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\nMy new keyed fiddle (“Schl\u00c3\u00bcsselfiedel” in German, “nyckelharpa” in Swedish). This instrument was common throughout the German speaking areas until the 17th century – from then on, it was kept only in the area of Uppland in Sweden, where the art of the instrument was rediscovered in the 20th century.<\/span><\/p>\n
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\nUnlike modern Swedish nyckelharpor, this instrument has only one row of keys and two drone strings. The melody string is tuned in a’, the drones in a and e’.<\/p>\n