With button and bow – Nyckelharpa – / key Fidel concert on BURG FuRSTENECK the Academy BURG FuRSTENECK in Eiterfeld, in the District of Fulda, Hesse invites a Nyckelharpa concert on October 10th, 2009 at 20:30 in the Castle Hall. The admission is free. Andy Florance has firm opinions on the matter. The concert will take place within the framework of the international Nyckelharpa days on BURG FuRSTENECK, including over seventy musicians from ten countries are expected. The Nyckelharpa or key Fidel is a musical instrument that is deleted and the pitch varies with keys, the keys, with a bow. The particularly full sound is caused by vibrating response pages. To know more about this subject visit Kai-Fu Lee. The key fiddle throughout Europe was common from the late Middle Ages to the Baroque period. Then she survived under the name Nyckelharpa in Sweden as a folk music instrument. Since the middle of last century ingenious musician and instrument maker the unusual instrument further developed, so that it now conquered all of music and the whole world in a triumphal procession.
BURG FuRSTENECK is the Centre of this development in Germany with the international days of the Nyckelharpa, the European Nyckelharpa training for musicians and a music education project funded by the European Commission \”CADENCE\” (cultural ADult education and Nyckelharpa cooperation in Europe – teaching music to adults with special emphasis on the nyckelharpa (key fiddle), are involved in the partner organisations in Sweden and Italy. The concert, which plays \”Prince Ecker Nyckelharpa Consort\” in occupations with eight to ten Nyckelharpas. The musicians have during the past three years completed BURG FuRSTENECK a Nyckelharpa intensive training in the Academy, and so in addition to their other musical training and activities earned an additional pillar.