The pipe and the drum seem to me to be the most primal instruments. You can whistle and bang things. It comes naturally as a preset.

I saw Natalie on a PBS special about Ireland 🇮🇪. Now I’m fascinated with harps lol. I can’t stop watching this.

Where can I buy one?

So Awesome!

From where do I get these types of epic flutes now a days??

ardival harp ? :)

Love this! Curious how to purchase similar instrument. Any suggestions?

What an incredible musical journey!

Great job and thanks you for your playing and explanation of the harps as I've built a few and the Celtic was very challenging, Thank you.🎶❣️😎

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Amazing performance. I'd like to know the recorder maker. Interested getting one of these

Wonderful lecture! Thank you! The tuning on your first recorder seems odd to the modern ear. Can you describe?

Oh! How much beautiful and interesting! Thank you so much for your wonderful works, Natalie!

What's the name of the maker of the G alto?

Thank you! Very clear and nice to follow. Enjoyed it alot :) I'm somewhat a newbie, and practicing to play this with my friend who are more advanced.

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bagus sekali ! matur suksma😊

This was fascinating. Thank you so much for making this video. I am someone who wants to learn to play the harp at am point zero at the moment. So hard to find a teacher and a second hand harp that I can afford. Your harps are beautiful and something to aspire to. Best wishes from Suffolk in England.

I’m informed that during the medieval period, pipers were despised, deemed lazy and harbingers of ill omen? 🤔

Historical harps really are a completely different instrument and absolutely lovely. And the wire-strung Irish harps are stunners. They sound like a bell choir!

The Lamont harp is pretty plain jane comparatively :)

I couldnt quite hear who the creator of the Tartu recorder was, as im looking for a good medieval recorder maker! Can you tell me who it was ? Thanks !

Aisling is « the heir of Emma Kirkby 💙💙💙

*promo sm* 👀

Super cool playing! I want to get into this now ;-)... as to the archeology... wouldn't they have just used two loose three holed pipe-and-tabor pipes, without the interconnection? Or simply tied them together as needed?

From early medieval graves in the Carpathian Basin - from the Avar Khaganate, we got some archaeological data about doubleflute :)

Excellent! Thank you!!

Beyond great

05:10-05:40_ The volume is shocking. Too cool, @01:28 the instrument is new to me. What more for Christmas besides a surprise resurrection of the called of Christ, but, until then your beautiful playing & creating will do very well. Merry Christmas

Muy hermoso 👏 ❤️

Great, that was like an medieval Scottish wedding dance, thank you for showing us them and playing too. 😊

Do you have a source for the sheet music for this song? I picked up a dulce-duo from Susato as a basic starter and would love to learn the song played at the end of the video

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Lovely 👏I can't seem to find a flute like this that has more holes on the harmonies side. I want one that has the same number on both sides. I saw somebody playing one somewhere and I was like "I need this!"

Informative and fascinating. Love the recorder. Can you tell us where we can find sheet music versions of the salterello and establish you played?

Great presentation. Looking forward to the festival this year!

Beautiful.

Beautiful. To me the bray harp always reminds me of a Sitar.

I love the sound of that bray harp. Nice vid.

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Recently I got into flute making, and then I remembered Narnia with tumnus and his double flute When I saw it again I was like that's so cool, I must make one So I then tried to do search this tipe of flute up NOTHING Well almost no references to such a thing Found a few similar ones But this is the first video I have seen on what i have been looking for

I play a pipe Chanter that was made to attach and detach to a bag and I use synthetic reeds. It is for the Irish Uilleann pipes, but it can be played two ways, both in cross fingering and open fingering, like an whistle. The highland pipes even has an open fingering but it is easier to cross finger because of how it is designed.

Beautiful 🌹

This is fantastic! Thank you for making and posting. Why were Irish harpers not allowed in the city?

Where can I buy some of these that do not cost thousands?

Very Well Demonstrated .........Thanks for sharing