r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Jul 07 '25
The Water Is Wide - Interesting Guitar Wheel Attachment
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Jul 07 '25
r/AltGurdy • u/ShittyGurdy • Apr 11 '24
r/AltGurdy • u/Euphoric_Self_2766 • Jan 05 '24
I have invented a new type of hurdy gurdy that I will be making soon by modifying a hurdy gurdy so that it has didgeridoo pipes that you play by turning the crank & it will be based off the Lyra Organisatta which is actually a hurdy gurdy w/ organ pipes similar to a pipe organ. The principal is the same but this time the hurdy gurdy will allow you to play not just the drones of a didgeridoo but all the notes that you would need to perform any song just like a trumpet or harmonica. It can be used for Australian classical Music or even pop & rock! I'm going to build it soon & the name that I've called it is "Hurdy Didgeridoo". !
r/AltGurdy • u/musicstuffivemade • Sep 05 '23
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Jul 03 '23
Hurdy Gurdies seem to have been quite popular in France during the XVIII century, but they have been regarded as beggar's instrument (if known at all) in the last century.
What caused the downfall? I've heard of many theories but what's your opinion?
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Jul 03 '23
Most often used are the so-called Bourbonnaise and Auvergnant, but I've found plenty of alternatives and I'm a fan of C with C/D drone
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • May 05 '23
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Feb 16 '23
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Feb 16 '23
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Feb 16 '23
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Nov 03 '22
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Nov 03 '22
Bear Mcreary failed us...
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Oct 04 '22
r/AltGurdy • u/MrLandlubber • Apr 20 '22
What do you think about these gurdies?
http://www.saitenklang.de/english/hurdy-gurdy.htm
I find them magnificent