Happy Hackbrett
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Hammered dulcimer rendition of Happy Hackbrett. Hackbrett is actually another name for a very similar relative of the hammered dulcimer. I picked up this tune a long time ago from The Dulicmer's Players News. We used to play it for Civil War reenactment music events back in the 80's. I think the only other version of this tune on KZread is by Joe Nobling, coincidentally, he played with me back in the day.
My laptop is accompanying me via Band in a Box which never makes mistakes. Stay tuned for the big finish,.. I still do. :)
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Herrlich, kann ich nicht oft genug hören
Traumhafte Melodie! Danke ! Sehr schön gespielt 👍🙏!
@veedubbayou
Жыл бұрын
Danke!
Wahnsinn ; was für ein Wunderschöner Klang und so einmalig schön gespielt . DANKE für dieses Video .
@veedubbayou
2 жыл бұрын
Danke
Wunderschön 👍👍👍😀 wahnsinns Klang und toll gespielt !!!! Weiter so!!!😃
@veedubbayou
2 жыл бұрын
Danke
I absoulutly LOVE THIS!!
@veedubbayou
Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
We want more!!! 👏👏👏
Great job !!!!! Looks and sounds like the one I built for my wife back in 63-64, 4 strings per note, She made it to the Tex Mack amatuer TV show in the mid 60's
What a great coffee table!
This is one of the most amazing thing's i've seen in quite some time. What a joy!
@veedubbayou
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
Suara alat musik ini membuat hati tenang menambah suasana bahahagia
wonderful playing and the Hackbrett is a wonderful instrument, especially yours
You are the best and the song is divine👍👍👍😀
@veedubbayou
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
Realmente super espectacular, las interpretaciones de estas melodías, felicitaciones a estos genio
@veedubbayou
3 жыл бұрын
Gracias
YEAHBAA MAMBAA !!!
Beautiful playing.. Thank you..First time I am seeing hackbrett...
@veedubbayou
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@enantiodromia
3 жыл бұрын
"Hackbrett" is the German term for "hammered dulcimer".
I play bavarian music on the hackbrett, nice job!!
Fine job, as always, Phil!
Bravo!
@veedubbayou
4 ай бұрын
Thank you!
Wow!!excellent job!!
Wow! Schönes Hackbrett mit wundervollem Klang! 🎵👍🏼
@veedubbayou
6 жыл бұрын
Patrick Eruimy thank you!
Nice job as always, Phil!
Wow!!! I feel the Power of Bavarian and Steiermark😀😀😀😀
@giselawirnitzerrobisch7874
3 жыл бұрын
You are quite right, but don't forget Tirol (Northern Austrian Part as well as the Southern Part that belongs to Italy Südtirol=Alto Adige) and Switzerland although folklore there dounts a bit different. I love this music because it reminds me my childhood.
Lindo instrumento, bella polca
Great, keep it up....
Muito lindo... Fantástico,
@giselawirnitzerrobisch7874
3 жыл бұрын
El dulcimer is quite popular yogether with haro and Zither
Fair enough nice playing!
so viel mal ich das schon gehört habe müsste der eigentlich schlegel und seiten wechseln so ein schöner klang
fantastic
I like this song, You are amanzing!
@veedubbayou
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
Cro/HR Rijeka .D.P💞👍🤛
Браво!
Stark!
Me en canta el instrumento
K lindooooo
Genau so will ich es haben + nicht anders
@veedubbayou
3 жыл бұрын
Danke
Geil, absolut Spitze
@veedubbayou
Жыл бұрын
Danke
Excellent job! What brand is your dulcimer, where can I buy it?
Thank you for sharing this nice tune. So wonderfully played! My 10 Year old daughter plays Hackbrett and loves to listen to your Happy Hackbrett. I could not find any music sheet for it. Could you give me a hint where to look, or could you send us the tunes? Thank you :-)
@veedubbayou
3 жыл бұрын
The tune came from an OLD issue of the Dulcimer's Players News, really old. I don't recall the actual issue and actually I had a hard time finding it myself last time I looked for it. That was long ago, I play it from memory...
Love the tune! Who made your Dulcimer? I love the tone! Is it standard tuned? The bass bridges seem to be in different positions.
@veedubbayou
Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much. I made the dulcimer myself, and yes it is standard tuned. The bridges are all lined up, perhaps the angle of the video just make them appear different. It has 4 strings per course on the treble strings and 3 on the bass side. Howie Mitchel, (who built many dulcimers and wrote books on the subject) felt that having more string per course was very important in getting the best sound. So I followed his advise. Thanks again.
@AllAmericanFE
Жыл бұрын
@@veedubbayou Thank you for your reply. I agree more strings per course seems to give a better tone. I currently have 5 Hammered Dulcimers and 1 Hammered Mbira. One of my favorites is a Colorado Dutch Hop style Dulcimer that I was given which has 4 strings per course over the entire instrument. Beautiful sound but is tremendously heavy. I also had to design different hammers for it since the string spacing is huge. I kept falling in the valley hitting bass notes on the left side of the treble bridge. I am hoping one day to own an Appenzell Hackbrett from Switzerland which has 5 strings per course.
Lindo
@giselawirnitzerrobisch7874
3 жыл бұрын
Pues sí, lindisimo. Me recuerda mi infancia y juventud. Gracias a KZread podemos disfrutar de esas músicas. Recuerdos , Grüße and regards de las Islas Canarias, donde tenemos un folklore muy rico y cuidado gracias a agrupaciones como Gofiones (Gran Canaria) y Los Sabandeños (Tenerife) y muchísimos más que han recorrido el mundo para dar a conocer su música y que han trabajado duro para rescatar las Isas, Folias y Malagueñas etc. tradicionales de las islas y además han integrado muchas melodías de Suramerica ya que los Isleños han emigrado allí durante muchos años y se sienten unidos a aquel continente y a cualquier país.
Interesanta mūzika patik
Молодчина.
I still cannot find another HD that has such a full tone, probably because of the large size. If you were not a self made guy, what dulcimer would you buy if money wouldn't matter? Really cool song by the way. Now I have something I want to learn besides frailing Banjo.
@veedubbayou
6 жыл бұрын
Hi Thomas, I can't really recommend other dulcimers. I've played a few others but mostly only ones I've built myself. Most commercial instruments use only 2 strings per course which is a mistake according to Howie Mitchel who wrote books on dulcimer building long ago. He felt more strings per course gave a "richer" sound, of course it is a lot more trouble to tune. I went with Howie's recommendation though when I built my own instruments, they have 4 strings per treble course and 3 per bass course. So if you can find something with more than two, I think you get closer to the sound of mine. Hammer on!
Que instrumento e esse xilofone ou e outro alguém sabe de parte do mundo ele e
Apaz do senhor Jesus ele é maravilhoso cada um ele da um dom abraços Pedrinho Vitória esp Santo
That sounded great! Do you recall which DPN issue the sheet music was in or, by chance, have another source for the sheet music?
@veedubbayou
Жыл бұрын
It was in the Winter 1982 edition, p. 38. You should be able to find it on line if you search. I don’t think I can post an image here…
@stephendippel2458
Жыл бұрын
@@veedubbayou Thank you! I was able to get an image from the DPN editor. Take care!
@veedubbayou
Жыл бұрын
@@stephendippel2458 great, its a FUN tune!
Cuanto vale um estrumento deçe
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i still laugh at the name hackbrett. it has a meaning in german.
Ach du Scheiße !!!! Jetzt geht es aber los 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Suffa !!!!! Die Alpen rufen.....
Why do you hide your face? One would think that one would welcome personal exposure and be invited to gigs!
@veedubbayou
8 ай бұрын
This was one of my very early videos and I really didn't pay much attention to my position. I wanted to show the instrument which I built myself. I didn't intentionally "hide" my face. There are many other videos on my channel where I can be seen. :)
@PrinzessinSchuhkarton
4 ай бұрын
@@veedubbayou impressive talents!
@veedubbayou
4 ай бұрын
@@PrinzessinSchuhkartonthank you very much!
@PrinzessinSchuhkarton
4 ай бұрын
@@veedubbayou wishing you well 🙂
@kenj119
4 ай бұрын
Darn straight