Tagelharpa sounding owns feeling of fjords, woods and associates with vikings and Nordic skalds.
Self-assemble kits of tagelharpa is the best and appropriated way to try this ancient and athmospheric instrument.
You can feel it using our kits for adequate price.
All you need for playing is included.
Self-assemble kits of tagelharpa is the best and appropriated way to try this ancient and athmospheric instrument.
You can feel it using our kits for adequate price.
All you need for playing is included.
self-assemble kits
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About our Tagelharpa kits
The kits are created for people who would like to try playing rare or ancient instrument. You don't need to spend a lot of time to learn where you can buy something not expensive. You don't need to spend a lot of money to try rare instrument. Just buy, assemble, customise and enjoy.
Materials
We use high-grade birch plywood and good condition wood for the parts.
Design
Our kits are designed for simple assembling.
Add a couple of your fantasy to our kit and get your unique tagelharpa design.
Add a couple of your fantasy to our kit and get your unique tagelharpa design.
Quality
Instruments built of our kits are stable, playable and have authentic sounding.
| Tagelharpa History The Tagelharpa (also called Talharpa) is a bowed lyre origined in Northern Europe. It spread widely in Scandinavia after the Viking age and is still used in some of the Northern territories (of particular importance the tradition of the Estonian islands). Its existence in medieval Scandinavia is witnessed by artistic and archaeological sources, such as the wall painting in Røldal (XII-XIII century) and the sculpture of Trondheim Cathedral (XIV century). Also widely spread its close Finnish relative, the Jouhikko. |
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