Zungenbau

Bau eines Zungenregisters nach Vorbild eines Regals aus dem späten 16. Jahrhunderts
Making of a reed-stop after a late 16th century regal
Musik von/ music by Marco Facoli
Regal/regal: Lynn Tabbert, Essen
Frame-drum/Rahmentrommel: Matthias Zeller, Dresden

[@mark-j-adderley]

So, this is the same attention to craftsmanship and detail that led to the building of the magnificent Gothic cathedrals. The ways of thinking probably are connected.

[@Malaveldt]

Such regal simplicity, and such infinite care. Thank you for sharing your process.

[@qumpania]

Thank you ! One of most mesmerizing pieces of music I have ever heard

[@eppaz57]

Interesting and great music!

[@bvsiness]

Magnifique, merci beaucoup !

[@YulianNoldor]

Faszinierend, Danke!

[@miorieser3210]

Herrlich! Dankeschön.

[@woodsmith_1]

Bravissimo!

[@patrickmeyer2802]

What thickness of brass do you use for the tongues? I'm thinking of making a regal stop for a small positiv organ and I wasn't sure what kind of brass or how thick to make it.

[@kastorgelbau]

How you calculated lenght and thickness of tongues?

[@venceremosallende422]

Findet man die Maße der Zungen im Internet? Vielleicht auch anderer Pfeifenregister?

[@dbadagna]

After watching it, I cannot make sense of how it makes sound. Can you please add a brief explanation?

[@pantoauf4027]

Welches Metall verwendest du? Schaut recht weich aus

[@blipblip88]

Wow..and I thought harpsichords were tedious to make!

[@matteomaffeis1992]

Aus welchem Material ist das? Messing?

[@MarcusStahl]

Ja.

[@Trommet16]

Warum tauchst du die Kehlen beim löten der Keilwiderlager in Tee??

[@MarcusStahl]

Trommet16 Es gibt drei Gründe:
Der Tee ist besonders gut geeignet, um das Messing zu veredeln, Kaffee ist mir zu schade und außerdem hatte ich gerade nichts anderes in der Nähe als meinen zu kalt gewordenen Tee.....

[@Trommet16]

Marcus Stahl Daher auch die besondere indische Note im 17. Oberton? :)

[@MarcusStahl]

Trommet16 Ganz genau!

[@AquaVlogs9001]

Amazing Llionaire, if you want to make one of these facolis, watch this video.

[@andreafalconiero9089]

Facoli is the name of the composer (Marco Facoli) -- I don't think you can make them unless your last name happens to be Facoli ;-). This is a video about making a reed stop for a Regal organ.