Moorish guitar

Moorish guitar Ci-dessous une vidéo de l’atelier ainsi qu’une vidéo plutôt sympa de Guillaume Levy sur une de mes maurache et citole à archet !  You can see below the first model of citol, moorish guitar or saracen guitar, the soundboard is made of walnut wood. Le modèle évoluera…

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Ukulele

Ukulele The fact that many people love the ukulele and curiosity both finally made me make this instrument on which I added a very personal touch… The scale length is 410 mm, it’s all made of solid wood: the back is made of walnut wood, cherry-tree wood, cypress, ash tree…

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Ukulele recto-verso

Ukulele that can be played on both sides In the video below, you will find a small demo and an introducing to this instrument: This is a special instrument. Here it is, it’s quite special, a customer ordered it, it’s a reverted uke with 2 necks. So you can play…

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Lute

Lute, “work on ud” Mandole “kabyle” à cordes nylon avec ligature façon luth. It has nylon strings, the length scale is 559 mm (heavy gauge, for example on classic guitar). You can play any chord on this instrument, unlike on a traditional ud.

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Shell

Shell See the video below: here’s a demo of several small percussions made in the workshop : claves, shells, spoons…

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Musical arc

Musical arc, modified berimbau Musical arc, modified berimbau, or: single string guitar, or string drum! Single string instrument to pluck, strum or hit (see the different videos), with or without piezo mic. All the guitar strings can be played for each chord in every pitches. See the 3 videos below……

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Spoon

Spoon See the video below: here’s a demo of several small percussions made in the workshop : claves, shells, spoons…

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Clave

Clave See the video below: here’s a demo of several small percussions made in the workshop: claves, shells, spoons…

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Finger clave

Finger Clave The first model of finger clave was like a balloon making that noise: boom boom chaka… As for the second model, it was kind of a surfboard sounding like boom boom chaka… One mic, three different sounds: thousands potential rhythms!

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