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In the 70th years it started with Ocarinas, now we are not making only ocarina at our atelier, we also making Chalumeau or boneflutes. We produce different drums, large Davul small soldier drums and shamanic drums.
making of Ocarina
Since the 70th we are making Ocarinas
making of drums
soldier drums, Davul and frame drums like shamanic drums
making of boneflutes
different bomes becoming a flute
music instruments from all over the world
Over the years we have added some unusual and less well-known musical instruments to our range ...
chinese wind instruments
Dizi, Xiao, Bawu, Hulusi
string instruments
Psaltery, Dulcimer, Mandoline, Mandola
spirituel instruments
Shamane drums, jew harps, native indian flutes, singing bowls
There are many different musical instruments to discover around the world. The variety of sounds on wind instruments is always fascinating. A Chinese traverse flute, the dizi, sounds very different from an Irish traverse flute, an ocarina sounds different from a usual recorder, and a native indian flute sounds different from the Irish tin whistle. But also with drums and string instruments there are many variants and tonal differences as at the percussion instruments. The bright sound of the cymbal, the deep sound of a drum, rattles in different variations, or even just the sound frogs with their frog concert.
Tin Whistle
The traditional flute from Ireland
At the time of industrialisation, simple tin whistles were created in England and Ireland, which were produced in large numbers and were therefore affordable for the common people. This is why they were given the name penny-whistle.
We offer the tin-whistle from the Clarke company, which is made of tin and has a wooden peg as a mouthpiece.
The wide windway produces a slightly smoky tone.
It is painted black and available in "C" or "D" tuning.
Practice Chanter
The term stands for a chanter, a learning tool for the bagpipes.
From the pattern the chanter conforms to the chanter of a bagpipe, but the sound is more quiet, so you can practice at home and in small rooms.
Otherwise it corresponds to the sound and the playing a bagpipe.
So you can practice especially fingerings, ornaments and new tunes.
Practice Chanter for the scottish bagpipe
The fingering is like the Scottish bagpipes one half covered (see fingering chart).
It is made of hardwood and available with either wood or plastic mouthpiece.
The plastic reed is always easy to handle and thus also for the beginner.
A simple inexpensive instrument for the first contact to a bagpipe.
fingering for the scottish chanter
Available we have the Chanter with the top of plastic or from wood.
cymbals
heavy style made from bronze
Cast with patterns, different variants with dragon motifs or luck symbols
Various sizes, small or larger, with a diameter of 6.5 to 7.5 cm