Into the Morin Huur -

Awesome video. now my morin huur sounds better. There is no one that shows any detailed information about morin huur like you in the world. Thank you.

[@steveemorel]

I'm glad it is helpful!!! : )))) I do my best! :D

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[@steveemorel]

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[@joeakash129]

Awesome rich presentation and detailed information all the way from episode one, your artistic sense shows in every move. Moreover, and this may be just me, the endings somehow has the feeling of the good old 80s shows. Much respect!

[@steveemorel]

hehe I'm happy that my show is giving you so much and rich feeling

[@joeakash129]

@@steveemorel Certainly it does! I can only imagine the effort and time you put into acquiring this amazing knowledge, it's clear you have passion, so for you to make this treasure easily available to many should not go unnoticed. Absolutely thank you!

[@denisedufresne7319]

Merci merci merci. Ça répond à plusieurs de mes interrogations. Trop hâte à la prochaine épisode!

[@steveemorel]

Hehe à très vite ! :) Vous pouvez rejoindre la communauté sur DISCORD si vous souhaitez intéragir et poser des questions, ou simplement partager! :) discord.gg/5nBtwHP À très vite! :)

[@marcosamatucci7055]

Your videos are wonderful

[@steveemorel]

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like it! : ))) Feel free to have a look at the website uuguul.com for more ;)

[@christianemorel7365]

Nous avons appris beaucoup de choses que de connaissances et quand j ai entendu le son du galot j avais juste envie de monter sur un cheval et partir dans ses paysages somptueux de la Mongolie Encore bravooooo pour ce nouveau épisode 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@maxougipsy4528]

Super Steve araa on attend la a suite merci

[@barefootarts737]

This is so great. Bowed lyre players should watch this video. I started making my own rosin from scratch this year and I am wondering if there are traditional methods that can be shared. I'm just figuring it out on my own and so far I prefer it over the store-bought ones. I play horse hair strings with a horse hair bow also. But my strings are twisted.

[@steveemorel]

Interesting, I never went through learning about making Rosin though! :D I'm glad you liked the video! :)

[@Caligari...]

Thanks .

[@antoine6694]

Another great video ^^ !

[@dracokaiser]

Do you play the yatga also?

[@steveemorel]

Not that much, just a little bit hehe :)

[@crislagatta]

Hello, Steve! You said the dark rosin is better because it is stronger. I found here two types of dark rosin. One for violin, viola and cello, and another for bass. Will the first one work? Or it's better to use Bass rosin? Thank you very much for your answers. They are helping me a lot.

[@steveemorel]

Yeah Rosin for Viola or Cello will definitely work :)

[@marcolau]

Très bien, merci beaucoup

[@steveemorel]

avec plaisirs! :)

[@marcolau]

@@steveemorel Vu l'accent je me doutais que vous êtes français. Bravo pour vos vidéos, j'aime beaucoup. Je me suis commandé un Morin Huur que je devrai recevoir dans les jours prochains. Je suis guitariste à la base mais cet instrument m'attire beaucoup. A bientôt.

[@steveemorel]

@@marcolau bon apprentissage!! ;)

[@crislagatta]

You used a different bow to demonstrate the traditional holding. Is it possible to use the traditional holding with the first bow you showed?

[@steveemorel]

As explained in the video you can use any of the holding with either modern or traditional bow.. of course modern holding is more comfortable on modern bow and traditional holding on traditional bow.. It is really up to your comfort and taste :) as well as what kind of song and play style you want :)

[@StefanGNR]

Hi Steve. I just bought my first Morin Khuur, but i can't produce consistent sound. I think i tightened both the strings and the bow enough, but it's barely making sound. Where did I make a mistake?

[@steveemorel]

Well I would suggest u to join the DISCORD community and share a video of your playing there (through KZbin link) It would be much easier to gve u an accurate feedback and advices ^^ Here is the link of the DISCORD community: discord.gg/5nBtwHP See u there! :)))

[@StefanGNR]

@@steveemorel i will, thanks!

[@Carnifindion]

Great video and great series. But I'm curious, what would they have used in the past for rosin? Or have they always been using rosin?

[@steveemorel]

Interesting question :) Yeah in old level they already mentioned the Rosin, they also mention the "saliva" of the male camel in period of reproduction. Maybe you already saw that during that period the male camel have a kind of "white foam" around their mouth, and in some legend they say that they rubbed this "foam" on the string to gain "grip" :) Rosin is just a natural material coming from wood so even in ancestral time that was "easy" to find :)

[@fishbait9858]

Actually learning off a youtube video!? Mine was making a screeching sound and as soon as I did what you said to do it was fixed

[@steveemorel]

I am glad it helped!! :D

[@FrogToTheFrog]

So it’s different than the Viola da Gamba underhand bow hold?

[@steveemorel]

I do not really know the viola bow hold so i cannot say for sure :)

[@crislagatta]

Hello Mr. Morel! Can I use a Cello bow or a Bass bow? Is there much diference from a Morin khuur bow? What do you recomend?

[@steveemorel]

Well the way Cello / Violin bow are made and Morin Huur bow are made are quite different, you can eventually use a Cello Bow just for an exceptional moment but I would definitely recommend you to get a Morin Huur bow as the holding is quite different, also I think that the size is different as well... :) If you need to order a Morin Huur bow I can help you with that! You can even contact me through my website, or join us on the DISCORD community! : ))

[@odbayar]

Thank you so much Steve!

[@steveemorel]

Pleasure! :D Happy learning! :D

[@lordemed1]

what is the string length on yout morin khuur bow? merci

[@steveemorel]

For my bow I made it custom for some specificities so it is a little bit longer than the "standard". For the standard modern bow usually the length of the hair is around 70cm. Note that you may want to have a look on this course: uuguul.com/courses/fundamentals-of-the-morin-khuur/ It might answer quite a lot of your questions! :)

[@zee_2020]

Awesome🤭😯👍

[@saintsagamarjargal5793]

I proud you.

[@steveemorel]

Thanks a lot

[@erdenezayabaatarjav4388]

Bravo

[@Bobi-c3d]

anyone in 2024?