I just ordered a Lyre of Aphrodite, as soon as it arrives I'll be signing up for lessons. I really enjoy your speaking/presentation style, and look forward to learning!
Thanks for listening, Carl, and for your support. The lyre journey you are about to embark on is life-changing, and we genuinely wish you the best. Stay tuned by subscribing here czcams.com/users/seikilo, as more videos like this premiere on our channel every week!
Then take a look at luthieros.com/, and a collection of lyres handcrafted by a luthiers' family based in Greece! What's more, don't forget to subscribe to our channel to stay tuned, as more videos like this premiere every week: czcams.com/channels/5mCqBulD2KzLugC1lEEedA.html
Hi Robinsun, and thanks for watching our channel. If you haven't already, subscribe to stay tuned, as more video lessons will be premiered soon: czcams.com/channels/5mCqBulD2KzLugC1lEEedA.html Regarding your question, 16 and 21 strings are too complicated for every beginner and even intermediate to advanced players. The simplicity of that instrument is what really differentiates it from the others. And its simplicity is the one that creates the right mindset for the new lyre players to learn and master new playing techniques to advance quite fast their lyre playing. Anything from 7 to 13 strings is suited to beginners, but the most important is to choose a proper musical instrument from a reputable luthier, such as the LUTHIEROS family in Greece. It is crucial to choose a lyre that will help you enjoy your lyre journey, that will enhance your playing from the very beginning. What's more, it is vital to choose a luthier with a great "customers' care" reputation, who will answer all your after-sales questions and help you get the most out of your lyre. We highly recommend luthieros.com/ They are great at guiding new lyre players to choose the perfect lyre for them, so don't hesitate to get in touch with Theodore at info@luthieros.com!
Hi Aelfgar, and thanks for the comment. This is, indeed, an early version of the Lyre of Hermes. You can find the latest model at luthieros.com What's more, in case you haven't already, subscribe here to stay tuned, as more videos like this premiere on our channel every week: czcams.com/users/seikilo
Your hair is unbelievably gorgeous ❤️
This is grand. I'm finally going to lyre school. My life and dreams are nearly fulfilled. Now all I need is to understand ancient Greek poetic metre.
Thank you Anastasis! We are sure you will love your lyre lesson!
I just ordered a Lyre of Aphrodite, as soon as it arrives I'll be signing up for lessons. I really enjoy your speaking/presentation style, and look forward to learning!
Thanks for listening, Carl, and for your support. The lyre journey you are about to embark on is life-changing, and we genuinely wish you the best.
Stay tuned by subscribing here czcams.com/users/seikilo, as more videos like this premiere on our channel every week!
Che bello! Le lezioni di lira sono pronte! Non vedo l’ora!
Tra una settimana! Accorda la tua lira per essere pronto! :)
I want one!
Then take a look at luthieros.com/, and a collection of lyres handcrafted by a luthiers' family based in Greece!
What's more, don't forget to subscribe to our channel to stay tuned, as more videos like this premiere every week: czcams.com/channels/5mCqBulD2KzLugC1lEEedA.html
For beginner, I should choose 7 strings or 16 strings or 21 strings to start?How do you recommend?
Hi Robinsun, and thanks for watching our channel. If you haven't already, subscribe to stay tuned, as more video lessons will be premiered soon: czcams.com/channels/5mCqBulD2KzLugC1lEEedA.html
Regarding your question, 16 and 21 strings are too complicated for every beginner and even intermediate to advanced players. The simplicity of that instrument is what really differentiates it from the others. And its simplicity is the one that creates the right mindset for the new lyre players to learn and master new playing techniques to advance quite fast their lyre playing.
Anything from 7 to 13 strings is suited to beginners, but the most important is to choose a proper musical instrument from a reputable luthier, such as the LUTHIEROS family in Greece. It is crucial to choose a lyre that will help you enjoy your lyre journey, that will enhance your playing from the very beginning.
What's more, it is vital to choose a luthier with a great "customers' care" reputation, who will answer all your after-sales questions and help you get the most out of your lyre.
We highly recommend luthieros.com/
They are great at guiding new lyre players to choose the perfect lyre for them, so don't hesitate to get in touch with Theodore at info@luthieros.com!
What is the instrument in this video? Is it the Lyre of Hermes?
Hi Aelfgar, and thanks for the comment. This is, indeed, an early version of the Lyre of Hermes. You can find the latest model at luthieros.com
What's more, in case you haven't already, subscribe here to stay tuned, as more videos like this premiere on our channel every week: czcams.com/users/seikilo