Medieval Blues For Hurdy-Gurdy. Hurdy-Gurdy, Organ & Drum 

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@@SwedishEmpire1700 I see why good song to kill too 😂.

You'd think. This is 12th century music. Practically, this could be eastern european or muslim.

Really? You are an idiot who knows absolutely nothing about anything.

​@@defanserb hate to disappoint everyone but strings (percisly Harp) were first found 3000BC in Egypt, so way earlier than Romans ,crusaders and muslims. Greek instrument are based of that and then you get violin and piano.

Gran maestro supremo.

He has the common curtesy, yes.

2 now geez what's up with people lol

Same

This instrument is such powerful

Time machine broke?

@@amphioxusanniversary i didnt understand

@@diogopaschoalplatania4974 "I ended up here accidentally but I'm staying forever" sounds like something a time traveler who got stuck in the past would say. Perhaps someone who went to medieval times to hear an original hurdy-gurdy played

Сам ты скрипка, болван

@@dimache2295 да я знаю что это колесная лира! Просто так выразился по своему!

Whatever you said!

@@michaelfox3199 Спасибо.

@@michaelfox3199 Спасибо!

It actually is! Tuning it depends on user and song, since the drone strings have to be harmonious and cannot be changed mid song. Depending on weather and temperatures (like most wooden instruments) the wheel can bend and warp, and then there are the main strings, where often times the keys all have to be individually tuned as well. That’s not really including the fact that you can switch out, add or remove strings altogether on the thing, and some have had as many as 11 strings. Imagine the tuning nightmare that is.

It's not in the Witcher. His posts are mostly his owm compositions

Bert from Mary Poppins wishes he had one of these.

The knobs poking out of the top tell him where he is! Still difficult though!

​@@bjmadman312 I absolutly love this intrument though, it's beutiful as hell and I would love to try it myself someday

Pro bro

In construction maybe, but it's ultimately the same principle. Get the strings to vibrate with one hand and fine-tune them with the other.

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