#hurdygurdy — Public Fediverse posts
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#hurdygurdy plus emptying wine bottles equals a #diy #capo / key lock. I love this instrument.
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#hurdygurdy plus emptying wine bottles equals a #diy #capo / key lock. I love this instrument.
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#hurdygurdy plus emptying wine bottles equals a #diy #capo / key lock. I love this instrument.
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#hurdygurdy plus emptying wine bottles equals a #diy #capo / key lock. I love this instrument.
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Joel Turk on his tenor somewhere in the West Country
#hurdygurdy #drehleier #viellearoue #womeninlutherie #dronemusic #musiqueàbourdon #Ramsgatecreatives #meilleurouvrierdefrance -
Joel Turk on his tenor somewhere in the West Country
#hurdygurdy #drehleier #viellearoue #womeninlutherie #dronemusic #musiqueàbourdon #Ramsgatecreatives #meilleurouvrierdefrance -
Joel Turk on his tenor somewhere in the West Country
#hurdygurdy #drehleier #viellearoue #womeninlutherie #dronemusic #musiqueàbourdon #Ramsgatecreatives #meilleurouvrierdefrance -
Joel Turk on his tenor somewhere in the West Country
#hurdygurdy #drehleier #viellearoue #womeninlutherie #dronemusic #musiqueàbourdon #Ramsgatecreatives #meilleurouvrierdefrance -
Joel Turk on his tenor somewhere in the West Country
#hurdygurdy #drehleier #viellearoue #womeninlutherie #dronemusic #musiqueàbourdon #Ramsgatecreatives #meilleurouvrierdefrance -
Cliched, Pigeonholed , Stereotyped. What to do when they put you on a corner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3wly0Buepw
#parting #pedal #music #guitar #harp #hurdygurdy #oldbloodnoise #EmilyHopkins #thunderstruck #wunderstruck #MakeAJazzNoiseHere -
Cliched, Pigeonholed , Stereotyped. What to do when they put you on a corner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3wly0Buepw
#parting #pedal #music #guitar #harp #hurdygurdy #oldbloodnoise #EmilyHopkins #thunderstruck #wunderstruck #MakeAJazzNoiseHere -
Cliched, Pigeonholed , Stereotyped. What to do when they put you on a corner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3wly0Buepw
#parting #pedal #music #guitar #harp #hurdygurdy #oldbloodnoise #EmilyHopkins #thunderstruck #wunderstruck #MakeAJazzNoiseHere -
Cliched, Pigeonholed , Stereotyped. What to do when they put you on a corner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3wly0Buepw
#parting #pedal #music #guitar #harp #hurdygurdy #oldbloodnoise #EmilyHopkins #thunderstruck #wunderstruck #MakeAJazzNoiseHere -
Cliched, Pigeonholed , Stereotyped. What to do when they put you on a corner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3wly0Buepw
#parting #pedal #music #guitar #harp #hurdygurdy #oldbloodnoise #EmilyHopkins #thunderstruck #wunderstruck #MakeAJazzNoiseHere -
Would a fella with a #hurdygurdy , a #lute , and a #saz like a game of this sort? Well boy howdy let me tell you and how!!
Is that #HildegardVonBlingin doing some of the tracks? Well boy howdy yep!!
My deck is happy time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgIP_DtzFTk -
Would a fella with a #hurdygurdy , a #lute , and a #saz like a game of this sort? Well boy howdy let me tell you and how!!
Is that #HildegardVonBlingin doing some of the tracks? Well boy howdy yep!!
My deck is happy time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgIP_DtzFTk -
Would a fella with a #hurdygurdy , a #lute , and a #saz like a game of this sort? Well boy howdy let me tell you and how!!
Is that #HildegardVonBlingin doing some of the tracks? Well boy howdy yep!!
My deck is happy time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgIP_DtzFTk -
Por cierto, llevo tiempo sin enseñar más piezas de mi instrumento.
Aquí teneis el cordoeiro, hecho de zebrano y con la sujección en latón
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Por cierto, llevo tiempo sin enseñar más piezas de mi instrumento.
Aquí teneis el cordoeiro, hecho de zebrano y con la sujección en latón
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Por cierto, llevo tiempo sin enseñar más piezas de mi instrumento.
Aquí teneis el cordoeiro, hecho de zebrano y con la sujección en latón
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Por cierto, llevo tiempo sin enseñar más piezas de mi instrumento.
Aquí teneis el cordoeiro, hecho de zebrano y con la sujección en latón
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Por cierto, llevo tiempo sin enseñar más piezas de mi instrumento.
Aquí teneis el cordoeiro, hecho de zebrano y con la sujección en latón
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#taishogoto, being the #koto that #Goro made by supposing a #typewriting onto a simpler #koto . A sort of #hurdygurdy for number punchers. Does this instrument speak to me? Yes it does. Am I running out of room in my apt? So at 62 I'm saving this for when? Carpe that frack out of the diem.
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#taishogoto, being the #koto that #Goro made by supposing a #typewriting onto a simpler #koto . A sort of #hurdygurdy for number punchers. Does this instrument speak to me? Yes it does. Am I running out of room in my apt? So at 62 I'm saving this for when? Carpe that frack out of the diem.
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#taishogoto, being the #koto that #Goro made by supposing a #typewriting onto a simpler #koto . A sort of #hurdygurdy for number punchers. Does this instrument speak to me? Yes it does. Am I running out of room in my apt? So at 62 I'm saving this for when? Carpe that frack out of the diem.
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#taishogoto, being the #koto that #Goro made by supposing a #typewriting onto a simpler #koto . A sort of #hurdygurdy for number punchers. Does this instrument speak to me? Yes it does. Am I running out of room in my apt? So at 62 I'm saving this for when? Carpe that frack out of the diem.
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#taishogoto, being the #koto that #Goro made by supposing a #typewriting onto a simpler #koto . A sort of #hurdygurdy for number punchers. Does this instrument speak to me? Yes it does. Am I running out of room in my apt? So at 62 I'm saving this for when? Carpe that frack out of the diem.
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Self-Titled Saturday | Brama (2024, France)
For our next STS 2.0 spotlight, we’re going to take a look at number 0y[1] on The List, submitted by riff. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Point of origin(s): This group began in 2019 as a psychedelic power trio with Simon Guy (lead vocals, guitar), Paolo Gauthier (drums, vocals), and Baptiste Lherbeil (hurdy-gurdy, vocals). Yes, hurdy-gurdy. The album we look at here is Brama’s debut LP, following their 2022 EP La Glane. Their lyrics are in the Occitan language – continuing their partnership seen on the EP with Dominique Decomps, a professor/translator of Occitan, Decomps wrote or co-wrote the lyrics for nearly all the songs, with the final track using a traditional text.
- Tasting notes: Translated from their Bandcamp: “Brama’s music draws as much from the violin music of the Massif Central, as from the Pakistani Qawali, the guitar from Mali, the German krautrock and the ritualistic rock riff full of fuzz. Always sunny and hypnotic, Brama invites you into a ceremony at the crossroads of a tarantella and a psychedelic rock’n’roll mass. The hurdy-gurdy as a liturgical organ, the guitar/bass as an exorcised subject and the shamanic voice, mistress of worship.” The Quietus review of this album compared them to Mdou Moctar “in the way they revitalise hoary rock tropes through a combination of local flair, blistering musicianship and infectious enthusiasm”,[2] and I’d have to agree.
- Standout track: “S’enraija”, but, also, all of them rock.
- Where are they now?: Brama is now a quartet, with Amandine Pauvert at the hurdy-gurdy helm and Antony Miranda on bass.
- Websites: Bandcamp, Discogs (has links to their socials)
Happy listening!
- We use 0 followed by a letter to denote albums on The List that weren’t in Discogs at the time of adding (or at least I couldn’t find them). I’ve since found this one on Discogs, but the entry is currently separate from the already established page for the group. ↩︎
- https://thequietus.com/quietus-reviews/quietus-international/french-music-reviews-jac-berrocal-aluk-todolo-brama/ ↩︎
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Self-Titled Saturday | Brama (2024, France)
For our next STS 2.0 spotlight, we’re going to take a look at number 0y[1] on The List, submitted by riff. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Point of origin(s): This group began in 2019 as a psychedelic power trio with Simon Guy (lead vocals, guitar), Paolo Gauthier (drums, vocals), and Baptiste Lherbeil (hurdy-gurdy, vocals). Yes, hurdy-gurdy. The album we look at here is Brama’s debut LP, following their 2022 EP La Glane. Their lyrics are in the Occitan language – continuing their partnership seen on the EP with Dominique Decomps, a professor/translator of Occitan, Decomps wrote or co-wrote the lyrics for nearly all the songs, with the final track using a traditional text.
- Tasting notes: Translated from their Bandcamp: “Brama’s music draws as much from the violin music of the Massif Central, as from the Pakistani Qawali, the guitar from Mali, the German krautrock and the ritualistic rock riff full of fuzz. Always sunny and hypnotic, Brama invites you into a ceremony at the crossroads of a tarantella and a psychedelic rock’n’roll mass. The hurdy-gurdy as a liturgical organ, the guitar/bass as an exorcised subject and the shamanic voice, mistress of worship.” The Quietus review of this album compared them to Mdou Moctar “in the way they revitalise hoary rock tropes through a combination of local flair, blistering musicianship and infectious enthusiasm”,[2] and I’d have to agree.
- Standout track: “S’enraija”, but, also, all of them rock.
- Where are they now?: Brama is now a quartet, with Amandine Pauvert at the hurdy-gurdy helm and Antony Miranda on bass.
- Websites: Bandcamp, Discogs (has links to their socials)
Happy listening!
- We use 0 followed by a letter to denote albums on The List that weren’t in Discogs at the time of adding (or at least I couldn’t find them). I’ve since found this one on Discogs, but the entry is currently separate from the already established page for the group. ↩︎
- https://thequietus.com/quietus-reviews/quietus-international/french-music-reviews-jac-berrocal-aluk-todolo-brama/ ↩︎
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Self-Titled Saturday | Brama (2024, France)
For our next STS 2.0 spotlight, we’re going to take a look at number 0y[1] on The List, submitted by riff. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Point of origin(s): This group began in 2019 as a psychedelic power trio with Simon Guy (lead vocals, guitar), Paolo Gauthier (drums, vocals), and Baptiste Lherbeil (hurdy-gurdy, vocals). Yes, hurdy-gurdy. The album we look at here is Brama’s debut LP, following their 2022 EP La Glane. Their lyrics are in the Occitan language – continuing their partnership seen on the EP with Dominique Decomps, a professor/translator of Occitan, Decomps wrote or co-wrote the lyrics for nearly all the songs, with the final track using a traditional text.
- Tasting notes: Translated from their Bandcamp: “Brama’s music draws as much from the violin music of the Massif Central, as from the Pakistani Qawali, the guitar from Mali, the German krautrock and the ritualistic rock riff full of fuzz. Always sunny and hypnotic, Brama invites you into a ceremony at the crossroads of a tarantella and a psychedelic rock’n’roll mass. The hurdy-gurdy as a liturgical organ, the guitar/bass as an exorcised subject and the shamanic voice, mistress of worship.” The Quietus review of this album compared them to Mdou Moctar “in the way they revitalise hoary rock tropes through a combination of local flair, blistering musicianship and infectious enthusiasm”,[2] and I’d have to agree.
- Standout track: “S’enraija”, but, also, all of them rock.
- Where are they now?: Brama is now a quartet, with Amandine Pauvert at the hurdy-gurdy helm and Antony Miranda on bass.
- Websites: Bandcamp, Discogs (has links to their socials)
Happy listening!
- We use 0 followed by a letter to denote albums on The List that weren’t in Discogs at the time of adding (or at least I couldn’t find them). I’ve since found this one on Discogs, but the entry is currently separate from the already established page for the group. ↩︎
- https://thequietus.com/quietus-reviews/quietus-international/french-music-reviews-jac-berrocal-aluk-todolo-brama/ ↩︎
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Self-Titled Saturday | Brama (2024, France)
For our next STS 2.0 spotlight, we’re going to take a look at number 0y[1] on The List, submitted by riff. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Point of origin(s): This group began in 2019 as a psychedelic power trio with Simon Guy (lead vocals, guitar), Paolo Gauthier (drums, vocals), and Baptiste Lherbeil (hurdy-gurdy, vocals). Yes, hurdy-gurdy. The album we look at here is Brama’s debut LP, following their 2022 EP La Glane. Their lyrics are in the Occitan language – continuing their partnership seen on the EP with Dominique Decomps, a professor/translator of Occitan, Decomps wrote or co-wrote the lyrics for nearly all the songs, with the final track using a traditional text.
- Tasting notes: Translated from their Bandcamp: “Brama’s music draws as much from the violin music of the Massif Central, as from the Pakistani Qawali, the guitar from Mali, the German krautrock and the ritualistic rock riff full of fuzz. Always sunny and hypnotic, Brama invites you into a ceremony at the crossroads of a tarantella and a psychedelic rock’n’roll mass. The hurdy-gurdy as a liturgical organ, the guitar/bass as an exorcised subject and the shamanic voice, mistress of worship.” The Quietus review of this album compared them to Mdou Moctar “in the way they revitalise hoary rock tropes through a combination of local flair, blistering musicianship and infectious enthusiasm”,[2] and I’d have to agree.
- Standout track: “S’enraija”, but, also, all of them rock.
- Where are they now?: Brama is now a quartet, with Amandine Pauvert at the hurdy-gurdy helm and Antony Miranda on bass.
- Websites: Bandcamp, Discogs (has links to their socials)
Happy listening!
- We use 0 followed by a letter to denote albums on The List that weren’t in Discogs at the time of adding (or at least I couldn’t find them). I’ve since found this one on Discogs, but the entry is currently separate from the already established page for the group. ↩︎
- https://thequietus.com/quietus-reviews/quietus-international/french-music-reviews-jac-berrocal-aluk-todolo-brama/ ↩︎
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Self-Titled Saturday | Brama (2024, France)
For our next STS 2.0 spotlight, we’re going to take a look at number 0y[1] on The List, submitted by riff. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Point of origin(s): This group began in 2019 as a psychedelic power trio with Simon Guy (lead vocals, guitar), Paolo Gauthier (drums, vocals), and Baptiste Lherbeil (hurdy-gurdy, vocals). Yes, hurdy-gurdy. The album we look at here is Brama’s debut LP, following their 2022 EP La Glane. Their lyrics are in the Occitan language – continuing their partnership seen on the EP with Dominique Decomps, a professor/translator of Occitan, Decomps wrote or co-wrote the lyrics for nearly all the songs, with the final track using a traditional text.
- Tasting notes: Translated from their Bandcamp: “Brama’s music draws as much from the violin music of the Massif Central, as from the Pakistani Qawali, the guitar from Mali, the German krautrock and the ritualistic rock riff full of fuzz. Always sunny and hypnotic, Brama invites you into a ceremony at the crossroads of a tarantella and a psychedelic rock’n’roll mass. The hurdy-gurdy as a liturgical organ, the guitar/bass as an exorcised subject and the shamanic voice, mistress of worship.” The Quietus review of this album compared them to Mdou Moctar “in the way they revitalise hoary rock tropes through a combination of local flair, blistering musicianship and infectious enthusiasm”,[2] and I’d have to agree.
- Standout track: “S’enraija”, but, also, all of them rock.
- Where are they now?: Brama is now a quartet, with Amandine Pauvert at the hurdy-gurdy helm and Antony Miranda on bass.
- Websites: Bandcamp, Discogs (has links to their socials)
Happy listening!
- We use 0 followed by a letter to denote albums on The List that weren’t in Discogs at the time of adding (or at least I couldn’t find them). I’ve since found this one on Discogs, but the entry is currently separate from the already established page for the group. ↩︎
- https://thequietus.com/quietus-reviews/quietus-international/french-music-reviews-jac-berrocal-aluk-todolo-brama/ ↩︎
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one of my best discoveries Abandonnée/Maleja by La Tène
feels like #medieval #dronemusic#hurdygurdy played like a power drill.
i hope they open for #swans someday.
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one of my best discoveries
feels like #medieval #dronemusic#hurdygurdy played like a power drill.
i hope they open for #swans someday.
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one of my best discoveries
feels like #medieval #dronemusic#hurdygurdy played like a power drill.
i hope they open for #swans someday.
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one of my best discoveries
feels like #medieval #dronemusic#hurdygurdy played like a power drill.
i hope they open for #swans someday.
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one of my best discoveries
feels like #medieval #dronemusic#hurdygurdy played like a power drill.
i hope they open for #swans someday.
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There but for the lack of space ....
#hurdygurdy #suspense #thatsalotofstring #instruments -
There but for the lack of space ....
#hurdygurdy #suspense #thatsalotofstring #instruments -
There but for the lack of space ....
#hurdygurdy #suspense #thatsalotofstring #instruments
