| Chifonie
actuelle 5 strings 3 melodics |
Small instruments easy and discreet to practice for hours in an apartment. | ![]() |
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| Elec 8 or 10 strings 4 or 6 melodics 4 sensors more details |
Electric version of Ovoid,
Elec has no sounding board and is therefore more economical. With its flat keyboard makes the game stand. Ovoid and as Hermeline,
it has sliding capos Elec compact, more economical, with oblique keyboard under which 3 drones and sliding capos are grouped | ![]() 6 melodics |
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| Elec compact (for end 2012) | ![]() |
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Hermeline 8 strings 4 melodics |
a creation of a modern instrument which looks like an historic one | ![]() Alto model |
| Ovoïde 4 or 6 melodics |
Variable geometry model, which assumes the full range from 4 to 8 melodic strings | ![]() |
| Ovoïde Expert 6 or 8 melodics | ![]() | |
| Ovoïde Compact |
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Historical instruments | ||
| Chifonie
médiévale diatonic, 2 melodics, 1 drone | Medieval synfony reconstitued with 13th and 14th iconography. Its flat keyboard is more expressive and makes it an economic instrument | ![]() |
| Belvoir diatonic, 2 melodics, 1 drone | Reconstitued from the iconography of the manuscript of Belvoir Castle (13th). Small organistrum 2 feet only ideal to accompany medieval singing | ![]() |
| Mersenne clavier chromatique, 2 cordes mélodiques | This model inspired by "Universal Harmony" Mersenne in 1627, is characterized by a very simple concept. Available in 2 models with 2 or 4 drones | ![]() |
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Vielle trilobée |
Reconstituted according to the iconography of the 15th and 17th centuries. Iconic of village in Flanders fests, and street musicians painted by Georges de la Tour | ![]() |

Cithar-harps
The
design of this instrument is inspired by
traditionnal african cithar-harps.
Exists with 10 strings (2 octaves pentatonic) or 14 strings (2 octaves
diatonic).
Cithar-harp
Henri Renard
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Pentatonic
Cithar-harp played by Henri Renard
