Yes Patty is amazing and to hear more of her voice and more of the Hurdy Gurdy played by her, you should check out her playing and singing with the Israeli Metal Band, SCARDUST on the song, "Concrete Cages". Just a simply amazing performance by all, Patty and Scardust which features lead singer Noa Grumman and her choir which she also leads, 'Hellscore'. You really, really need to see and hear this. Other reactors have just been blown away by this combination and their performance. Good job ladies, love your accent...I'm from Georgia, so a fellow southerner!
The hurdy-gurdy is actually more closely related to the violin than the guitar and dates from medieval times. There is a rosined wheel inside the instrument that rubs against the strings. The wheel is turned by the hand crank. Donovan had a song called Hurdy-Gurdy Man back in the late 1960s. Unfortunately, there was no hurdy-gurdy player on the recording, but it is an excellent song nonetheless. Patty Gurdy was born Patricia Büchler in 1997. She is extremely talented and has a varied catalog of recordings. She has done traditional songs like Cockles and Muscles and Fiddlers Green, covered Sweet Dreams by The Eurythmics and Over the Hills by Gary Moore, as well as a hurdy-gurdy arrangement of The Game of Thrones Theme. She has also done some videos about her instrument on UA-cam. She was previously in the bands Harpyie and Storm Seeker before going solo. I am so glad you all reacted to Patty and hope you do more of her music on your channel. Bye.
In case someone missed it: Patty's new Album "Tavern" will be released at November 22, 2024. It can be pre-ordered at many stores now - as CD/DVD-bundle (one video per song with connecting scenes to get a movie as DVD) or as Vinyl. The first two singles/videos "Brighter days come" and "Find me some pretty girls" (ft. Adaya from Faun and Pernilla Kannapinn) can be found on her channel.
Glad you like Patty. Her name is Patricia Buechler and she's from Germany. And the Hurdy Gurdy is an instrument that goes back to the ninth century. Now you really need to listen to her as part of a metal band called Scardust. This song, Concrete Cages is a product of lockdown during Covid. I think you will see why at the end. ua-cam.com/video/9El7fWOPpY0/v-deo.html
So nobody has mentioned it yet, but come Christmas time you need to listen to her song, "Yuletide Fiddler" which she does with the group Fiddler's Green. Ben Metzner of the group d'Artagnen even has a cameo as the bartender. For a more risque (but hilarious) song you should check out "Kaufmann Und Maid" ("Merchant and Maid") with Patty, and members of d'Artangan, Saltatio Moris, Fuerschwanz and two very randy marionettes.
In the german finals she severely underperfomed and it is cringy to watch, hence she became last. Best next song in the rabbit hole would be "D'Artagnan with Patty" and their song "Farewell" and if you like the male singer, watch him in the absolute amazing "Warriors of the World" by "Feuerschwanz" (also featuring Saltatio Mortis). And if you like the woman in THAT video (Melissa Bonny) check out her band "Ad Infinitum" with the breathtaking song "unstoppable". So here's the road: 1. "D'Artagnan" with "Farewell" 2. "Feuerschwanz" (and a lot of other ones) with "Warriors of the World" 3. "Ad Infinitum" with Unstoppable. Worthwhile detours: "Feuerschwanz&Melissa Bonny" with Ding.
Patty was too young when the instrument was named after her. They have been around for over 1000 years. Hurdy Gurdys are worn with a hip belt. If they are made entirely of wood, then they are heavy. That's why Patty had one built with a carbon base. Then weight is okay. The song has a tragic background. In 2021, a flood flooded the Ahr Valley in Germany, where Patty had also bought a house. The ground floor of the house was flooded and her studio with the studio technology and instruments was destroyed. By chance, her two hurdy-gurdies were with her parents, along with a backup of her computer, and were therefore safe. Patty herself was in Iceland. The insurance covered all damages, but it took time to pay out. Her fans raised money so she could continue working. Since then she has been calling these Gurdians and this song was born. Patty first appears in the pirate metal band Storm Seeker. When her acoustic version of one of the band's songs was more successful than the original, she left the band and has been solo ever since: "The Longing" - Patty Gurdy (Hurdy Gurdy Music) She wrote these two songs for the Amazon series Carnival Row: I'll fly for you/Lora Lie Lo - Patty Gurdy (official music video, written for Carnival Row) GRIEVE NO MORE (Extended Version) - Patty Gurdy (a song written for "Carnival Row") Her current single, a second album is currently being recorded: Patty Gurdy feat. @TheSnakeCharmer - When the Trolls come out (Hurdy-Gurdy and Bagpipe Music)
Patty's great! This is a bit more "poppy" than her usual, still good tho! I'd recommend some of her collabs: _Farewell_ with dArtagnan, or _Concrete_ _Cages_ with Scardust. (I also like another one with dArtagnan, _Meine_ _Liebste_ _Jolie,_ which I don't think I've seen others mention.) If you want something short sometime, try her cover of Nightwish's _Last_ _Ride_ _of_ _the_ _Day_ (not the full thing but enough).
Patty did not win the german final... she had a bad day... last place... 😢 germanys winner in 2023 was "Lord of the Lost". But she made two songs for the tv-show "Carnival Row" and did some other great songs for Example together with D'Artagnan, with Scardust, with TheSnakeCharmer... Wellcome to a new rabbithole 😂 Greetings from Germany
"Lord of the Lost" was quite the failure in the ESC. I'm sure Patty would have scored higher. I doubt that she would have "won" but it would have been a better pick. In the aftermath of covid and the flood in germany it would have been a perfect fit.
I always love reactions to Pattys videos and therefore a big "thanks" from me. :-) Others had already told you more about her - but if you want to hear more about the hurdy-gurdy, there are actual two suggestions for you. Both are made in what's called a "orchestral multilayered hurdy-gurdy" way, which means that all or nearly all of the music was made with the hurdy-gurdy. The first is from Patty Gurdy, she made this song originally for the pirate-metal band Storm Seeker, when she was member of it: "The longing" - ua-cam.com/video/pyIXR3s8OtY/v-deo.html . The second one is from Anna Murphy / Cellar Darling, it has nice violin-parts beside the hurdy-gurdy: the orchestral version for their song "Challenge": ua-cam.com/video/U8Fnp-ZqNjo/v-deo.html . And yes, both ladies sing in their videos and they sing beautiful - so check the videos out, if you really want to hear, how beautiful a hurdy-gurdy sounds if it's played by experts like these two. :-)
Yes Patty is amazing and to hear more of her voice and more of the Hurdy Gurdy played by her, you should check out her playing and singing with the Israeli Metal Band, SCARDUST on the song, "Concrete Cages". Just a simply amazing performance by all, Patty and Scardust which features lead singer Noa Grumman and her choir which she also leads, 'Hellscore'. You really, really need to see and hear this. Other reactors have just been blown away by this combination and their performance. Good job ladies, love your accent...I'm from Georgia, so a fellow southerner!
The hurdy-gurdy is actually more closely related to the violin than the guitar and dates from medieval times. There is a rosined wheel inside the instrument that rubs against the strings. The wheel is turned by the hand crank. Donovan had a song called Hurdy-Gurdy Man back in the late 1960s. Unfortunately, there was no hurdy-gurdy player on the recording, but it is an excellent song nonetheless.
Patty Gurdy was born Patricia Büchler in 1997. She is extremely talented and has a varied catalog of recordings. She has done traditional songs like Cockles and Muscles and Fiddlers Green, covered Sweet Dreams by The Eurythmics and Over the Hills by Gary Moore, as well as a hurdy-gurdy arrangement of The Game of Thrones Theme. She has also done some videos about her instrument on UA-cam. She was previously in the bands Harpyie and Storm Seeker before going solo. I am so glad you all reacted to Patty and hope you do more of her music on your channel. Bye.
In case someone missed it: Patty's new Album "Tavern" will be released at November 22, 2024. It can be pre-ordered at many stores now - as CD/DVD-bundle (one video per song with connecting scenes to get a movie as DVD) or as Vinyl. The first two singles/videos "Brighter days come" and "Find me some pretty girls" (ft. Adaya from Faun and Pernilla Kannapinn) can be found on her channel.
I heard that a decade ago Patty Gurdy took online vocal lessons from Floor Jansen, Nightwish's vocalist.
should listen to her when she was in a band called stormseeker awesome band
Glad you like Patty. Her name is Patricia Buechler and she's from Germany. And the Hurdy Gurdy is an instrument that goes back to the ninth century. Now you really need to listen to her as part of a metal band called Scardust. This song, Concrete Cages is a product of lockdown during Covid. I think you will see why at the end.
ua-cam.com/video/9El7fWOPpY0/v-deo.html
Patty is so talented! Please check out more!
So nobody has mentioned it yet, but come Christmas time you need to listen to her song, "Yuletide Fiddler" which she does with the group Fiddler's Green. Ben Metzner of the group d'Artagnen even has a cameo as the bartender. For a more risque (but hilarious) song you should check out "Kaufmann Und Maid" ("Merchant and Maid") with Patty, and members of d'Artangan, Saltatio Moris, Fuerschwanz and two very randy marionettes.
She wrote this Song because she lost her Home in flood in Germany
In the german finals she severely underperfomed and it is cringy to watch, hence she became last. Best next song in the rabbit hole would be "D'Artagnan with Patty" and their song "Farewell" and if you like the male singer, watch him in the absolute amazing "Warriors of the World" by "Feuerschwanz" (also featuring Saltatio Mortis). And if you like the woman in THAT video (Melissa Bonny) check out her band "Ad Infinitum" with the breathtaking song "unstoppable". So here's the road: 1. "D'Artagnan" with "Farewell" 2. "Feuerschwanz" (and a lot of other ones) with "Warriors of the World" 3. "Ad Infinitum" with Unstoppable. Worthwhile detours: "Feuerschwanz&Melissa Bonny" with Ding.
Check out Scardust feat. Patty Gurdy- concrete cages
Patty was too young when the instrument was named after her. They have been around for over 1000 years.
Hurdy Gurdys are worn with a hip belt. If they are made entirely of wood, then they are heavy. That's why Patty had one built with a carbon base. Then weight is okay.
The song has a tragic background. In 2021, a flood flooded the Ahr Valley in Germany, where Patty had also bought a house. The ground floor of the house was flooded and her studio with the studio technology and instruments was destroyed. By chance, her two hurdy-gurdies were with her parents, along with a backup of her computer, and were therefore safe. Patty herself was in Iceland. The insurance covered all damages, but it took time to pay out. Her fans raised money so she could continue working. Since then she has been calling these Gurdians and this song was born.
Patty first appears in the pirate metal band Storm Seeker. When her acoustic version of one of the band's songs was more successful than the original, she left the band and has been solo ever since:
"The Longing" - Patty Gurdy (Hurdy Gurdy Music)
She wrote these two songs for the Amazon series Carnival Row:
I'll fly for you/Lora Lie Lo - Patty Gurdy (official music video, written for Carnival Row)
GRIEVE NO MORE (Extended Version) - Patty Gurdy (a song written for "Carnival Row")
Her current single, a second album is currently being recorded:
Patty Gurdy feat. @TheSnakeCharmer - When the Trolls come out (Hurdy-Gurdy and Bagpipe Music)
Patty's great! This is a bit more "poppy" than her usual, still good tho! I'd recommend some of her collabs: _Farewell_ with dArtagnan, or _Concrete_ _Cages_ with Scardust. (I also like another one with dArtagnan, _Meine_ _Liebste_ _Jolie,_ which I don't think I've seen others mention.) If you want something short sometime, try her cover of Nightwish's _Last_ _Ride_ _of_ _the_ _Day_ (not the full thing but enough).
Donovan had a song he done Hurdy gurdy man way back when lol
No hurdygurdy in it though, just an amazing Jimmy Page guitar solo.
Check out Patty Gurdy on Scardust's "Concrete Cages": ua-cam.com/video/9El7fWOPpY0/v-deo.html
Patty did not win the german final... she had a bad day... last place... 😢 germanys winner in 2023 was "Lord of the Lost".
But she made two songs for the tv-show "Carnival Row" and did some other great songs for Example together with D'Artagnan, with Scardust, with TheSnakeCharmer...
Wellcome to a new rabbithole 😂
Greetings from Germany
"Lord of the Lost" was quite the failure in the ESC. I'm sure Patty would have scored higher. I doubt that she would have "won" but it would have been a better pick. In the aftermath of covid and the flood in germany it would have been a perfect fit.
I'll echo the others in the comments in saying you should watch Concrete Cages by Scardust, ft. Patty Gurdy.
Jimmy Page playing the Hurdy Gurdy: ua-cam.com/video/D9IK7nlb-Qc/v-deo.html
I always love reactions to Pattys videos and therefore a big "thanks" from me. :-) Others had already told you more about her - but if you want to hear more about the hurdy-gurdy, there are actual two suggestions for you. Both are made in what's called a "orchestral multilayered hurdy-gurdy" way, which means that all or nearly all of the music was made with the hurdy-gurdy. The first is from Patty Gurdy, she made this song originally for the pirate-metal band Storm Seeker, when she was member of it: "The longing" - ua-cam.com/video/pyIXR3s8OtY/v-deo.html . The second one is from Anna Murphy / Cellar Darling, it has nice violin-parts beside the hurdy-gurdy: the orchestral version for their song "Challenge": ua-cam.com/video/U8Fnp-ZqNjo/v-deo.html . And yes, both ladies sing in their videos and they sing beautiful - so check the videos out, if you really want to hear, how beautiful a hurdy-gurdy sounds if it's played by experts like these two. :-)
Hurdy gurdy been around for hundreds of years.
Question, why is Lulu so cool??👀
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Her Papa says it's because of him. LOL
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