Catalina Vicens - Medieval Portative Organ / Rondeau - C. Cooman, 2014 

Just get a harmonium, more convenient

@@saharatul Or a bigger cathedral.

​@@saharatul except harmoniums all sound utterly awful.

What are the others?

dont leave us hanging.. please tell us wat the first two instruments were

@Gennady Golovkin The first was I believe called a cucurbit, a long flute-like instrument with a sound like a gentle bagpipe, only without the drone. The other - don't know the name, but a stringed instrument, bowed but with a keyboard for fingering - perhaps six strings? Capable of great virtuosity and wonderful sound.

@@johnsheehan7348 i just bought a cucurbit online. I don't know how long delivery will take. Have you heard the duduk? It is amazing

@@anatborodin5907 Actually heard it - I am living in Amman, Jordan and not long ago there was a concert at which that and an Oud were played with some other instruments. Armenian evening

One of the most powerful and accurate statements I have ever heard regarding the connection between the performer and listener! 👍

@PLEASENINTENDONT

@Daniel Del Valle You're acting more arrogant than anyone else here.

@Daniel Del Valle Life is a subjective experience. Everyone is ignorant of most things, and everyone has their own perspectives on everything. I'm not telling you that you can't speak your mind, but I think you've chosen a very superficial position. It doesn't matter how people judge music. Music is not important beyond personal preference.

@Daniel Del Valle You seem to misunderstand me. What I'm telling you isn't a lesson, and I have no reason to care about your education or supposed qualifications on the study of music. What I'm attempting to explain is that there's absolutely no reason to expect anyone to believe that your opinion on the matter of music is important, and that is because all value is subjective.

@Daniel Del Valle Didn't your degrees teach you how to behave in internet? Your language for mocking people is quite disgraceful. Why so angrily agitated all the time and overreacting to little things? "He just wanted teach a little kid a lesson." Yeah, right. There is absolutely nothing wrong about it. I rather found something ill in your comments. Nobody cares about you resume because it's not very helpful here. Not even educational. It's also very childish that you making the issue like American vs Something else.. where individual differences count more. (I don't agree on bashing European like that either ) I'm Japanese living in the United States, but it doesn't matter I'm American or not, what I say in more important than who I am (and how many degrees I have.. sigh...) Yeah, you are worse than a little kid here. You need a serious lesson. A person who got REAL education never acts like you do.

Awesome!

It would be a fun one to try and recreate. Not for the faint of heart.

Making a note to stop there for an afternoon. Thanks!

It IS a pipe organ, just a small one.

And there is no "breath" here... the dynamics are only slighly controlled by the bellows. As in all PIPE ORGANs, the pipe is either on or off. The "percussion" you hear is not a valve, but rather a deliberate feature of the pipe's mouth. It is called "chiff"

Like a bagpipe, it has drone pipe(s). The Irish bagpipe has a bellows like this, not a mouthpiece.

@@johnigoe1705 Listen more carefully with better speakers or headphones. She dynamically goes from soft to loud for emphasis, which you can't do on a pipe organ at all, because the air box is supplied at a constant pressure. The little thump I'm referring to is the air valve closing when she puts pressure on the bellows, not the "chuff" at the start of each note. Again, you need good speakers to hear it. A cell phone is worthless.

@@sneadh1 Like the banjo drone string

Angels are portrayed playing all kinds of instruments, all of which I knew of and are very real. The little organetto was always a mystery as they went extinct and disappeared suddenly and not to be seen until early music revival in the 1960s. Today a dutch maker will make you one for 4-10K. These are complex instruments and require great skill & time to build. I know first hand as I have built several pipe organs myself.

This values 4-10k, are in Euro or in Dolar?

Why fake? Positive organs are the most ancient instruments around after percussions: we can trace them back to 200+ b.c.

@@gabrieldefreitascoelhocarr9556 -Euros, as they are made in Europe.

@@fnersch3367 so in my country currency it would cost about 40k without taxes

996TwinTurbo911 I will very soon!

And wow, they really knew how to use it!!!

Also Shirley Collins, Dolly Collins - Barbara Allen from True Loves Knot

Listen to final fantasy crystal chronicles OST music. They use this instrument and many more other medieval instruments

She did that with a capo that held down the D.

Check this out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3HP4gjJm4uQ.html Taken at the Musical Instrument Museum in Arizona.

VeryBadTim deux ans aprem quelqu’un te réponds

Gracias por compartir tu talento, saludos desde la Ciudad de México.

Manuel Driggs thank you so much!

Your grasp of written English is spectacular for a two yr old. Oxford grad by age five?

Tioga Fretworks haha! Jealous? 😜

:-)

Vic Wat bellows, are what they’re called

@@anthonydeville5976 haha, ty

Mine too.