Jesus Christ the sovereign God loves you :" ) I hope you personally get to know the Holy Trinity if it interests you to hear, God miraculously healed me of my chronic breathing issues that plagued me if not most nights then every single night for years God did this healing instantly within group prayer over my health You truly matter to Him, no matter how far or grand the things you do in life are, God wants to walk this life with you
Here, in Hungary, we have a phrase for such a talented craftsman: everything he touches becomes a real masterpiece under his hands. Now, you’ve done it! Congrats, Gentlemen 👏🏼🤟🏼💪🏼 nice job.
Wunderbar! Nachdem ich Eure Musik entdeckte und begeistert höre, bin ich nun noch mehr begeistert, weil Ihr den Geist der Musik rumdum lebt und (er)arbeitet, handwerklich...Toll, dass Ihr die Instrumente und anderes Zubehör selbst baut. Sicher stellt Ihr den Schmuck, Z.B. Anhänger auch selbst her? Das interessiert mich sehr; als Künstlerin (Email, Metall) experimentiere ich schon lange mit alten, fast vergessenen Techniken. Ich wünsche Euch alles, alles Gute und danke für die Einblicke "hinter die Kulissen".
I'm a twin . My brother died shortly after birth. So I built a one man band .lately I'm going down a fiddle , harp and instrument from around the globe rabbit hole . Then here's you fellas 👍😎 I like these harps similar to the Kobyz . Now I want one , and the Macedonian version I like too. And the Kora . Harps are prett underrated in the U.S. We all play electric guitar but it actually compliments it well if you play in open turnings and such . Rock on brothas,😎
Ive wanted to make one of these things for the longest time, but i have a vision of combining violin/guitar making techniques with the form of this instrument to get some really deep resonate sounds and high volume.
Эта музыка мёд для ушей, слушал с замиранием сердца, очень душевный инструмент древних северян 💪🔥Ребята молодцы, желаю им творческих успехов и толпы поклонников, так держать парни 💪🔥
I'm very impressed and also inspired! I'm glad I found this channel... I sense a bright future for you two. May the gods be with you! Hail from Texas, USA! Skål!
Its official.... I'm done with what they call heavy metal nowadays... The art just making the instruments just shows viking spirit will never die for good. Please please please keep making music!!! Hands down incredible!!!🌿🌩🐺
Viking blood still runs strong in many of us! We have new music coming out within the next few days 🤘🏻🤘🏻Stay creative! Stay strong! Thanks for subscribing. SKOL!! ⚔️⚔️🪓🪓
Colour me impressed, this is certainly way more fancy and high quality than my tagelharpa which I built. I'll add this video to my list of inspiring designs for my future work so thanks a lot for that! One thing to note however, the title of this video is incorrect. Well, possibly it is anyway. There is absolutely no historical evidence whatsoever that the tagelharpa was played by Nordic people during the Viking era of Scandinavia. It may have been but we don't know that it was. The Viking era ended in the year 1066 and the earliest known use of a bowed lyre instrument in Scandinavia was the Jouhikko in the 14th century. There is a Nordic poem called Voluspa dating back to the 10th century which describes a plucked lyre though. I just want to make it absolutely clear that I'm not saying all of this as a criticism to you but rather just as an FYI sort of thing.
Thank you! We’re happy you like our design and build. That’s great that you also create instruments! We understand what you are saying about Viking instruments, but just because there is no proof doesn’t mean it wasn’t so. Vikings were intelligent enough to build superior ships and navigate extremely far distances over the high seas, forge with high carbon crucible steel, and were imaginative creators. We ought to give them more credit for their ingenuity and mechanical minds. Why would they not have figured out how to play stringed instruments with bows? Sure there may not be any tangible proof, partly because most instruments built back then wouldn’t have stayed preserved over 1000 years or even 500 years. Also they were not big writers. Most knowledge was passed down by word of mouth, who knows what has been lost never to be regained. It may not be best to fixate only on what facts scholars have recorded, but apply our belief to the mysterious history that was our ancestors. Also just to clear things up - 1. We are descendants of Vikings. The blood flows in our veins. Let’s keep their way alive! 2. AND these are our instruments. 3. That would make them Viking instruments. Haha!! Thanks for your input on the subject!
@@volfgangtwins I absolutely 100% agree with you that we need to give the Viking people a lot more credit than we do. I think it's a real shame how a lot of people seem to think they were just mindless barbarians who did nothing but drink alcohol and go on murder sprees. They were indeed very sophisticated as you say. A lot of misconceptions are floating around about them. I do really hope that in the future there will be more understanding about them and also of other historical people in general. Until then I think you summed it up best by saying to keep their ways alive. I do like your logic too that they are Viking instruments because they were built by people who have a Viking heritage. Well, thanks for the reply and keep up the work!
@@volfgangtwins The problem with that logic is just that just because something seems *obvious* to us doesn't mean that it did so at the time. Bows used as instruments has existed in our part of the world for a long, long time. But bows used to stroke string instruments where invented on the Asian stepps and only reached Europe around year 1000. So while we can't rule out that the vikings where early adoptors and used the tegelharpa before the official end of the viking age it most certainly did not exist during the majority of the viking era. If the vikings *did* know about them earlier then the idea would most likely have spread in Europe much earlier due to interactions that the vikings had with them, and even if there might not have been traces of the actual instruments we'd probably have seen writings from other civilisations that where literate at the time mentioning them. Stroking instruments where a innovation around year 1000 making instruments never before seen possible all over Europe, the Middleeast and Northern Africa and they where quite popular. The original 6 string viking lyre however where most definitively used during the viking age and where apparently popular among the upper class. Anyway, I absolutely love your work, they look amazing. =)
You’re both incredible. Dont make me go berserker on you. Not many blind Vikings from not wearing safety glasses playing music. I couldn’t bear not hearing new sets. TIL Valhalla from Stoughton.
This video is amazing!! Great job on the Tagelharpas! Also I absolutely love the music that was played throughout the vid, especially the song that you two played at the end with the Tagelharpas, I wish I had it on my playlist😂
This is fascinating. I have always been intrigued by ancient instruments and how they are built. I have always been interested in ancient songs and sagas. I watched this with keen interest, especially your craftsmanship. My imagination conjures up images of those craftsmen and musicians of long ago who built these instruments by hand. The Viking war drums will be next on my list of things to watch. I am not a Viking. I have no Nordic blood within me but permit me to say this. By you building these instruments, you do honor to all of your ancestors and keep tradition and culture alive. You have earned a new subscriber.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! We have more craft videos coming soon! One will be of a fire breathing dragon sculpture on our ocean row boat! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Good work, fantastic video! I also have a dream to make talharpa, I have already bought horsehair and other accessories. I also like ambient music, sounds like a soundtrack from a game) Thank you, I wish you good luck in promoting the channel
Very cool, been thinking about making my own! Not "as bad" as I initially thought, but still a fairly long process. Your method for stream bending is way more badass than mine, I scrounged some large diameter pvc pipe from a construction site, slide it over an old electric kettle, and let it boil with a towel over the top with a small opening to let the steam out and hang the word in it.
Crazy work ! Looks and sounds great ! it would be great if you can give some details like what kind of tree, and the measurements! (in my country I don't have the option to buy this instrument) so I want to build one ! Hoping to get help from you
I love stringed instruments. I played the violin in school and have been learning to play the harp for the last year or so. Someone recently built me a Tagelharpa with 3 strings. What notes should I tune them to? You guys have awesome craftmanship! I really enjoy watching the process.
Wow, this is absolutely amazing!! I am starting my first tagelharpa build in a few days!! Crazy fantastic music too. How many hairs for each string and how many twists did you use ? New supporter!! 🤘🤘🤘
Thank you and good luck with your build! High string 25 hairs. Mid string 35 hairs. Bass string 50 hairs. Twist them until they are taught, but don’t overtwist. You will feel when all the hairs become one string. Remember to twist them all consistently in one direction. It doesn’t matter which direction, as long as they are all wound the same way. If you have any other questions feel free to ask! We are happy to share what we know! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@volfgangtwins Thank you so much!! I have asked many builder about their sting set up and it seems that no one wants to share that info. Also, making yours amplified, even cooler!!! So many possibilities with sounds!!
Thank you! We have more artistic videos in the works as well as a new music video coming very soon. Be sure to stay tuned for more Viking inspired content! ⚔️👊🏻👊🏻⚔️
It has to be said that then music is outstanding & I love a man that's good with his hands, I love to make lot's of different things myself, I'm particularly good at cross stitch & making my own patterns, I even made a pattern for Valknut that glows in the dark, the guy that wanted it liked it so much that he's commissioned me to make two more, Vegvisir & Mjölnir that also glow in the dark 🤭
I just discovered you and i really enjoyed your content ! I'll build my own because of you, Thanks boys ! U earned a new suscriber, keep up the good work ! Big Up from France ! 👊
Excellent video! I love and appreciate "functional art" as I am a professional builder of reproduction flintlock firearms. A weapon, musical instrument, or piece of furniture should be a part of the artists soul and show beauty, creativity and function. Well done, can't wait to see more of your project videos
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed our video, we will have more project videos coming in the near future. We’ve enjoyed shooting Flintlocks in the past! Very impressive to build them from scratch.🤘🏻🤘🏻Some of the best craftsmanship tricks we’ve learned were taught to us by gunsmiths, skilled workers of wood and metal. SKÅL! 👊🏻👊🏻🐺🐺
Found your videos a little bit ago and was excited to see awesome Viking music and now this?!! Like What the actual eff man not only do you guys rock out hard but you make instruments? I don't even know what to think... lol amazing work!
Thank you! We have albums available here if your interested! www.kickstarter.com/projects/volfgangtwins/volfgang-twins-wolf-path-wolf-mountain-twin-pack-album-set?ref=user_menu
*First of all, I think it's great that young people are still involved in instrument making and are maintaining traditions in this field in particular🙃* From the perspective of the instrument maker, I have two more comments 🙏🏻 Why are the the top and the bottom so thick? For sound reasons, doesn't it make more sense to make the top significantly thinner? The instrument can never resonate or vibrate optimally with such solid wood🙏🏻 The horsehair strings should be twisted against each other in several small strands - then they last longer and become more stable🙏🏻 Nevertheless - respect for your twin work 🙏🏻It's really great when brothers harmonize like that and share a common passion. Even more manual work and less machine work would be a good goal for you for the next instrument - then it will be even more authentic🙃 Greetings from Germany 🙏🏻
These are absolutely beautiful pieces of art! I really appreciate the time, effort, and craftsmanship you both have put into these instruments! How much would one of these cost if you were to sell them?
Thank you very much! We currently are not selling instruments, so we are unable to answer your question! However that may change in the future! If you are interested in updates about our projects and music, please subscribe to our email newsletter on www.volfgangtwins.com
What song is playing in the beginning of this video?
It's our original song WOLF PATH, and we just released the music video for it today! th-cam.com/video/-F0Eya5ERJA/w-d-xo.html Hope you enjoy it! 🤘🤘
Do you have a list of materials and plans for this?
Skol
@@NoreasternBladez We currently do not, we may send one out in our email newsletter in the future. Thanks ! www.volfgangtwins.com
It's the elevator music you will hear when ascending to Valhalla 🐺🌩🌿
My twin brother died shortly after birth . This is cool . I likes these bros . When I'm doing stuff I always imagine he's with me
Great work ! I totally want one . Can't afford it though and lupus has me kinda weak most of the time .
imagine how long it would have taken the Vikings to make instruments like this, WITHOUT the special equipment and vastly superior tools.
The genuine sound of bodybuilding.
When the bards multiclass as artificers.
Thank you! ⚔️🐺🐺⚔️
And then, dip into Barbarian and Fighter.
As a Bardificer myself, I've been looking for a solid luthery tutorial for a while.
Jesus Christ the sovereign God loves you :" ) I hope you personally get to know the Holy Trinity
if it interests you to hear,
God miraculously healed me of my chronic breathing issues that plagued me if not most nights then every single night for years
God did this healing instantly within group prayer over my health
You truly matter to Him, no matter how far or grand the things you do in life are, God wants to walk this life with you
Here, in Hungary, we have a phrase for such a talented craftsman: everything he touches becomes a real masterpiece under his hands.
Now, you’ve done it!
Congrats, Gentlemen 👏🏼🤟🏼💪🏼 nice job.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy our work! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
...talented craftmen? Are you blind.
Wunderbar! Nachdem ich Eure Musik entdeckte und begeistert höre, bin ich nun noch mehr begeistert, weil Ihr den Geist der Musik rumdum lebt und (er)arbeitet, handwerklich...Toll, dass Ihr die Instrumente und anderes Zubehör selbst baut. Sicher stellt Ihr den Schmuck, Z.B. Anhänger auch selbst her? Das interessiert mich sehr;
als Künstlerin (Email, Metall) experimentiere ich schon lange mit alten, fast vergessenen Techniken. Ich wünsche Euch alles, alles Gute und danke für die Einblicke "hinter die Kulissen".
I'm a twin . My brother died shortly after birth. So I built a one man band .lately I'm going down a fiddle , harp and instrument from around the globe rabbit hole . Then here's you fellas 👍😎 I like these harps similar to the Kobyz . Now I want one , and the Macedonian version I like too. And the Kora . Harps are prett underrated in the U.S. We all play electric guitar but it actually compliments it well if you play in open turnings and such . Rock on brothas,😎
🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Прекрасно!!! Рада, что познакомилась с вашим творчеством, успехов вам!!!
Thank you very much! 👊🏻👊🏻
Ive wanted to make one of these things for the longest time, but i have a vision of combining violin/guitar making techniques with the form of this instrument to get some really deep resonate sounds and high volume.
Awesome! Good luck on your build! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Эта музыка мёд для ушей, слушал с замиранием сердца, очень душевный инструмент древних северян 💪🔥Ребята молодцы, желаю им творческих успехов и толпы поклонников, так держать парни 💪🔥
Thank you very much! Glad to have you with us! SKÅL!! 🤘🏻⚔⚔🤘🏻
Showing people what it means to be men on all fronts! Loving it!
I'm very impressed and also inspired! I'm glad I found this channel... I sense a bright future for you two. May the gods be with you!
Hail from Texas, USA! Skål!
Thank you!! ⚔️⚔️
Its official.... I'm done with what they call heavy metal nowadays... The art just making the instruments just shows viking spirit will never die for good. Please please please keep making music!!! Hands down incredible!!!🌿🌩🐺
Viking blood still runs strong in many of us! We have new music coming out within the next few days 🤘🏻🤘🏻Stay creative! Stay strong! Thanks for subscribing. SKOL!! ⚔️⚔️🪓🪓
@@volfgangtwins SKOL!🍻 This one track made my workplace actually fun for once! Cant wait for the new tracks! 🌩🐺🌿
@@re-raisedviking8290 awesome! Glad you like our music! ⚔️👊🏻👊🏻⚔️
I watched your video like a "zombie", without any sidelook. Very meditative and exciting!
Liked it a lot. Keep the quality guys.
Hello from Russia!
Thank you!
These guys have mastered all of the dragon shouts for sure.
Thank you!!
🤘🏻⚔️⚔️🤘🏻
@@volfgangtwins 🥰
Making ur own instruments, that’s great, respect. 👍🏼🔥
Thank you! 🤘🏻🔥🔥🤘🏻
So cool to watch the process. I’m so glad I randomly found this channel, you guys are very talented!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
wow great brotherhood... be blessed my vikin brothers!!! greetings from grecce
By Mjölnir, another superb tutorial! I am truly twice blessed this day. My deepest admiration and profound thanks to you, gentlemen!
The Best Dudes with golden hands! And huge hearts!🤘🐺🤘🐺
Colour me impressed, this is certainly way more fancy and high quality than my tagelharpa which I built. I'll add this video to my list of inspiring designs for my future work so thanks a lot for that! One thing to note however, the title of this video is incorrect. Well, possibly it is anyway. There is absolutely no historical evidence whatsoever that the tagelharpa was played by Nordic people during the Viking era of Scandinavia. It may have been but we don't know that it was. The Viking era ended in the year 1066 and the earliest known use of a bowed lyre instrument in Scandinavia was the Jouhikko in the 14th century. There is a Nordic poem called Voluspa dating back to the 10th century which describes a plucked lyre though. I just want to make it absolutely clear that I'm not saying all of this as a criticism to you but rather just as an FYI sort of thing.
Thank you! We’re happy you like our design and build. That’s great that you also create instruments! We understand what you are saying about Viking instruments, but just because there is no proof doesn’t mean it wasn’t so. Vikings were intelligent enough to build superior ships and navigate extremely far distances over the high seas, forge with high carbon crucible steel, and were imaginative creators. We ought to give them more credit for their ingenuity and mechanical minds. Why would they not have figured out how to play stringed instruments with bows? Sure there may not be any tangible proof, partly because most instruments built back then wouldn’t have stayed preserved over 1000 years or even 500 years. Also they were not big writers. Most knowledge was passed down by word of mouth, who knows what has been lost never to be regained. It may not be best to fixate only on what facts scholars have recorded, but apply our belief to the mysterious history that was our ancestors.
Also just to clear things up -
1. We are descendants of Vikings. The blood flows in our veins. Let’s keep their way alive!
2. AND these are our instruments.
3. That would make them Viking instruments. Haha!!
Thanks for your input on the subject!
@@volfgangtwins I absolutely 100% agree with you that we need to give the Viking people a lot more credit than we do. I think it's a real shame how a lot of people seem to think they were just mindless barbarians who did nothing but drink alcohol and go on murder sprees. They were indeed very sophisticated as you say. A lot of misconceptions are floating around about them. I do really hope that in the future there will be more understanding about them and also of other historical people in general. Until then I think you summed it up best by saying to keep their ways alive. I do like your logic too that they are Viking instruments because they were built by people who have a Viking heritage. Well, thanks for the reply and keep up the work!
@@brendanm6921 Thank you for your support!!
@@volfgangtwins The problem with that logic is just that just because something seems *obvious* to us doesn't mean that it did so at the time.
Bows used as instruments has existed in our part of the world for a long, long time.
But bows used to stroke string instruments where invented on the Asian stepps and only reached Europe around year 1000.
So while we can't rule out that the vikings where early adoptors and used the tegelharpa before the official end of the viking age it most certainly did not exist during the majority of the viking era.
If the vikings *did* know about them earlier then the idea would most likely have spread in Europe much earlier due to interactions that the vikings had with them, and even if there might not have been traces of the actual instruments we'd probably have seen writings from other civilisations that where literate at the time mentioning them.
Stroking instruments where a innovation around year 1000 making instruments never before seen possible all over Europe, the Middleeast and Northern Africa and they where quite popular.
The original 6 string viking lyre however where most definitively used during the viking age and where apparently popular among the upper class.
Anyway, I absolutely love your work, they look amazing. =)
Watching these being made is fascinating. The amount of time and effort that gone into making them is incredible. Two very talented men.
Thanks so much! they were fun to build!
You’re both incredible. Dont make me go berserker on you. Not many blind Vikings from not wearing safety glasses playing music. I couldn’t bear not hearing new sets. TIL Valhalla from Stoughton.
This is utterly _Epic_ (not to mention that your work keeps Viking culture alive)!
Thank you! Glad you enjoy our work!
Мастера-деревщики вызывают подлиное уважение
Музыка, из-за которой я здесь оказалась, вообще отдельно
Хорошие ребята
Подпишусь
Досмотрела до конца
Я и не поняла сначала, что они делают музыкальные инструменты ))
и после этого всё стало бесконечно круто
спасибо
Now i see why i am so mesmerized by viking/nordic music....their instruments is absolutely breathtaking and beautiful
Thank you! You can find more of our music on our TH-cam homepage and on Spotify!
@@volfgangtwins you're welcome and I will c:
Keep the art alive.
Thank you! Thats right! Until the day we die friend! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
This video is amazing!! Great job on the Tagelharpas! Also I absolutely love the music that was played throughout the vid, especially the song that you two played at the end with the Tagelharpas, I wish I had it on my playlist😂
Thanks a lot Flynn we appreciate your support! 🤘🤘 We will have that song “Wolf Path” available in May so stay tuned! 🐺🐺⚔️⚔️
@@volfgangtwins YESSSSSSSSSSSSS
Thank You for this amazing video! Love the music & the amount of time, work, & craftsmanship you put into making your amazing instrument! 💟
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
You should show these to the Harp Twins
I was thinking the same thing. A double date would be good too.
Camille & Kennerly linked this channel to theirs
No
Nádhera 😃
Congratulations!!!! . I am so astonishing that you make your own musical instruments.
Brilliant work!! Not easy to do! and GREAT MUSIC!
Thanks! More coming soon 🤘🤘
BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART!!❤️🫶💯🎶🎵
I don't like to make comments but I loved these guys. Camille and Kennerly Kitt. 🌹🌹🌹👍👍! Real art.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy our work! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Amazing skills my brothers!! Thank you for sharing with us!! ❤
I like that they even put fine tuning knobs on them too . Legit
This is fascinating. I have always been intrigued by ancient instruments and how they are built. I have always been interested in ancient songs and sagas. I watched this with keen interest, especially your craftsmanship. My imagination conjures up images of those craftsmen and musicians of long ago who built these instruments by hand. The Viking war drums will be next on my list of things to watch.
I am not a Viking. I have no Nordic blood within me but permit me to say this. By you building these instruments, you do honor to all of your ancestors and keep tradition and culture alive.
You have earned a new subscriber.
Thank you very much! Glad to have you with us! 🤘🏻⚔️⚔️🤘🏻
Maravilloso, LOS AMO Y ME ENCANTA SU TALENTO.
❤🐺❤️🐺❤️
Espero que vengan a México 🇲🇽
❤😊. Awesome job twins. And great video dudes. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! We have more craft videos coming soon! One will be of a fire breathing dragon sculpture on our ocean row boat! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
@@volfgangtwins ok np 😉. Thanks.
I really appreciate this video. I've been wanting to build my own instruments for a while and you guys do a real great job
Thanks! ⚔️🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥⚔️
Гарна музика, чудова робота!
Успіхів вам, хлопці!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Absolutely fascinating so much work.
Just subbed, the music plus craftsmanship of making your own instruments is off the charts 🤘
Thank you! We appreciate it! 🤘🏻⚔⚔🤘🏻
Это шедевры!!! 😍😍😍
Good work, fantastic video! I also have a dream to make talharpa, I have already bought horsehair and other accessories. I also like ambient music, sounds like a soundtrack from a game) Thank you, I wish you good luck in promoting the channel
Thank you! Good luck with your Tagelharpa build!
Those are some awesome Tagelharpa instruments ! Your talent seems to be endless, very good ✌
Thank you!
@@volfgangtwins Odin smiles down upon you x2!!
@@PaulyOutdoors SKOL! 👊🏻👊🏻
Very cool and unusual instrument, and they sound great! Thanks for sharing this video! 😊
Thanks Heiko! 🤘🤘
You Brothers ever think of asking the harp twins out be a good match
I seriously love all of your videos. Keep them up. Can't wait for your guys next videos and music.
Thanks man! More coming very soon! 🤘🏻🐺🐺🤘🏻
i enjoyed every second of your video and now i have the knowledge of creating an awesome music instrument burned in my conchusness plain
Glad you enjoy our tagelharpa building video and its good to have you with us! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Выглядит так просто, но это настоящее мастерство
Спасибо!! Рада, что вам понравилось наше видео! 🤘🏻⚔️⚔️🤘🏻
@@volfgangtwins да, понравилось. Буду следить за вашим творчеством)
Very cool, been thinking about making my own! Not "as bad" as I initially thought, but still a fairly long process. Your method for stream bending is way more badass than mine, I scrounged some large diameter pvc pipe from a construction site, slide it over an old electric kettle, and let it boil with a towel over the top with a small opening to let the steam out and hang the word in it.
Nice! That’s a clever way to trap and use steam👏 👏 Good luck with your build, and stay tuned we will be making more of these very soon!
Odličan praktičan video za mlade konstruktore tradicionalnih instrumenata. ... koji uvijek proizvode neki novi, a ipak poznati zvuk.
Thank you! 🤘🏻⚔️⚔️🤘🏻
Crazy work ! Looks and sounds great ! it would be great if you can give some details like what kind of tree, and the measurements! (in my country I don't have the option to buy this instrument) so I want to build one ! Hoping to get help from you
Молодцы ребята супер
👍👍👍👍👍
смотрела и слушала на одном дыхании как завороженная😍 это круто
I love stringed instruments. I played the violin in school and have been learning to play the harp for the last year or so. Someone recently built me a Tagelharpa with 3 strings. What notes should I tune them to? You guys have awesome craftmanship! I really enjoy watching the process.
This is just amazing! Such amount of work and creativity. Hails from Volga shores!
Thank you! Glad to have you with us! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Totally amazing, thank you for sharing
You are welcome! Thanks for watching! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Wow, this is absolutely amazing!! I am starting my first tagelharpa build in a few days!! Crazy fantastic music too. How many hairs for each string and how many twists did you use ? New supporter!! 🤘🤘🤘
Thank you and good luck with your build! High string 25 hairs. Mid string 35 hairs. Bass string 50 hairs. Twist them until they are taught, but don’t overtwist. You will feel when all the hairs become one string. Remember to twist them all consistently in one direction. It doesn’t matter which direction, as long as they are all wound the same way. If you have any other questions feel free to ask! We are happy to share what we know! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@volfgangtwins Thank you so much!! I have asked many builder about their sting set up and it seems that no one wants to share that info. Also, making yours amplified, even cooler!!! So many possibilities with sounds!!
Absolutely love this build beautiful work guys
Thank you! We have more artistic videos in the works as well as a new music video coming very soon. Be sure to stay tuned for more Viking inspired content! ⚔️👊🏻👊🏻⚔️
Ein Meisterwerk. Ich wünschte, ich könnte sowas auch bauen und darauf lernen zu spielen. Gute arbeite und liebe Grüße aus Deutschland.
Thank you! We are glad you enjoyed it! If you would like albums we have them here! songwhip.com/volfgangtwins
It has to be said that then music is outstanding & I love a man that's good with his hands, I love to make lot's of different things myself, I'm particularly good at cross stitch & making my own patterns, I even made a pattern for Valknut that glows in the dark, the guy that wanted it liked it so much that he's commissioned me to make two more, Vegvisir & Mjölnir that also glow in the dark 🤭
Very cool! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥 Thanks for waching!
@@volfgangtwins
That's 🥰 by the way you were randomly recommended to me by TH-cam, I instantly subscribed 🏴😎👍
craftsmanship, great !!
Thanks 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I just discovered you and i really enjoyed your content ! I'll build my own because of you, Thanks boys ! U earned a new suscriber, keep up the good work ! Big Up from France ! 👊
Awesome! Glad to have you with us and good luck with your build! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Great job! This inspires me to create such a tool
Thank you! Excellent!! Good luck with your build! ⚔️👊🏻🌑👊🏻⚔️
You guys are great. I found you through the harp twins. Spreading the word. I love your sound.
Thank you! Glad to have you with us! Thanks for sharing and we have more coming very soon! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Would double bass strings work as an alternative to horse hair strings?
Not sure, but It’s worth a try 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Excellent skills ❤😮
Excellent video! I love and appreciate "functional art" as I am a professional builder of reproduction flintlock firearms. A weapon, musical instrument, or piece of furniture should be a part of the artists soul and show beauty, creativity and function. Well done, can't wait to see more of your project videos
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed our video, we will have more project videos coming in the near future. We’ve enjoyed shooting Flintlocks in the past! Very impressive to build them from scratch.🤘🏻🤘🏻Some of the best craftsmanship tricks we’ve learned were taught to us by gunsmiths, skilled workers of wood and metal. SKÅL! 👊🏻👊🏻🐺🐺
Found your videos a little bit ago and was excited to see awesome Viking music and now this?!! Like What the actual eff man not only do you guys rock out hard but you make instruments? I don't even know what to think... lol amazing work!
Thank you! We have albums available here if your interested! www.kickstarter.com/projects/volfgangtwins/volfgang-twins-wolf-path-wolf-mountain-twin-pack-album-set?ref=user_menu
This is amazing thank you for showing us this
Thank you! Be sure to catch our new video premiere today to watch us build giant rawhide drums! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Vous êtes de vrais artistes!!!
Thank you! If you would like albums we have them here! songwhip.com/volfgangtwins
*First of all, I think it's great that young people are still involved in instrument making and are maintaining traditions in this field in particular🙃*
From the perspective of the instrument maker, I have two more comments 🙏🏻
Why are the the top and the bottom so thick? For sound reasons, doesn't it make more sense to make the top significantly thinner? The instrument can never resonate or vibrate optimally with such solid wood🙏🏻
The horsehair strings should be twisted against each other in several small strands - then they last longer and become more stable🙏🏻
Nevertheless - respect for your twin work 🙏🏻It's really great when brothers harmonize like that and share a common passion.
Even more manual work and less machine work would be a good goal for you for the next instrument - then it will be even more authentic🙃 Greetings from Germany 🙏🏻
Very good work and amazing music!!
Thank you! 🤘🏻⚔️⚔️🤘🏻
Just beautiful
A most fascinating video, thank you!
Cool guys! Awesome watching the creative process 👍👏👏👏
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. More coming very soon! Stay tuned! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
These are absolutely beautiful pieces of art! I really appreciate the time, effort, and craftsmanship you both have put into these instruments! How much would one of these cost if you were to sell them?
Thank you very much! We currently are not selling instruments, so we are unable to answer your question! However that may change in the future! If you are interested in updates about our projects and music, please subscribe to our email newsletter on www.volfgangtwins.com
SKOL!! Tusen Takk!
SKOL!!👊🏻👊🏻
Much fun and enthusiasm!
Thank you!
Amazing building guys🔥 I'm looking for build my own one and this is very helpfuly
So identical
Pretty rare
They can totally replace each other when one doesn't feel like it
😅
Quels magnifiques ouvrages!
Thanks so much! We had a great time building these! If you would like albums we have them here! songwhip.com/volfgangtwins
Okay Volfgang Twins
i want to buy one !!
Nice work 👍
Which wood(s) did you use, exactly?
Thank you! We used spruce for the body and walnut for the features👍🏻👍🏻
This is so fuckin cool omg
Thank you! Glad you enjoy our art, crafts, and music! ⚔️🤘🏻🤘🏻⚔️
This is just amazing
Thanks! Check out our newest video WOLF PATH th-cam.com/video/-F0Eya5ERJA/w-d-xo.html
That was fucking amazing...
so beautiful thank you for sharing
Awesome music family
Thank you! Glad you enjoy our music! We have autographed albums at volfgangtwins.com/store! SKÅL! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
Wish I had money and time to do this type of work it's awesome what they do! It's great to be afforded those rights that's for sure.
Thanks so much! If you want to make one go for it! There is always time for your passions! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
I was looking for inspiration and I found you, I will also build my Tagelharpa, thank you for your music and creation videos. SKÅL
Thank you! Good luck with your build! SKÅL!! 🤘🏻⚔⚔🤘🏻
Thank you I findet very interesting and you have so many skills❤
Wow, the only thing i think i'd have trouble getting is the horse hair, oh till they got with the electical stuff on these.
Amazing! Congratulations:
Thank you!
Jesteście niesamowici i widać oraz słychać waszą pasję ❤️ oby tak dalej
Thanks so much! 🔥👊🏻👊🏻🔥
I love watching you guys create truly awesome craftsman both of you 👍🐺🤘🐺🤘🐺🤘❤️
Thanks so much! We love building new instruments!