#hardingfele

The hardanger fiddle, or hardingfele, is a Norwegian bowed string instrument. The hardanger fiddle has 4 playing strings and 4 sympathetic strings (strings that add to the richness of the sound). The instrument looks similar to a violin, with a similar sound box shape, as well as f holes and a fingerboard. However it is highly decorated with an inlay of bone and pearl, and its head is the shape of either an animal head (typically a dragon or lion) or a woman’s head. The strings of a hardanger fiddle's strings are much more flat than a violin, allowing easier playability of double stops

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Norwegian translation of the 14th century Latin psalm Puer natus in Betlehem. Performed in the traditional Norwegian folk music style.

This cursed thing is soon done, good gracious! I’m lagging so much behind in my class I could almost cry! anywho, though you guys deserved how it currently looks like

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Oh, you Bards. People might not take you seriously as a combat class, but they need to understand that when the bass drops, so do all your enemies.

Available now on Etsy!

Oh, you Bards. People might not take you seriously as a combat class, but they need to understand that when the bass drops, so do all your enemies.