I've learned by myself. Here isn't gadulka teacher in Hungary. Once a real Bulgarian gadulka player showed me some technics ( holding the bow correctly, touching strings by nails ) but that was all.
You are a role model to me! What you do and your collection of instruments is something I want to achieve in my life time.
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@OmegaGuitarFreak Thank you! :) Yes, fidula is the medieval ancestor of violin Mine has five gut strings, there are several tunings, usually for quarts. I use DADGC tuning.
Arany,lots of love and respect from Romania! I hope i'll ger to hear you play/sing live some day.I myself plan to study close to Hungary (in the wester side of Romania) so maybe I'll get the chance!
5:06 A Medieval 5 String Violin, you can use D'addario Helicore Medium Tension 5 String Violin Strings (Geared Tuners might be a good update) instead of Gut Strings cause tuning it will be easier.
Arany Zoltán You could've played Telephone by Lady Gaga arranged by Mac Huff (SSA Voicing, of course that Fiddle needs Helicore Strings & Geared Tuners) on all of the instruments you have because it would sound epic. 4:53 That Little Turkish Fiddle does need some new Tuning Keys, geared tuners might help. (The Accordion part of this new cover would great w/ the Master Switches all the Reed sets & some of them have a Mic so they can be plugged in to an amp, some have a Free Bass mode).
gwidao123 there are websites dedicated to hurdy gurdies. Just google "hurdy gurdy for sale" and you'll find a few. They're generally priced in US dollars or euro, and usually around 2-3000$ so anywhere from 6,300 to 9,500 Real.
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@SKARAVEOSable As I said on the video "the Greek called pontic lyra" Just listen! ;)
Your bow is too tightly wound, which will cause too much "bow bounce" and remove the natural curve of the bow, but otherwise a very interesting display of instruments.
minute 3.00 : that instrument is very similar to a calabrian lyre. are you sure is it a bulgarian instrument? if yes, it could not be certainly impossible, because geographicly it could be it. great stuff btw.
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Yes. Check it on Wiki. Calabrian lyra has three stings, gadulka thirteen. But you're right they are very similar. All of eastern mediterranean lyras ( Dalmatian, Calabrian, Cretan, Bulgarian gadulka, and Turkish kemenche ) descends of the ancient Byzanthian lyra.
yes I know how a Calabrian lyre is made, I'm Calabrian ahahah and I knew the descensors of the Byzantine lyre, but this bulgarian bowed instrument missed in my culturale bagage. thank you for answering me, you are such a splendid musician. greetings, all the best for you
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I've learned by myself. Here isn't gadulka teacher in Hungary.
Once a real Bulgarian gadulka player showed me some technics ( holding the bow correctly, touching strings by nails ) but that was all.
You are a role model to me! What you do and your collection of instruments is something I want to achieve in my life time.
@OmegaGuitarFreak
Thank you! :)
Yes, fidula is the medieval ancestor of violin
Mine has five gut strings, there are several tunings, usually for quarts. I use DADGC tuning.
@DofSproductions ,you're not the only one admiring him!
its not just that you play all those instruments but that you've really mastered them
best of luck!
The Gadulka has Fine tuners for the Melody Strings
@MedullaOblangatan This is an Irish one, called Morisson's jig
Arany,lots of love and respect from Romania! I hope i'll ger to hear you play/sing live some day.I myself plan to study close to Hungary (in the wester side of Romania) so maybe I'll get the chance!
5:06 A Medieval 5 String Violin, you can use D'addario Helicore Medium Tension 5 String Violin Strings (Geared Tuners might be a good update) instead of Gut Strings cause tuning it will be easier.
Arany Zoltán You could've played Telephone by Lady Gaga arranged by Mac Huff (SSA Voicing, of course that Fiddle needs Helicore Strings & Geared Tuners) on all of the instruments you have because it would sound epic. 4:53 That Little Turkish Fiddle does need some new Tuning Keys, geared tuners might help. (The Accordion part of this new cover would great w/ the Master Switches all the Reed sets & some of them have a Mic so they can be plugged in to an amp, some have a Free Bass mode).
Speaking of Lady Gaga I have a Keytar which is the Cousin of the Accordion.
Where did you get your hurdy? i want one so much but i have no idea where to get one. i have also never seen one here in Brazil.
gwidao123 there are websites dedicated to hurdy gurdies. Just google "hurdy gurdy for sale" and you'll find a few. They're generally priced in US dollars or euro, and usually around 2-3000$ so anywhere from 6,300 to 9,500 Real.
@SKARAVEOSable As I said on the video "the Greek called pontic lyra"
Just listen! ;)
Very good skills
YOU are adorable Trinity !
cool demonstration, powerful music
Hi Zoli !! I love this video-watching and listening. You are EXCELLENT :-)
5:50 That's a version of the Saltarello you don't hear as often.
Violin, gadulka, medieval fiddle, hurdy gurdy.
Moore Juice Double bass(Contrabass) Octobasse Cello (Violincello) Viola
Moore Juice Fiddle
4:49 That Pontic lyra needs a new peg
Where are u from? I really want to travel to a place that people play this kind of song. I really love it!
Hungary
Gracias , aprendí mucho
I never even heard of these instruments
Your bow is too tightly wound, which will cause too much "bow bounce" and remove the natural curve of the bow, but otherwise a very interesting display of instruments.
Nocturnal Podcasts for that style of playing, bow bounce is actually helpful.
Bulgaria baby
Awesome
minute 3.00 : that instrument is very similar to a calabrian lyre. are you sure is it a bulgarian instrument? if yes, it could not be certainly impossible, because geographicly it could be it. great stuff btw.
Yes. Check it on Wiki. Calabrian lyra has three stings, gadulka thirteen. But you're right they are very similar. All of eastern mediterranean lyras ( Dalmatian, Calabrian, Cretan, Bulgarian gadulka, and Turkish kemenche ) descends of the ancient Byzanthian lyra.
yes I know how a Calabrian lyre is made, I'm Calabrian ahahah and I knew the descensors of the Byzantine lyre, but this bulgarian bowed instrument missed in my culturale bagage. thank you for answering me, you are such a splendid musician. greetings, all the best for you
Grazie mille! ;)
Az mitől függ hogy a hegedű "magyarosan" vagy "íresen" szólal meg?:)
(mert nem cserélsz közben se hegedűt se vonót stb, és mégis:)
Hi can you tell me what strings do you use for gadulka?
I ordered a set of gadulka strings from Bulgaria.
Before I used violin strings... so different. :)
@Thank you for your answer :) can you recommend a store that sells them?
@@GracjanRadomski-Instrumenty I asked a Bulgarian fan of mine to buy and send for me. ( I transfered the price of course :)
@ good move :) I'll check something available in Poland, maybe gut string...
@@GracjanRadomski-Instrumenty No gut for gadulka. At the time they used gut strings, long long ago, the instrument was very different.
Hi Zoli!
what is the last instrument you played called?
Hurdy gurdy
...I just I have a Gadulka at home, with no strings...
Bag Pipes??? Did somebody say Bagpipes??
Yep the Hurdy-Gurdy is basically a Strung Bagpipe that you play by cranking it
song name at 7:02?
Jaymz1605 In taberna quando sumus. Medieval drinking song from the Carmina Burana. 13th century.
Arany Zoltán Köszönom! =]