Dark Ballad Of A Warrior. Epic Medieval Ballad. Hurdy-Gurdy Solo

[@therealdarklizzy]

Only real 1000s kids remember this...

[@matlevesque8944]

lmao

[@tadetroll]

One random kid: my childhood

[@HMELJ1982]

Oh don't get me started on those "millennials". ;)

[@xRamada]

underrated af

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

And they’re watching from the spirit world 😊👏🏻🥰‼️

[@MaiseNow]

It's like if bagpipes and a violin fused with an accordion. I love it. Thank you for sharing your skill with this instrument with the world.

[@theblah4341]

And a bass

[@ayumuchan3541]

im sure if those instruments were played together someone will say "wow it sounds like a hurdy gurdy"

[@mangodip2170]

I think this is the exact way to describe a hurdy gurdy tbh

[@junk3996]

i just found out about this instrument today, and i immediately thought its just a stringed version of the bagpipe

[@icarusbinns3156]

@@ayumuchan3541 for the longest time, I assumed Patty Gurdy had those instruments in her songs, not that it was this single, beautiful creature. I’m now in love with it. UGears has a hurdy-gurdy model

[@dl66662]

The hurdy gurdy must have been a masterpiece of medieval engineering. I can imagine them taking the same care of an instrument like this as we would a priceless guitar, or set of drums.

[@anathemasoul8393]

You'd be surprised to hear that after a brief period of popularity with rich folk for being a masterpiece of engineering, I read somewhere that these instruments had a bad reputation because homeless prostitutes would often play them for cash because they were easy to learn.

[@yarpenzigrin1893]

In the beginning it was. But then it became a very common instrument and even beggars could afford one. That's when it changed from a sophisticated instrument for the nobility and clergy to a common instrument for the lower classes.

[@masonjohnson4310]

@@yarpenzigrin1893 But it did resurge in the 16th and 17th centuries there for a while iirc

[@RomeDrori]

Idk about you but I spend most of my time near my drum set beating them to death

[@miya6008]

@@RomeDrori They are designed to be hit tho

[@destructiveforce3599]

This feels like the instrument that the proud dwarves would play for their honored fallen comrades

[@MrOtiuqsoM]

Did you get here from Raeb's lament, too? (GOW:Ragnarök)

[@leoreyes5994]

Welcome to the GOW club guys

[@Raziel790]

Yeah i... i got that reference... what a masterpiece of a game.

[@Pitxurriki]

😢

[@solaryon8711]

DwarfPilled

[@nimarus3118]

This sounds like music being played during the beginning of a movie, telling you about past events leading up to the story in the film. I can imagine a narrator telling the story with this playing.

[@amberharmsen2497]

Backstory music

[@masonjohnson4310]

The fallen leaves tell a story...

[@pagerhoads1531]

Let me tell you about Stormcrow people called him Gandalf.....

[@kolestutler580]

As the snow falls, cast white flakes against the grey sky, a lone figure trudges on. Through freezing mud and mire, to reach the hearth of his heart's desire. The fell shadows swaying, the wind shifting the pines. The lone wolf and it's crying. Still our hero marches on. Freezing fingers that no gauntlets could keep warm from winter's cold biting maw. He keeps on carrying what little he has to keep him warm: the fire inside & strength of his limbs are all that remain to move the metal, the weight of war, the cold, hard steel of a knight's attire. The ember inside, his heart's desire,...

[@donald.ducks.stepdad4064]

That or like an overhead view of the aftermath of battle

[@phil4986]

Aye. We came here as farmers. We leave this land as warriors. This is our home. We will never give it up. To this ground, I lay my feet,, my plow and my sword. And one day, me. I stand until I sleep, forever more. This, is my home.

[@colonelkurtz2269]

I love this instrument and so do my neighbors.

[@ThievesHand]

Hah!

[@brighamruud5090]

They must have learned to love it the hard way

[@HarryVsingersongwriter]

Try bagpipes!

[@jaysonlima7196]

My neighbors opinion is neither required nor desired....

[@robertshorthill6836]

Colonel Kurtz. One way to keep "undesireable" people from settling in your neighborhood would be to have several all cranking out different tunes at 3:44 a m. Ha, ha!

[@Imfromjamaicaman]

A young man told his mother 'By this blade I'll prove my worth I'll leave my mark upon this world' His blade broke far before his dream Who lies beside him in the snow No one remembered how he screamed For a mother who will never know

[@nickgonezapolis]

Fuck, this hits deep

[@destructiveforce3599]

These words give me such deep motivation to go out and find something to fight for, you have NO IDEA!

[@UsenameTakenWasTaken]

@@destructiveforce3599 Neither do you, if you think that's a good thing. Live by the sword, die by the sword. Protect what you have, and if that means that no fights come to glorify you, that is a good thing. No need to actively seek to deny mothers of their children.

[@dreamteams]

сильно сказано я даже погрустел 😔

[@reptilefisch]

Pog

[@intercat4907]

I lived in a house with a man who played bagpipes and the hurdy gurdy. His wife played and sang everything else, the kids and cats ran around underfoot, and the other tenant was a bagpipe maker. You were really careful where you sat, but otherwise it was a happy time and place. This is much more serious than we ever got, and this ... pipe organ with strings ... is magnificent. Thank you for the video and the memories.

[@prestobizmal]

Worst house to be hungover in ever.

[@BobbiMac]

Best house to be drinking in though.

[@intercat4907]

@@prestobizmal You were there!!!

[@intercat4907]

@@BobbiMac Lol - you were there too. Good times.

[@pauldonvito6169]

What a memory! Thank you for sharing

[@Hammett175]

Haunting and beautiful. Never heard a "hurdy-gurdy" before. Almost deserves a more dignified name. Love it.

[@anna9072]

I knew of the name of the instrument long before I ever heard it, and assumed it was pretty raucous and lame, judging from the name. Then I heard it played and I was entranced, it is an exquisite instrument deserving of a much more dignified name.

[@jimmyjoe8225]

It's called the hurdy gurdy because the wheel will warp over time making a consistent sound impossible. And they usually don't sound this good, they usually squeak and squawk.

[@Hammett175]

@@jimmyjoe8225 Thanks for the warning. I was going to sell everything I own, drop out of society and devote my life to mastering the Hurdy-Gurdy.

[@jed6403]

@@jimmyjoe8225 the you need to call the hurdy-gurdy man? For repairs.😁

[@pauldonvito6169]

​@@jed6403 hahahaha underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@waywarddrifter677]

It's nice to know some people still sing our songs, so that we aren't forgotten.

[@AGSammy]

“To die with dissatisfaction is to live with no satisfaction”

[@yonahweiner]

Aaaah so THIS is a hurdy-gurdy! Cool, haunting pretty and rustic all in one sound!

[@Tellus-ft4gr]

This makes me feel nostalgia for a time that never happened, on a land that never existed, of a life never lived

[@Nobodyhere-cw1jm]

Perhaps, it is simply from a time long forgotten-burned from the world and wiped from slates. You, fair wanderer, may have stumbled 'pon the key to something long lost, long forgotten... Seek it out if you wish, though there's no telling how far that winding path reaches... (Written both to match mood, and to genuinely encourage seeking this "memory" out) (Also sorry to bother you so long after. I simply couldn't resist!)

[@adrianj3198]

Oh it happened…

[@vitalyvolkov1618]

Who says it never happened, my friend?

[@nickgray5420]

But yet it did happen.....we were there. That's why it hits so deep

[@adrianj3198]

@@nickgray5420amen!

[@bodhisattva99]

The entire universe would be diminished if there weren't people like you to share these kinds of experiences with people like us. I am so grateful to you for this. Thank you!

[@Yengi-cw2ox]

Would it be a diminished 7th?

[@TheSulross]

this instrument is underrated and sadly a bit too obscure. It's sound evokes such an ethereal context - out of time, out one's cureent reality and being thrust into another otherworldly - but not in a pop scifi sense of otherworldly, but instead a transcendent otherworldly

[@flightmaster529]

It's also, like most instruments, hella expensive.

[@d.aardent9382]

Not to much music gives me chills anymore but this does as soon as i hear the first minute. It just makes me feel like im falling back in time to past lives.

[@valkyrie1066]

So beautiful!💖💖 I have spent 30 years involved in medieval history, and this is my favorite instrument. It takes me away from here, into the fields and woods, to happy memories.

[@Firefly07]

It’s times like these I’m glad KZbin has a loop video option

[@steampunkpotato]

Hearing hurdy gurdy feels like being called home to a different place in time or to another world altogether.

[@VeganAJohnH]

To play such a fine instrument as good as Andrey & many other do must take years of practice & dedication & to remember so many tunes is just amazing. The person who designed this fine sounding instrument must have been a musical & sound genius.

[@SnazzyArcade]

I'm a gurdy player and gurdies are unique in that they're kind of a bastardization of a bunch of different instruments. I'm not sure who Andrey's luthier is but they all produce instruments that have an incredibly unique sound.

[@johngilbert4308]

Just today i remembered Donovan’s song ‘The Hurdy Gurdy Man’. If i remember correctly it was written by George Harrison with Jimmy Page on lead guitar and John Bonham on drums. Until this beautiful and moving film I had never seen a hurdy gurdy before. Utterly mesmeric, soulful and unforgettable, thank you. As a 71 year old teacher, I love to learn 🍎💪🧡🌈

[@richardswords8540]

I was trying to find inspiration for a new character I've made and this hits perfectly. It sounds like what plays when someone tells a story at the campfire

[@Dante-yu5sp]

Hauntingly beautiful. A musical story of tragedy. The emotion in this is immense.

[@bozo3964]

This man looks like he holds all the world’s wisdom

[@liangavin1256]

This was one of the last things I sent my dad before he passed. We both have a passion for music and unusual things. This among many other songs will remind me of him. Thank you for the great hurdy gurdy work.

[@Alitheone6618]

Funny enough, I first saw this instrument in a video game. Now I can't get enough of it. Wonderfully played!

[@indicatedlies]

I'm curious, which game? :3

[@fenorlex1126]

Sea of Thieves, I assume

[@Alitheone6618]

@@indicatedlies God of War:Ragnarok

[@SisTheSlayer]

First time --- Black sails Amazon prime lol

[@SisTheSlayer]

The original God of War. Is hard af. Lol that ragnarok one looks cool...

[@keithmuller53]

Our tales of medieval last, but we do not make it, nor survive. Whatever is left we must prevail but cannot, whoever we are, whatever we are we at least made it this far and must stand. Our days of our survival is a sad gruesome tale of this song. All I can think about and remember from where I come from and how I made it this long. On my last dying breath I wish for us to only make it for once and not live as such no more. Amen to you Andrey Vinogradov for this astounding performance these days, may you live on.

[@dutchmansmine9053]

These things are amazing. Why on earth don't we see more of these?

[@TheHippyProductions]

because you can't just pick it up and play it. as far as I understand it requires a firm grasp of the engineering behind it

[@jamesevans7510]

Also it's the name, it just sounds like a joke

[@FoxDog1080]

@@TheHippyProductions does the grasp have to be firm

[@razagan1343]

@@FoxDog1080 get your mind out of the gurdy

[@stephencopping9953]

Because special thing's are usually underground ,once they become mainstream the magic disappears ;the corporates take over and what do you get ? Answer boyzone doing a syncopated little dance with a hurdy gurdy or even a Crumhorn, God's teeth, but seriously;anyone just coming across this instrument for the first time, check out Gilles Chabenat who not only plays traditional styles, but contemporary as well !

[@thereminpitchknob4059]

We who know, know what is coming. And we are scattered, but fierce and ready. Always.

[@Chris-f4n5r]

Scatter the loyal men.

[@JesusisKing222]

I love your name @thereminpitchknob4059

[@QuoobThang]

This is just stunning. Love it

[@ArcaneJames]

Took the words from my mouth... just simply beautiful and stunning

[@leontopodiumalpinum8189]

Красивый инструмент, красивая композиция, красиво сыграно, что ещё сказать

[@stephenledington7674]

A magical and mythical tone . Eerie and soothing at the same time

[@fauxlogic8870]

"And so the Heralds marched north, against the piercing winds of the tundra, in haste to deliver the message: the king has passed, and the throne calls for its new host. It was in those days that the Lords of Alwen dwelled in the steppes of the eastern lands, and it was also in those days they would ride for the reclamation of their kingdom, and the seat of the high king." Something I just made up in my head to this lol

[@Demon227]

Резонанс, эхо, протяжность, технологичность! Золотой век!

[@FullMoonHowl]

Wow...I never would have guessed something called a hurdy-gurdy could create such beautiful music with so much gravitas in it.

[@eleegeant_dergenter]

*This song tells a really powerfull story*

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

Indeed, the real question is: is it the same we all think of? Because mine starts with a U lol

[@argi0774]

What story?

[@Quetzalcoatl-Dragon_97]

@@argi0774 Listen with your heart and you'll understand

[@argi0774]

@@Quetzalcoatl-Dragon_97 That's not an answer

[@VirusXAX]

@@argi0774 I a couple of years you will understand. You will be wise at that moment.

[@gregmonks9708]

To paraphrase MacBeth: "When the hurdy gurdy's done, when the battle's lost and one."

[@Godsglory777]

You sir make my soul weep with this beautiful ballad. Very good.

[@vondernacht]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@TheGeekazoid]

The Witcher gazes upon the wind-swept wildlands of a forgotten land his swords sheathed weathered and worn an extension of his soul anchored to his back... The wind picks gently and the rain rolls over untouched beauty, he slowly raises his face eyes closed allowing the water to make its way down his scarred face. The pitter patter of drops breaking on a look which tells a thousand stories from a thousand journeys…

[@АнараЖумагалиева-н6т]

Как красиво и поэтично Вы описали образы, которые вызваны звучанием этого инструмента ❤. Спасибо 🙏!

[@misscattie7225]

Awesom!

[@RosaGamboa-u1f]

This was a real treat to see. I've never heard one of these instruments played before. I've seen them in photos and wondered how they sounded and were played. THANKS

[@cellopanda1935]

the fact this this is a solo, played by one instrument is amazing

[@joed2431]

This is the theme like where the hero of the story realizes that he's made a mistake

[@michaelunderwood5138]

The hurdy gurdy is such a unique instrument that has a sound all its own. That is why i love the sound of it. Its as its narrating the past and telling a story while telling the harsh truth that life sometimes brings. Sounds beautiful and rough at the same time.

[@rube1995]

This transports me to a forest in Scotland. Awesome!

[@badcallsign4204]

I’ve always loved the sound of this instrument and I first saw it used by “The Decemberists“ for “Sons and Daughters”. I think that instrument is a key element to the beauty of that song. Beautifully played here too.

[@susanwestern6434]

Gorgeous music! Very atmospheric and haunting. Just lovely.

[@digitaIgorilla]

I see it clear as day, a heavily cloaked stranger sits atop a tall horse. Its mane, and his cloak billow effortlessly on the wind as he stares silently across the tundra deserted but for a distant, broken tower. I love how music evokes imagery.

[@Chris-f4n5r]

Yet your horrible poetry sucks.

[@duanehamdorf2228]

I would like this played at my funeral. Thanks

[@vvhorto1909]

This could be played in many movies, at many different parts of each of them , but the song is about a dark path of a warrior. His life, entirely encapsuled in a piece of music that has not one mood, but many; change, flow, the way the instrument speaks creates shifts in mood and atmosphere.

[@adrienracle6345]

Woaou !!! Quelle magnifique complainte, on est entraîné par la musique qui déroule une histoire note après note !!! Vraiment superbe, bravo l'artiste 👏👏👏

[@rhylschermatz5809]

Bonjour, bonsoir, franchement il n'y a pas beaucoup de français qui s'expriment sur cette vidéo. Par ma foi cela me navre que les golons soient à la manœuvre.

[@katanaki3059]

The comments here are as magnificent as the instrument and the player! I feel transported to another time!

[@kathyevans3251]

Awesone

[@marijeangalloway1560]

So hauntingly evocative of the medieval past, almost like a musical time machine to a longago epoch.

[@fiddlepeg]

Captivating song. You are quite incredible! Thank you for sharing the beauty.

[@tijmenaajee]

This is amazing, truly beautiful. Immediately added it to my Spotify favs!

[@Kinetiv]

Даже дышать забываю, когда слушаю

[@allanhartpu3894]

That is the sound of an orchestra in one man's hands. Beautiful

[@hadassah9425]

Captivated by the first note and the lingering resonance of the last note. Amazing talent and soul.

[@CharlesBryan1]

Very well done! I love that type of hurdy gurdy, Celtic-type of medieval music. I wish I could play that. I can't afford to buy another instrument. 🤫

[@giuseppersa2391]

A most fascinating instrument played by a Master. Thank you 🌹

[@igersti7337]

Sehr Gefühlvoll und Mystisch, irgendwie Zeitlos klassisch , angenehm, irgendwie spür ich die wurzel meines Seins traumhaft, Danke für diese Chillige Musik❤

[@secretarchivesofthevatican]

Great playing and an excellent sound!

[@halfinchkathy]

I literally heard this amazing man playing this amazing instrument less than 20 minutes ago, and I already feel my life changed! How wonderful! Others have observed the hurdy gurdy the music of several instruments and music of several cultures. I love it!!

[@johnrutzen1861]

I love the way you turn the handle back and forth in time with the music. I've never seen the hurdy gurdy played like that before, it's so much better than the usual continuous sound it produces. Where did you learn that please?

[@oldpossum4860]

I have never heard it played that way either; adds a new dimension to the sound which can be a bit "mechanical" when all played in the same direction of rotation. Sounds similar to the Nickelharpa when played this way (unsurprisingly).

[@benjurqunov]

It’s a common method for those who affirm homosexual special rights. But even today they don’t realise the local facts and collusion invalidated all who avoid reality of pronouns.

[@MorriganJade]

Aside from that, not all hurdy gurdy's can actually go backwards. This is probably also part of it maybe.

[@Chris-P.-Bacon-III]

I've seen a fair few players use that technique; I'd imagine it's not particularly uncommon.

[@homesteadgal4143]

I have a hurdy gurdy and have been playing for about 8 years. I've never seen one played that way, either. Guess who's going to start working with this method? I love how the turning movements create a rhythm overlay to the music. This piece is beautiful...really showcases the musical power of a hurdy gurdy!

[@kickstand801]

So this is the instrument Raeb used in God of War Ragnarok. Sweeeeeeeettt

[@brecknichols]

Greetings from Dallas, Texas! Much love and appreciation. Beautifully done!

[@unseelie63]

Oh! So beautiful.This will stay with me for a long time to come.Thank you for sharing this instrument and these melodies with us,I love them.

[@judyvispi]

Love it, the sound and this unique instrument. God Bless!😇🙏

[@michaeltheoret3842]

Beautiful ! The musical notes express a feeling that words fail at describing .

[@unknownentityenthusiast6765]

Absolute quality work!

[@christophernichols1379]

Sounds Galic. Wonderful and mysterious. Haunting, and ancient. Great video. Beautiful instrument.

[@lindaj5492]

I think Breton, Basque, Celtic, and Québécois music often includes hurdy-gurdy - but quicker paced? Blowzabella comes to mind.

[@OriginalNiceButOdd]

@@lindaj5492 Breton/Celtic are the same. Brittany is one if the Celtic Nations due to its settlement by ancient Cornish tribes.

[@alenjulioespejo7854]

De alguna manera esta melodía me lleva un mundo distante rodeado de recuerdos de alguna vida perdida en el tiempo.

[@paulbombardier8722]

What a beautiful and haunting melody. The hurdy gurdy is also a beautiful instrument and so well played. Thank you.

[@Rick_Mave]

Mistic, hypnotic and evocative, I coukd keep listening to it for a long while.

[@ThorinOakenshield343]

Великолепная работа Мистер Виноградов, звуки исходящие из Харди-гарди пронизывают все уголки души затрагивая старые воспоминания.

[@sofisofira1813]

Thank you very much. This is just stunning. I feel like I’m hearing through the music the sound of an incredibly colossal, powerful, amazing legend. Love it

[@bluestripetiger]

The drone the instrument produces is what makes it sound very medieval. Sounds almost like music out of the tv series "Vikings". I imagine the rotating drum that makes contact against the strings is the part of the instrument that must wear out very quickly.

[@paulomueller4800]

Uma expressão maravilhosa das várias formas da música. Remete a introspecção da alma aos mundos nos quais provavelmente já passamos.

[@bigbasil1908]

That instrument would go really well with Tuvan/Altai throat singing. It would be perfect.

[@endereyegaming282]

I made some lyrics, hope y’all like them! There was a king Come from a distant land He formed the earth Using his mighty hands He was a warrior Feared not beast nor devil He stood above all Who heard the ravens call There was a king Borne from the blood of gods He fought for man And ary noble cause He was a warrior Feared not beast nor devil He stood above all Who heard the ravens call He was a warrior He was a ruler He fought for justice And ary noble cause He bore much power None could devour This shining warrior Who wore the blood of gods He was a warrior Feared not beast nor devil He stood above all Who heard the ravens call He who stood above all Within the ravens call Was destined to fall To neither devil beast nor man He who stood above all Within the ravens call Was destined to fall To the might of godly hands There was a god Who’s anger seethed in flame His fury spawned At mention of the kings name He burned in hatred His honor stained and faded He wanted all Who heard the ravens call He faced the king In battle cruel and cold It mirrored those Wars seen in years of olde They both were warriors Who feared not beast nor devil They stood above all Who heard the ravens call And in this battle The world unraveled Cleaved in twain Marked with godly blood and pain The earth they ravaged In battle savage They could not foresee What chaos came to be These mighty warriors Who feared not beast nor devil Had destroyed all Who heard the ravens call Once the battle was done Neither warrior had won Instead they looked upon The destruction they had wrought They saw that their conflict Was the cause for all this They had ruined all All who heard the ravens call

[@GameyRaccoon]

OOF this shit is cringe af

[@thesevendeadlysins578]

That's incredible. It fits very well to.

[@Silvermoonscorpion]

Nicely done!!

[@Tylorean]

If this were reddit, I’d get you the three highest awards.

[@matthewk7507]

Now imagine Pippin from Lord of the Rings singing it. Quite the talented Bard he was.

[@85Funkadelic]

Can you hear it? Can you feel it? The cry of the warrior calls to you!

[@sifridbassoon]

I have never seen a hurdy gurdy player use that back and forth motion on the handle, but it makes perfect sense. It's like he's bowing with the parchment wheel. I would love to know the brand of HG he is using.

[@SnazzyArcade]

His luthier is Wolfgang Weichselbaumer. Patty is also a huge fan of bowing :)

[@raymondharnack4160]

It’s incredibly common, baseline really .

[@Teslijah]

As a trumpet and piano player I think they are switching the direction to separate the notes. With a trumpet, you can do it by using your tongue to stop the air, then pulling your tongue back in, with a tap-like motion. On piano since all the keys are already separate you just press them at different times. In musical terms, if you didn’t separate the notes, then you would be slurring them all together.

[@GeorgeCowsert]

The last dragon takes his stand, sword in hand and clad in the armor of friends and family almost forgotten. He never wanted to be where he is now, having hid from the ire of man for so long whilst searching for a home long lost. He had no quarrel, no ill will, nor malice. He was simply lost, and no guide would dare help him. So with all other options exhausted, he stood his ground. Recreations of ancient and unknowable contraptions of the Drakes littered his den, but one was freshly set up in the center. He could not play, but he could build, and so he rebuilt an instrument whose melodies could reshape mountains, shake armies, and even rewrite history. While he could not resonate properly due to the very same plight that cast him into the world of man, he resonated enough to slaughter all those who challenged him and his right to leave them be.

[@НовиковВадим-ш8к]

Необычно. Здорово. Спасибо.

[@MichaelBristow137]

It's mournful and beautiful....

[@finnhoff2655]

This is a very powerful and beautiful song.

[@mwfmtnman]

What a beautiful piece of engineering, and a hauntingly beautiful sound.

[@AndyinMokum]

I don't know why but the timbre of the hurdy- gurdy always sets my teeth on edge. For me, It like listening to fingernails being scraped down a blackboard.

[@erinmac4750]

Exquisite! Beautiful and haunting piece that hits deep. 💜

[@wind369]

i always feel at peace when listening these wonderful pieces of music

[@bunchograpes1]

Haunting…beautifully played.

[@MikeB-u6w]

I can't even... it's just so beautiful. My two favorite instruments are bagpipes and violin. This has the drone of the bagpipes while having that sad, string sound of the violin. I just love it. Thank you so much for your art. It inspires me.

[@jdawson016]

Your music provides hope for a divided world!

[@mrj4719]

I love this guy! I love how he invests and cares for his instrument. Speaks worlds...

[@Jesuslovesyou8525]

This music resonates with the grief in my soul. It helps me to feel what words cannot express. It pulls my mind to the reality of what is happening that I have tried to escape. This music helps me to feel the pain, it holds a tune to the mourning.

[@gladwing3991]

This music speaks of mystery, poetry, and transporting us to another time and place. I could listen for hours.......

[@vadve4ko248]

Очень красиво !

[@TSimo113]

Amazing. I can't believe there would be more than a handful of people in the world who can play this fascinating instrument.