Hugh Tracey Karimba - Freygish Scale
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2013
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This is the soundtrack to my dreams.
Best description for one of these videos, ever.
That rattling sound is produced by buzzers - those little metal rings beaded on the tines. You can remove the buzzers if you prefer the music box sound.
This layout is much more convenient than the standard one row. It allows rapid playing without accidentally plucking nearby tines.
Sounds like the haunting elegy of an old music box. I need one of these quite badly..
I think I'm in love. This sounds nothing like my classic Kalimba, it has that "mistery" sound to it. I will play this song some day.
Amazingly beautiful tuning!!!
C'est magnifique .....merci
incredible playing and amazing scale, thank you!
Lovely chills!
I just want to let you know that you are the reason I bought a 8 finger kalimba and have been playing it every chance I get. Great instrumet. Great sound, and you sir are a great artist. Thanks a bunch for opening my eyes to a new method of expressing myself SAREGAMA!!
What skill you play with! Amazing to listen to.
You are mesmerizing,very talented,I envy!!!!!!!
A beautiful relaxing sounds. 😍
This has a very nice tune to it..makes me want to buy one of these
You added some virtuosic piano elements in your playing, it sounds totaly great! Well played!
Your music is beautiful I love your work. Keep it up SeReGaMa!
trop beau ! merci
Fantastic, wow
I see. Thanks for answering my questions.
Reminds me so much of the Haunted Mansion Holiday Music Box. After hearing this and two other recordings of the Freygish karimba, I ordered one. I have been visiting the website for a LONG time, wanting to get an instrument, but not sure which one I liked best. For some reason, I had not heard the Freygish until yesterday. Truly enchanting!
im stuck between the freygish, lotus, or 17 note treble. not sure which yet. and i want to try the Ghostly Music box myself since im a huge HM fan and go every week to ride it lol.
I'd be curious to know which one you end up getting. I had also looked at getting a treble. The Lotus is also nice and would likely be my next purchase. I'm waiting to get the Freygish - so excited! You are SO lucky to get to ride the HM every week. 😄
Bravo!
Wonderful 😊
What is that layout of the tines called, with the alternating raised tines?
great!
I have this type of kalimba. I tuned it down to A harmonic minor because that fixed a dead tine. Great now for mezzo. The buzzer beads don't record well. IRL, much different, they are like a rain-stick, hypnotic and adding color, complex timbre to the overtones. I'd add these beads to some other kalimbas if I could buy them. ASMR!!
#Goosebumps
Этого человека бог поцеловал
Oh okay, thanks for the quick answer :)
Appreciate your feedback, glad that my music inspires you.
That rattle snake sound it makes. There's a shop here in Denmark that sells kalimbas with snare effect and i was wondering what it is
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Hey there. I love your playing. I've been playing a little and now i wanna buy a kalimba with more keys. Is there a reason the keys on your kalimba is layed out differeently than others. Thanks
Hey, did you have to bend the shortest tine a little bit, to tune it that high?
I just tuned mine to the Freygish scale through this video and the shortest one doesn't quite catch on that high, sounds dull.
I've never seen a sansula with those little rattle things ... what are they called? They sound lovely.
I think they're called buzzers. And it's not called sansula. It's a Kalimba
@@abisha6166 isn't it the same, just in a different dialect? When you google it, it all looks the same lol
Lugh314 Ninorey123 the difference in dialect calls it a KaRimba instead of kalimba. But a Snasula is a name given to a kalimba attached to a drum. It is branded by a company called hand and drum I believe. It isn’t very old. It has been around about 9 years. So it is one kalimba with that given name. These are sometimes called Saregama kalimbas, or split key, or high/low key. They can be made into just about any tuning like the Freygish here, or the Lotus, and many others. But there are also split key kalimbas that are in pentatonic tuning and those usually have anywhere from 5 to 11 tines. They’d can also be made on one level kalimbas as well.
Have no idea, but I guess the pick up is for improving sound, not for deteriorating it.
Great. That's what i thought. One more question and i'm done. I see you're using a mic so im guessing you dont use the pick up version. Does the PU compromise the sound?
What do you call "the snare effect"?
Hello friend you would be so kind as to give me the length and width of the box and width in millimeters of the keys please? I intend to build my own kalimba since I do not have the money to buy one, thank you very much and greetings from chile
good advice, you're right, thank you very much :)
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Devons grandfather.
Hello! I have the Kalimba since july 2013 and have being playing solo for Lotus since then with your music sheet.I"m 3/4 way only! but my family was very impressed at christmas cause it was quite well! although it"s really not perfect
Thank you to continue to please me so much!
Is it possible for me to buy for a donation the music sheet of this video( The freygish scale) as I did for the Solo for Lotus? Thank you again for the beauty of your playing. Marina
Thanks for this comment, Maria. This vcomposition is an improvisation, so I don't have notes for that.
SaReGaMa Oh!! well you're kind of a Kalimba God! It"s so beautifull!
I wish there was tablature to this or a download of the song - I'd love to learn it without having to play this video repeatedly, stopping and going, as it were. I've learned pieces that way, but it is laborious. Does anyone out there have the recording of this? Or the tablature?
You can just use any of numerous websites or apps to download the video, and then other free apps to convert to MP3. I think there are also websites that will do both for you. I use www.4kdownload.com/downloads
@@danieljclark5922 Thank you, Daniel!
Здравствуйте, SaReGaMa!
Очарованный Вашими композициями, недавно я стал счастливым обладателем волшебной Freygish каримбы (это мой первый музыкальный инструмент). Сейчас разучиваю композиции из сборника для фригийского строя от Марка и пытаюсь записывать свои мелодии в KTabS. Очень хотел бы разучить и эту бесподобную вещь, но, к сожалению, на Вашем сайте ее нет в предложении... Не поможете с табулатурой?
Заранее очень признателен.
В свое время я восстанавливал табулатуру для первой минуты, помогает замедление видео, там в принципе все видно. Заморочно конечно. Но к сожалению куда-то ее дел, придется похоже заново делать.
начало напоминает какую-то песню
Does the kalimba you're using here have the snare effect?
Never heard of the "Freygish Scale" - what is the tuning of the Kalimba, here?
Thanks for sharing!
The Freygish scale is the Phrygian mode
wie in der Kirche, ganz prima
what mics do you use to record this instrument? thanks
A condenser
I don't know why, but this sounds so familiar.
Maybe something... classical? :)
Hint hint?
There are bits from toccata and fugue in d minor around 1:20 mark, maybe that's what sounded familiar to you?
harmonic minor - to be precise
Pavlov Igor
Indeed, the general tuning can be interpreted as a C harmonic minor scale, but I start the composition from G and proceed to G#-B-C-D-D#-F and that is a Freygish scale.
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This reminds me of a Tim Burton film 🎥... Like this music would be in it . It's quite mesmerizing .
>Nope, didn't bent anything, but I tuned at 365 hz, not 440, that probably did the trick.
Could you explane, how did you tune at 365 hz, usually tuners range are about 430-450 hz. Thank you.
Victor Ovchinnikov It's some kind of a weird typo, I tuned at 435, not 365.
365 hz would just be another note, anyway the kalimba is just tuned to C minor
What key is this tuning if you dont mind telling.
F Phrygian dominant (F Freygish)
Is this a lotus tuned kalimba Mr SaReGaMa?
It's a modified African Tuned Karimba.
how can i learn kalimba?
beautiful, but isn't this really just harmonica minor? They're modes of each other but you're playing in C not G really
Sounds lie nox arcana on a kalimba
Gahh... Fix the rattle!
He has the rattle there intentionally. It's from those little metal peices attached horizontally that are moving.
freygish?........lols
hey it makes it sound fancier i guess
annoyin rattling sounds??
some kalimbas come with shakers attatched to the tines. Africans adore those sound. Westerners find it annoying
They do sound annoying to our ears. Apparently not to those that these instruments originated with, because it is definitely intentional.
Totally. I don't really enjoy them too much, but they were installed. It's more expensive to have them put on too
some come with what is called "buzzers" but you can easily remove them if you get them, just gently lift up on the tines and tilt the kalimba forward till it slides off
I actually kinduh like it...
Ezgilerin örgüsü kalimbaya çok uygun düşmüş. Kalimba arp ve ksilofon karışımı geçiş tınısına sahip bir çalgı.