Le bouzouki irlandais est une adaptation du bouzouki grec, r\u00e9alis\u00e9 par un luthier anglais dans les ann\u00e9es 1970. Aux cours de leurs voyages, Johnny Moynihan<\/span> <\/a>d\u2019abord et Andy Irvine<\/span><\/a> ensuite, ramen\u00e8rent des bouzoukis Grecs a quatre coeurs en Irlande. La largeur de la caisse est r\u00e9duite sur le mod\u00e8le pr\u00e9sent\u00e9 dans cette page.<\/p>\n The Irish bouzouki is an adaptation of the Greek bouzouki, made by an English luthier in the 1970s. During their travels, Johnny Moynihan<\/span> <\/a>first and then Andy Irvine<\/span> <\/a>brought four-course Greek bouzoukis, back to Ireland.<\/span> The body size is reduced on this model showned in this page <\/i><\/span><\/p>\n
\nC\u2019est dans le groupe Sweeney\u2019s Men qu\u2019il f\u00fbt employ\u00e9 d\u2019abord, mais dans sa forme grecque,
\navec un dos rond comme une mandoline napolitaine.
\nCe n\u2019est que lorsque Donal Lunny <\/span><\/a> s\u2019interressa a l\u2019instrument, qu\u2019il devint ce que l\u2019on connait aujourd\u2019hui sous le nom de bouzouki Irlandais, un instrument avec tous les coeurs doubl\u00e9s a l\u2019unisson, ce qui a pour cons\u00e9quence d\u2019augmenter les graves.
\nIl est souvent jou\u00e9 avec un m\u00e9lange de m\u00e9lodies et d\u2019accord, technique qui convient \u00e0 merveille pour l\u2019accompagnement de la musique Irlandaise traditionnelle.
\n Mais il est de nos jours largement employ\u00e9 dans beaucoup d\u2019autres styles de musique .
\nL\u2019instrument que je propose, a une table et un fond radius\u00e9s, mais pas sculpt\u00e9s.
\nLa caisse sur le mod\u00e8le standard est assez large et profonde.
\nLe chevalet n\u2019est pas coll\u00e9 sur la table, simplement pos\u00e9 sous la pression des cordes.
\nJe peux \u00e0 la demande, faire varier l\u00e9g\u00e8rement, la largeur du manche \u00e0 la t\u00eate.
\nLa touche est \u00e9galement radius\u00e9e.Le diapason standard est 63 cm, mais je peux a la demande, le faire varier.<\/p>\n
\nSMALL BODY IRISH BOUZOUKI<\/h2>\n
\nIt was in the Sweeney\u2019s Men group that it was first employed, but in its Greek form,<\/span>
\nwith a round back like a Neapolitan mandolin.<\/span>
\nIt was only when Donal Lunny<\/span> <\/a>became interested in the instrument, that it became what we know today as the Irish bouzouki, an instrument with all courses doubled in unison, which has the effect of increasing the bass.<\/span>
\nIt is often played with a mixture of melodies and chords, a technique which is ideally suited for the accompaniment of traditional Irish music.<\/span>
\n But nowadays it is widely used in many other styles of music.<\/span>
\nThe instrument I offer has a radiused table and back, but not sculpted.<\/span>
\nThe body on the standard model is quite wide and deep.<\/span>
\nThe bridge is not glued to the table, simply placed under the pressure of the strings.<\/span>
\nI can, on request, vary slightly, the width of the neck at the head.<\/span>
\nThe fingerboard is also radiused. The scale length is 63 cm, but I can vary it on request.<\/span><\/p>\n
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