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The instrument seen in the last post is a Gittern, a small plucked instrument with four courses (double strings). The earliest mention of the Gittern dates back to around 1270. At first it was played for nobles and courts, but from the 1330s it started showing up in taverns among the common folk.
In 1381, in London, three friends were arrested for causing a racket with their gitterns, ending them up in jail for a month!
Another year has come to an end. We would like to thank all of you for your support and most of all for all the kind words and love for our new album we sent out earlier this year. Currently we are building a new studio to make space for our upcoming creative endeavours. Take care of each other, have a great day, and we will see you in 2026!