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I believe it was pretty common to see musicians carry it on a shoulder strap and use it as the only accompaniment to vocal performances. Street singers would en
by albert_e 3y ago
I believe it was pretty common to see musicians carry it on a shoulder strap and use it as the only accompaniment to vocal performances. Street singers would entertain a crowd thus and earn some money.
Found some examples of 'portable' harmoniums in use
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https://youtu.be/AAiELn2Intk https://youtu.be/AAiELn2Intk
https://youtu.be/bzHsfU6aYHM https://youtu.be/bzHsfU6aYHM
https://youtu.be/QjpVosGAB8k https://youtu.be/QjpVosGAB8k
This last one is not a real live video but an old movie song (actor enacting a role, not really playing the harmonium himself, actual music is recorded in a studio with a few more accompaniments) ...but kind of depicts a common street scene in south Indian city of old days, with creative license
https://youtu.be/wd1Aijoki50 https://youtu.be/wd1Aijoki50
- dagmx 3y agoYeah it’s definitely a walkable instrument but I’d be surprised if anyone actually treated it as a hikeable one. That’s quite a difference in burden.