Bosch style Hurdy-gurdy
Renaissance style for historical re-enactment
The Bosch Hurdy-Gurdy is based on the painting
by Heironymous Bosch. The Bosch model dates to the 15th century, in
the Renaissance style, with a dog and a single row of keys.The plans for
this instrument were drawn by hurdy-gurdy master builder and player Marcello
Bono. (Naked man and nun with triangle are not included.)
Standard Features:
Modal
diatonic keybox - 12 keys in a single row forming a diatonic scale
with the flexibility to play in several keys. Five
strings - two chanters (melody strings) and three drones Trompette - with
the chien (dog) used for rhythmic accompaniment Curved soundboard
Friction pegs
Includes:
DVD: The Care
and Feeding of your Volksgurdy Accessories - Rosin,
cotton, strap and Tourne à Gauche (with friction pegs)Options:
Soft case - Made
of Cordura, specially fitted to the instrument
For details on these features and options, see the Bosch Options
For the base price on this model and prices on the options, see the pricelist.
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