09 Oct 15 - 04:50 PM (#3742732) Subject: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: cnd So I was just browsing around on the web and I stumbled upon an article about an instrument called an "Aquavina." It's essentially a mountain dulcimer with a water-resonater. I'd love to hear one in action, but I couldn't really find any good videos of it. Anyone know some songs with one? Here's the only real video I could find on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vvoqiBj5FQ |
09 Oct 15 - 07:06 PM (#3742753) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: GeoffLawes This is what Wikipedia says https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Dudon |
09 Oct 15 - 07:13 PM (#3742754) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: GUEST,# Thanks to GL's link, have a boo at the following. http://windworld.com/bart/invented-instruments/lutes-aquavina/ Neat find CND. |
09 Oct 15 - 09:08 PM (#3742764) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: Bert I don't care where the water goes, if it doesn't get into the wine. |
09 Oct 15 - 10:40 PM (#3742770) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: cnd So I found a little more. The instrument maker himself (Jaques Dudon) has a song called Naïades, which you can hear here: http://www.jango.com/music/Jacque+Dudon That's all I've found for now. |
10 Oct 15 - 01:40 PM (#3742848) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: GUEST,open mike the sound is sustained when bowed..... |
10 Oct 15 - 07:46 PM (#3742918) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: cnd Right Mike, I forgot to mention: the first link up above was plucked (obviously) and that second song was bowed. |
11 Oct 15 - 08:24 AM (#3743021) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: Tattie Bogle Sounds good but guess it's just one he made himself and made up the name to go with it. At Loanhead Music Festival every year they have a competition for making playable instruments out of recycled materials, some of which have some similarities to this. Then the was the orchestra in S America of instruments made out of scrap metal, and there's a guy who busks in Dublin on a sort of banjo made from an old Castrol gallon oilcan |
11 Oct 15 - 10:39 AM (#3743055) Subject: RE: Aquavina-Anyone heard of this instrument From: cnd Yes Tattie, he did make it up himself. It was made by Jaques Dudon, who has made numerous instruments using water with the sound. He has several other interesting concept instruments he's made. For example, he has one that uses waves of light in certain positions to make music, called "disque photosonique." |