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hurdy gurdy <-ies> [ˈhɜ:diˌgɜ:di, ingl. am. ˌhɜ:rdiˈgɜ:rdi] SUST.

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He was considered a master of the hurdy gurdy, a medieval instrument, and was also noted for playing the symphonium.
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The group relies on period instruments that include the cister, hurdy gurdy, biniou, buccina, davul, riq and cornetto curvo with the most prominent being the shawm and bagpipes.
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The hurdy gurdy is bowed by a wheel.
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Other songs may require unusual instruments such as simple whistles, pipes, flutes and recorders, hurdy gurdy and jaw harps.
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The second model featured a single rotating wheel, similar to that of the earlier hurdy gurdy, to play strings.
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At this time the most common style of hurdy gurdy developed, the six-string "vielle roue".
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The lands are the home to a significant bagpipe tradition, as well as the iconic hurdy gurdy and the dance bourre.
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To achieve proper intonation and sound quality, each string of a hurdy gurdy must be wrapped with cotton or similar fibers.
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Most types of hurdy gurdy were essentially extinct by the early twentieth century, but a few have survived.
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They make hallucinatory electronic soundscapes by mixing sampled and heavily synthesized sounds with acoustic arrangements for a variety of instruments including hurdy gurdy, border pipes, duduk and clarinet.
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