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RootsWorld depends on your support. My first real exposure to the hurdy-gurdy was right here in Rootsworld, and it was entirely accidental. The CDs arrived, and they were all I had hoped for and more. However, the hurdy-gurdy was not something we studied in orchestration, we never completed harmonic analysis of any of its repertoire, and we certainly never had to write for it or for any drone instruments, which is a shame. To make this already too long story short, that afternoon of exploration led both to my discovery of Rootsworld, and the realization that I should be doing something more with music in my life.

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As to the conclusion of that story, well, a book is probably in order.

katthias I ended up on Rootsworld and discovered the Free Reed Festival. The CDs arrived, and they were all I had hoped for and more. After all, as a music major I had seen pictures of medieval renderings of the instrument. So, without further ado, here are the reviews that represent, to me, coming full circle in the love of this instrument and my involvement with roots music.

However, the hurdy-gurdy was not something we studied in orchestration, we never completed harmonic analysis of any of its repertoire, and we certainly never had to write for it or for any drone instruments, which is a shame.

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Matthias Loibner - Lichtungen / a RootsWorld review of World Music

RootsWorld depends on your support. My first real exposure to the hurdy-gurdy was right here in Rootsworld, and it was entirely accidental. I called an old friend and frequent collaborator up and probably sounded like I was suffering from espresso overdose which is my usual state anyway, and this was a very good, old friend, who was probably used to this by now.

Sitting at my desk, listening to Dino Saluzzi's breathtaking album Mojotorotrying to avoid the quotidian tasks that seemed increasingly irrelevant, I fell into that wonderful world of creative procrastination and decided to find out everything I could about the bandoneon. So, being infected with nostalgic melancholia, I did what was natural and immersed myself in bandoneon music, particularly the nueva tango.

Contribute in any amount and get our weekly e-newsletter. Naturally, having a bit of the purist in me although I have managed to beat it into submission somewhatI gravitated towards creaky old Frenchmen on that creakiest of old instruments.

Matthias Loibner: The Real Hurdy-Gurdy Man / a RootsWorld review of World Music

Some have audio or videos included. Les Saisons Amusantes Matthias Loibner: Eventually that led to my sometimes contributions to Rootsworld. Matthias Loibner is doing work on that instrument that is worth deep, repeated listening. I ended up taking a job at a record label, and, through a newspaper editor friend, as a music marthias.

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Finally, after an embarrassingly long period of gentle nudgings from the editor, the reviews got done. No reproduction of any part of this page or its associated files is permitted without express written permission.

CD available from cdRoots. We decided to build a hurdy-gurdy from scratch. To make this already too long story short, that afternoon of exploration led both to my discovery of Rootsworld, and the realization that I should be doing something more with music in my life. Whenever I sat down to work on the review, I would have something to say, but I would end up working on my own music for hurdy-gurdy, or tinkering with hurdy-gurdy designs.

But I would not recommend stopping at just that record. Here was a musician dancing on the borders between my main musical loves: I still don't think I have done them justice, but here are some brief descriptions and comments on matthiass records that are well worth the money.

They are, I must say, inadequate. Looking for More Information? I found myself missing the world of music, both academic music and the roots music I always had a fondness for. The problem was that I was almost too close to the topic.

Well, one thing led to another but not to the tasks I successfully avoided, at least for that afternoonand I happened upon a fantastic hurdy-gurdy piece. While Loihner clearly recall the music that led me to it, and the nature of my thoughts at the time, I cannot for the life of me remember which piece is was, but it was like lloibner free sample of heroin that the archetypal pusher hands out on the playgrounds: Certainly I knew of an actual musical instrument called the hurdy-gurdy, which the Donovan song had nothing to do with, and I knew that it was played with a crank and keys.

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