Скачать или смотреть Three talharpa melodies from Hans Renqvist (1849-1906), Estonia.

My playing on this video is inspired by Styrbjörn Bergelt (1939-2006). We both were teachers on the jouhikko course in Savonranta Finland 2004. I remember Styrbjörn said something like this: ”You don’t have to play with the metronome beat all the time. Take some breaths during your playing and don’t press too much with your bow.”

I made this talharpa myself with some guidance by Rauno Nieminen. Tuning G#4, C#4, F#3, (C#3).
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I’m a finnish folk musician, currently based in Oslo. My main instruments are fiddle and jouhikko (a Finnish bowed lyre). I play also for example nyckelharpa and mandolin. My main bands are Värttinä and Freija.

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Juulia Salonen Trio
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Logrén & Skriver
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Hiiukannel
Jouhikko
Talharpa
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Bowed lyre
Bowed harp
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