hurdy-gurdy is featured in the YouTube video "have you seen my laptop?" by Brian David Gilbert. The hurdy-gurdy is featured on the YouTube channel "Down the Rabbit Hole" in which the entire history of the hurdy-gurdy is explained. Multinational compilations There are many field recordings available, both commercially and in archives, of traditional musicians from France, Spain, Hungary, etc., playing hurdy-gurdies. Examples include the 10-CD box set Une Anthologie des Musiques Traditionnelles (2010), which has several tracks of performances on the hurdy-gurdy by traditional players, and the Spanish musician Faustino Santalices' Gravacions Historicas de Zanfona, 1927–1949.) In films The movie Napoléon (1927) has a musician playing a hurdy-gurdy. In the movie Captains Courageous (1937), Spencer Tracy is seen playing a hurdy-gurdy. The movie The Night Before Christmas (1961) has a blind musician playing a hurdy-gurdy. Ridley Scott's first feature film, The Duellists (1977), includes a short scene with two hurdy-gurdy players in a tavern. The movie Monster (2003) has music by BT (Brian Wayne Transeau) that includes a hurdy-gurdy, played by Ben Grossman. It is available on CD Music From & Inspired By the Film Monster released by Digital Sound in 2004. The movie The Polar Express (2004) has a hobo on top of the train playing a hurdy-gurdy. Composer Bear McCreary features the hurdy-gurdy in his title score for the Starz series Black Sails (2014–2017). In Video Games The video game God of War Ragnarök features the use of the hurdy-gurdy by composer Bear McCreary. References Music-related lists Hurdy-gurdies