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An organistrum is a medieval instrument that was basically a precursor to the hurdy gurdy which took two people to play (one for the cranking and one for the keys). This is not a typical one - it’s too small and it seems to have added complications...and the mechanisms that go with the keys are usually hidden. The “octaved violin” is also something I can find no trace of beyond this video - so I think these are both creative versions of instruments. That said, they sound very interesting.
“The Organistrum Players”: ink and watercolor piece. #organistrum #medievalmusic #illustration #watercolor #drawing #medievalmusicians
“The Organistrum Players”: ink and watercolor piece. #organistrum #medievalmusic #illustration #watercolor #drawing #medievalmusicians
Organistrum
A little explanation about how it works, Smoke in water included :)
Interesting short video on an organistrum by Pep Massana and Ramon Elias. It shows a new organistrum system can plays 20 strings with 44 notes.