je vais me commander une helmut gochny standard pour jouer ou une olympic
selon le delais .. le probl est le delais ,8 sem chez helmut ... cest plus
que long----- et jai hate .jai essayé linstrument a chant de vielle . tombé
en amour total avec ca ..la cornemuse ne mapporte plus de chalenge tant que
ca ..
je veut faire produire un model luteback .de qualitée .pour lete prochain
.bye sylvainOriginal Message -----
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Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 9:43 AM
Subject: Re: [HG] hurdy-gurdy in England around 1800
Before électric amplification , size was related to the volume of the
sound .
The HG players of the baroque period did not need much volume to play
" Ah vous dirais-je maman " indoors , a totally different situation for
the
musician playing at dances and weddings in Berry or Normandy .
One of the largest instrument was used in Haute Bretagne , around
St Brieuc , it was a guitar shaped instrument made mainly by Pimpard.
The HG used by Old Sarah is related to the old style called "Henry V "
in english and " vielle normande " or " vielle carrée " in french .
Another close cousin is the " Flemish " HG , ( Vielle Louis XIV in french
speaking Belgium or " tiesse di djva " ( tête de joual ) in wallon .
Henry .
From: "sylvain gagnon mini moteur 2000 inc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [HG] hurdy-gurdy in England around 1800
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 08:03:13 -0400
hi graham, nice picture .do you think the gurdy was bigger in the
1800...?,and it was maybe the first ones after organistrum played by 2
people ? .bye sylvain
----- Original Message ----- From: "Graham Whyte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 4:43 AM
Subject: RE: [HG] hurdy-gurdy in England around 1800
Matthias,
I put some information on "Old Sarah" a blind hg player in London around
1800 at
http://www.altongate.co.uk/oldsarah/
Her life story is there and the names of some of the tunes she played
Also a Daguerrotype of her and her hg
Hope this helps
Graham Whyte (we met at OTW)
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Of Matthias
Sent: 09 October 2007 18:41
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Subject: [HG] hurdy-gurdy in England around 1800
dear all,
does anybody know anything about hurdy-gurdies in England at the time
1790-1800. Which types did exist, which repertoire was played? Is
there any (famous) evidences close to this period?
thank you,
Matthias
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