.
Me neither, I mean I'm not playing hurdy gurdy, but I love good music and good musicians. Besides, watching and listening to crazy Patty is a lot of fun :-) Greets from Poland :-D
With enough practice would one be able to use their wrist or fingers to add a secondary beat right before or after a "main" (full arm movement to aggravate the trompette) beat? If so, could one do this in rapid succession to aggravate the trompette seemingly continuously? Sorry if these are dumb questions, I've never played a gurdy before (though I would absolutely love to play and learn it), so I have very little clue as to how difficult they are to crank, let alone to aggravate the trompette(s).
I love you so much, I wish I had as much talent in my whole being as you have in your little finger. You are so awesome. What an infuriating instrument made to look so simple by you. Also, looking at your videos makes me feel comforted, no idea why, but you make me feel secure by playing the hurdy gurdy. Who would've thought. :-)
Hey Patty, great video as usual! I didn't quite understand where the movement in the arm comes from - I saw a scott gayman video where he uses his thumb to 'throw' the handle. maybe you can do a more detailed tutorial on that?
Interesting as always. Went to a folk festival her in North Carolina last week, they had a gurdy gurdy that sounded like a cat getting it's tail stepped on, not pleasant. We need you bad over here.
What right-hand movement does the trumpet really imply? How is the krank handle held to allow for these trumpet strokes? This is a mystery to me? I was expecting such an explanation. Anyway, thanks for your great channel. I may make a Nerdy Gurdy some day. A real Gurdy is too expensive to me (I already have too many bass guitars :) )
/\ jealous of people who can play an instrument. I love watching people play, watching some people and some instruments makes my hands sore just by watching (curse this getting old crap). I've seen you turn that crank on the gurdy while playing and sometimes reverse direction or use 1/2 and 1/4 turns. Besides altering the harmonic drone (I don't know the proper name) what else does the change in rotation do? I know it spins the wheel that connects to some of those inner strings for the harmonic drone. Absolutely love how you get into the function, building, and engineering of your instrument as well.
when i press the button's farthest away from the crank i can hear them just fine. the closer i get towards the crank the lesser sound they make. is there a solution for this?
It is not really true that the hurdy-gurdy trumpet does not appear on any other instrument. In fact, the trumpet has been added to the hurdy-gurdy by analogy with the same movable piece that was used on the tromba marina centuries before.
coup de deux in English... Hit, strike or beat = coup . de deux of two, twice, double. So Double hit , Double strike or Double beat is fine really. Purists might say it means a (sometimes) 'surprise' double shot, strike, or stroke if applied in the manner of 'coup de grace' meaning .
Coup de grace literally means Cut of grace and was meant as a killing stroke to put some one or something out of it's suffering, so not really a surprise... ;o)
Lol. I think I now know more than I really should. Kinda scary but I enjoyed this "instructional" video a lot more than I have some others that were supposed to be entertaining.
It seems that the wheel is a liiiiiiil stuck on a Trompete... Buuut I want to design a Lil animation for a Hurdy gurdy to show how it works... But problem: I don't have any HG and I don't know how it exactly works... The only thing I know that ppl are going nuts building them cause it's exhausting xX
Hi again, this is me 'Rick". Here's our band's latest song: th-cam.com/video/drObfWhwszk/w-d-xo.html It's in Russian, her synth is on the same track as the vocals, but I found a 'vocal remover' plugin, and I'm going to try to use it next time; anything to help me isolate her voice. It barely works though. She allows me to copy down an mp3 of a video she puts up, and put it into FLStudio and build music over it, like this video above. I would like for you to try to do it like I do it, so I'm listing some things to get started. 1. Get a computer that is made for video/audio production. There is a great company in London that does it, and here is a video about that from Mary Spendor: th-cam.com/video/Y0Uj3ANO8vo/w-d-xo.html 2. Once you get the right computer, get FLStudio. Buy it once and you get lifetime upgrades for free. You get the biggest bundle with them for around !,000 USD. This can be your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). 3. You can now subscribe to "ComposerCloud", and have their plugin loaded into FLStudio. You can find awesome drum tracks premade, thousands of them from trip hop to scoring tools, big thunderous, celtic rhythms, like you hear in my song above. Things right up your alley. Also, you can program your own drum beats in FLStudio with great samples of single drums, kicks, snares, etc. ComposerCloud was made for producers like me, and so that people can make whole albums with them. People score for TV shows with ComposerCloud as well. You can record live instruments in FLStudio, now, better than ever before. You can grow into these programs, might take a while to figure it out, but FLStudio has tutorials on TH-cam, so ask it anything. I still want you to record with our band. You know my email catroofrecords@outlook.com. Let me know if you want to do it. I look forward to your music anyway, and I hope you do the steps above. The mixing, adding plugins, effects, all of that you can figure out with time, and you don't need me or anyone else to do it. Copy/paste this comment for future reference if you like. Great song today!
I don't play the Gurdy either but I adore this music and never miss a video!
Trish Hinkle its very addictive this channel. Don’t you think?
Gwynn Music , I agree!
I don't play either - yet. But I've been giving it some thought. I'm not overly gifted with musical talent but I don't need to be great to enjoy playing.
I was at my local music store, and many of the people in it play classical instruments, and I found out that 2 of my friends working at the store are also fans of you and Sondra. You have the voices of angels. :) (And are so cool) Even people in a small town outside Buffalo NY listen to you, I figured you would want to know this, and it would make you smile. Have a great weekend Patty. :)
Thank you SO much for this!! I could not figure out the placement to get more then one beat from it. I've got a lot of practicing to do!
This kind of music is so satisfying. Its relaxing.
I love the gurdy. Incorporating it in my next week pretty much thanks to this channel Patty. I am just hooked
I'm fascinated by your videos about the Gurdy... My family has been involved in Folk in the UK since I was a kid, my sister and then my brother got into it and dragged me in too, and I have seen Gurdies pop up throughout my time and been entranced by them... they are reminiscent of pipes, in that they have a drone and the melody is then offset against that accompaniment... like drums it seems to be more of a primitive sound that we are drawn to and reaches further into the soul... thanks for the Vids, they have been giving me an insight into a very fascinating instrument. :o)
It's always interesting to learn more about how these instruments work, but this time in particular the visual aids and your word choice were quite interesting. Circle with four corners and casting arrows at the front and back of the room especially made me smile :)
I'm a begginer with the buzzer bridge and this was so helpful!! Thanks Patty ❤❤❤❤
I've built a lot of stringed instruments, but never a gurdy. Now I'm transforming an old acoustic guitar into a gurdy...
This video answered my question about how the "trompettes" work.
Thanks!
P.D.: your eyes defeated me.
Cheers!
I have played guitar for half my life and I want to play the hurdy gurdy so much now all because of your music showing me what one sounds like.
I didn't understand a word you said...except for practicing every day pays off, so true! I had never even heard of the Hurdy Gurdy until I stumbled upon your videos. Love the Hurdy Gurdy sound.
Patty in one word...
Delightful.
I love your teaching and performance videos. Can you recommend a music book of traditional music conducive to the hurdy-gurdy please?
So helpful video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge Patty!
Thank you Patty. Just got a gurdy and this REALLY helps. Tim
Äähm schon über 100.000 Abonnenten?!
Verdammt, als ich dich abonniert habe, hattest du vielleicht 800...
Glückwunsch! Bin ein großer Fan von dir und StormSeeker :)
Ich spiele zwar nur Gitarre, aber ich interessiere mich sehr für alte Instrumente.
Adoro seus vídeos e suas dicas,são bem completos e de simplicidade que faz agente entender bem 😘😘😘,obrigado.
i admire talented people, you should have your own tv show.
Wow I always wondered, way cool and much more complicated then expected! Thanks!
Two weeks of practice everyday? Love the music!
With a spokesperson like this, even watching paint dry could get popular.
Don't get me wrong, I like Hurdy Gurdy music, the mix of classic style music with metal especially, it's awesome.
But admit it guys, someone as infectiously enthusiastic as Patty could get you to like getting your nails pulled.
I can't take Storm Seeker seriously though. I tried watching some of their videos and just kept laughing the whole way through. They're good, and I like it, but they're so earnestly over the top and hitting so many cliches that is just too hysterical for me. As such, have just booked tickets to Germany to see them live. :) Should be great.
No se de que 😈😈 habla... pero es bella!!!😍😍😍
Play the guitar but would love some day to play the Gurgy and your very good at it.You also have a wonderful voice and a very beautiful smile.
Hey Patty, great video. How about a detailed look at your gurdy with explanations about what each part does
My favorite Hurdy Gurdist!
Hope you're bringing that hurdy gurdy machine to Ireland!
Me neither, I mean I'm not playing hurdy gurdy, but I love good music and good musicians. Besides, watching and listening to crazy Patty is a lot of fun :-) Greets from Poland :-D
Wow, I don’t know how many times I will need to watch this before learning anything, but I will watch it a few time more. Wow..😉👍👍😎😎
Ich liebe deine videos so toll ;-) ist auch immer wieder schön dich spielen zu sehen/hören echt super
I LOVE the german accent, I think it's sooo "classy"! I love the way you say "coup de deux" :')
The first place I ever saw a hurdy gurdy was in Zelda: Ocarina of time. I loved making the player play the full fast version.
With enough practice would one be able to use their wrist or fingers to add a secondary beat right before or after a "main" (full arm movement to aggravate the trompette) beat? If so, could one do this in rapid succession to aggravate the trompette seemingly continuously?
Sorry if these are dumb questions, I've never played a gurdy before (though I would absolutely love to play and learn it), so I have very little clue as to how difficult they are to crank, let alone to aggravate the trompette(s).
Thanks Patty.
Great 👍 🥳
Just learned the same from Alex Zwingmann 😂
Thanks and really good videos 🥳
Grüße aus Berlin :D Mal wieder sehr unterhaltsam geworden.
Love your music you rock!!!
je suis français, je ne comprends pas grand chose, mais j'adore votre musique !!!
I love you so much, I wish I had as much talent in my whole being as you have in your little finger. You are so awesome. What an infuriating instrument made to look so simple by you. Also, looking at your videos makes me feel comforted, no idea why, but you make me feel secure by playing the hurdy gurdy. Who would've thought. :-)
How do i practice two weeks per day? great video love the sound
j'adore tes musique (
I love your music )
how far are you with your solo album your cover song's are so good cant wait for your album have seen al your videos
patty! did you ever make the video for the 6 8 and ornament beats? that'd be crazy handy right now!
Hey Patty, great video as usual! I didn't quite understand where the movement in the arm comes from - I saw a scott gayman video where he uses his thumb to 'throw' the handle. maybe you can do a more detailed tutorial on that?
2ND! I''ll never play, but like watching you play....and sing.
"The biggest debate in the gurdy world" ...do gurdists get angry and have gurdy battles over this?
AceRidesBikes Yes we do
A gurdy battle. Play off time.
Get introduced in a big group of gurdists. Ask them "what do you think about the Ugears ?". Watch the world burn.
God i hope so
Tal vez me juzguen por ser mexicano, pero amo tu musica🎼😘
"Beat of two" would be a more litteral translation but double beat (double coup) works just fine :)
Interesting as always. Went to a folk festival her in North Carolina last week, they had a gurdy gurdy that sounded like a cat getting it's tail stepped on, not pleasant. We need you bad over here.
What right-hand movement does the trumpet really imply? How is the krank handle held to allow for these trumpet strokes? This is a mystery to me? I was expecting such an explanation. Anyway, thanks for your great channel. I may make a Nerdy Gurdy some day. A real Gurdy is too expensive to me (I already have too many bass guitars :) )
I love your beautiful smile ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
So it does matter how fast you spin the wheel.
Can you spin it so fast that the strings set on fire? That would be rock n' roll!
Some say that circles are filled with infinite corners rather than no corners
This reminds me of the flutters you can get from a guitars floating bridge
/\ jealous of people who can play an instrument.
I love watching people play, watching some people and some instruments makes my hands sore just by watching (curse this getting old crap).
I've seen you turn that crank on the gurdy while playing and sometimes reverse direction or use 1/2 and 1/4 turns. Besides altering the harmonic drone (I don't know the proper name) what else does the change in rotation do? I know it spins the wheel that connects to some of those inner strings for the harmonic drone.
Absolutely love how you get into the function, building, and engineering of your instrument as well.
I just adore her! I will never play a Gurdy but i can watch her talk about one all day!
when i press the button's farthest away from the crank i can hear them just fine. the closer i get towards the crank the lesser sound they make. is there a solution for this?
She has a green gurdy. How wild.
The trompette bridge is probably most closely related to the snares on a snare drum.
Круто! Продолжай дальше :)
Nice video!
It is not really true that the hurdy-gurdy trumpet does not appear on any other instrument. In fact, the trumpet has been added to the hurdy-gurdy by analogy with the same movable piece that was used on the tromba marina centuries before.
Great video ..thanks ...really interesting .. :)
I don't play a Gurdy but I did found this very interesting. Hope you do more videos like this. :)
I understood the information from the third time, when I stopped peering at these tightening eyes))
Can u please play hurdy gurdy man by Donavan or in your case hurdy gurdy girl
Cool
Where's the new songs! I need more gurdy!
This is hard, but funny at the same time
Can you play with vibrato on a hurdy gurdy?
yess
so...where can i buy a hurdy gurdy?
I love how she says hurdy gurdy
coup de deux in English... Hit, strike or beat = coup . de deux of two, twice, double. So Double hit , Double strike or Double beat is fine really. Purists might say it means a (sometimes) 'surprise' double shot, strike, or stroke if applied in the manner of 'coup de grace' meaning .
Coup de grace literally means Cut of grace and was meant as a killing stroke to put some one or something out of it's suffering, so not really a surprise... ;o)
Beatifull.
Lol. I think I now know more than I really should. Kinda scary but I enjoyed this "instructional" video a lot more than I have some others that were supposed to be entertaining.
BTW, can these lessons help improve my triangle skills?
Patty very very important question... Where are you from? you sound irish and something else
Burnt Feridgerator she's from germany and has lived in Scotland (no I dont stalk her lol)
What is a name of intro song?
most buzzing is a drone buzz in a Hungarian hurdy gurdy
MY LORD you are beautiful m'lady! 10 out of 10, would marry in a heartbeat! 😉 Keep making awesome videos! ❤
It seems that the wheel is a liiiiiiil stuck on a Trompete... Buuut I want to design a Lil animation for a Hurdy gurdy to show how it works... But problem: I don't have any HG and I don't know how it exactly works... The only thing I know that ppl are going nuts building them cause it's exhausting xX
Of course, the any other instrument - trompette marine - exists! (Somewhere, probably).
Gravity is not real, the earth is flat dont you know ehehehe
You can learn this at band camp
Make a music to sea of thieves plz >:3
BRRRRRRRRRRRR
As a note, "comparable" can be pronounced either way.
I didnt even know this was a thing, did any fellow non gurdy players just think they turned the thing and that was it?
ChompsLewis yop sure xD They do not realize you have to basically multitask
Хороша чертовка)
Aaron RpgFan во всяком случае играет увлекательно
Du bist voll hübsch. :)
nich nur halb?
Hi again, this is me 'Rick". Here's our band's latest song: th-cam.com/video/drObfWhwszk/w-d-xo.html
It's in Russian, her synth is on the same track as the vocals, but I found a 'vocal remover' plugin, and I'm going to try to use it next time; anything to help me isolate her voice. It barely works though. She allows me to copy down an mp3 of a video she puts up, and put it into FLStudio and build music over it, like this video above. I would like for you to try to do it like I do it, so I'm listing some things to get started.
1. Get a computer that is made for video/audio production. There is a great company in London that does it, and here is a video about that from Mary Spendor: th-cam.com/video/Y0Uj3ANO8vo/w-d-xo.html
2. Once you get the right computer, get FLStudio. Buy it once and you get lifetime upgrades for free. You get the biggest bundle with them for around !,000 USD. This can be your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation).
3. You can now subscribe to "ComposerCloud", and have their plugin loaded into FLStudio. You can find awesome drum tracks premade, thousands of them from trip hop to scoring tools, big thunderous, celtic rhythms, like you hear in my song above. Things right up your alley.
Also, you can program your own drum beats in FLStudio with great samples of single drums, kicks, snares, etc. ComposerCloud was made for producers like me, and so that people can make whole albums with them. People score for TV shows with ComposerCloud as well. You can record live instruments in FLStudio, now, better than ever before.
You can grow into these programs, might take a while to figure it out, but FLStudio has tutorials on TH-cam, so ask it anything. I still want you to record with our band. You know my email catroofrecords@outlook.com.
Let me know if you want to do it. I look forward to your music anyway, and I hope you do the steps above. The mixing, adding plugins, effects, all of that you can figure out with time, and you don't need me or anyone else to do it.
Copy/paste this comment for future reference if you like. Great song today!
god a girl with a passion is so hot
never change patster
Hello beautiful
say what
The explanation on how this feature of the instrument works is really bad for someone not playing the gurdy
You're gorgeous! You married?
Love your music! !!!