Psaltery improvisation (by Tessey Ueno) 

thank you.That's exactly right.

嬉しいコメントありがとうございます。HPの方にもこの楽器の別なタイプの演奏もアップしております。よろしかったら。 www.tessey49.com

@@tessey2 こちらも聴かせていただきました！　うたも最高です〜

Thank you. I was very happy.

Thank you. Such words encourage me and motivate me to perform.

Oh, what a happy word. I thought it was really good to upload the performance video of this instrument.

I was reading ps 33:1,2 and searched for psaltery this was in the top results Thank you and God Bless You richly

@@lilycarolyn4Christ ayye I was reading psalms 57:8

​@@charlloteblack5092 I was reading the same verse (psalm 57:8)! Praise Jesus! This is lovely!

It's great! It's good to play a song that you know, but the improvisation that you want is also clear.

Thank you for listening. Please listen to my various other performances and videos if you like. www.tessey49.com

thank you！

Thank you very much. I will do my best.

I think this is the origin of simple stringed instruments.

+Franklin Croutch Thank you!

Franklin Croutch

King David was a lyre, and I am sure he must have played such a tone. Thank you.

Of course it's okay. If you could introduce my name and instrument. thank you.

@@tessey2 Thank you! I just posted the video. Anytime your music is used it is credited. There is also a link to your channel in the description and a thank you at the end of the video. Best!

Tuning is # one D mixolydian mode. It's almost like playing with only the white keys of the piano.

@@tessey2 thanks you.

I asked the artist to make this wonderful instrument for me. Unfortunately, he no longer makes this instrument.

Thank you very much. I asked a Japanese writer named Mr. Matsuo to make it. A restoration of an old European musical instrument.

@@tessey2 Does the person sell these instruments?

@@alexiabennett6025 Currently not for sale. You may be able to make it if you accumulate a lot of money.

Thanks, 30 years or more have passed since I had psaltery, but performing freely did not take 2 or 3 year.

thank you！ I asked a Japanese writer to make this psaltery. My name is Jun Matsuo. He is a very good craftsman.

Thank you Tessey. How can I contact him to possibly make one for me? Cynthia. 😇

I haven't published his website or address, so I'll contact you directly.

@@tessey2 that would be great. Thank you.

I received an email from Mr. Matsuo, a musical instrument maker. Now, regarding the psaltery, Nylon strings, right? I made this 20 years ago. I haven't made this type since then After that, I also moved about 3 times, so It's a feeling that you can't understand unless you look carefully for where the drawings and jigs at the time of processing went. It takes a little too much work, so it seems that production is a little impossible in the current situation. I will reply after searching for a workplace again. It said. Certainly, it will be difficult to have an instrument with the same sound reproduced. Originally he was a lute and old type piano maker. This Psartelium was made according to the shape and tone of the image I wanted. The same sound may be difficult, but if you ask an instrument maker in your country, you can make a similar instrument because it is simple to make. If necessary, we can tell you the size of the instrument and more information.

This instrument was made by a Japanese musical instrument producer. It is a stringed instrument just stretched strings in a box. It is possible to have it made with materials that make harpsichord.

Musicmakers sell these hog nose psaltries ready made and as a kit to finish yourself. They make variety of instruments and are of good quality.

A sheet music may be written occasionally. But it improvises here and there is neither a sheet music nor a memo.

I had a Japanese artist make it. It is the same system as Kanoon in Turkey. There is one string per note, but there is no significant difference. I think that it is cheaper to improve Kanoon.

How many

Thank you for listening.