Rebec ‐ The sound of the medieval times. How you can do it
Published 2024-07-13
To do this I have based myself on what appears in the Beat de Girona and on the studies of Antoni Madueño.
Although I use current tools, all the materials are original or rather, could be, since we lack a lot of information about it.
Finally, you will be able to hear what this type of instrument sounded like and step into the medieval era. I'm sorry I don't have the knowledge to play more notes than I do in the video.
I hope you like it.
All Comments (20)
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Superb construction ! The tensioned bow hair - very interesting.
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Hello. Nice instrument. I have made one by myself. A three strings rebec with spruce top, no leather. Amazing how good those instrument can sound.
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Nice build, very interesting, thanks 🎻
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You are the best channel in the universe
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Great video, I would have loved to seen more played at the end !
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The process feels like it was really made in the mid-evil period.
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Thank you for sharing this video, wow that's a lot of work! The instrument turned out so well... it was really great to see the process.
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Fascinating.
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Great to watch fella, thanks
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Excellent work
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Rien ne permet de penser que la fabrication d'un rebec relève d'une mise en œuvre monoxyle. Mais la démarche reste intéressante.
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Neat
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Wow! Thats a pretty piece of art! Nice work, congrats! 😊😈
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i know, the few instruments we found had thinner walls. Very nice project, but why did u leave the walls so thick? As far as I know, the instruments we found had thinner walls.
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Great, vid should of had more of u playing the finished product, skill deficit be damned
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Brutal 😊
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exquisite work
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Very cool
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what material was used as the drum skin face for the instrument? i recognize it is some type of animal skin or byproduct, but is there a specific name for it to be used for instruments beyond leather of drum skin?
