well, can you rebuild a flute like this now? it's not very educational, more of a show, it serves the purpose of selling his products

Thats very nice to hear! Thanks- with some good luck there will be another one online soon about fujara making!

Carlos Simas thanks!

why cry? 😂

whA?

@@ahmadbidmeshkiits true mahn some form of arts can make us cry

..it's the wood. The working with the wood. It has a soul ie. Many natural frequencies. Eg. Harmonium, tabla and aeolian flue all sound better then unnatural material instruments

thanks, my pleasure

thank you :))

imagine... God has given a soul to your body which he formed from earth, hence "Adam", the first man, is a hebrew word which means "from earth" translated... your soul is the breath of life.. His breath.. His Voice.. His word! His sound, His design! All glory to the Father in Heaven who created everything!

@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 "His breath.. His Voice.. His word! His sound, His design! All glory to the Father.." don't forget to honor the female aspect of life, as there's no doubt we all got here the same way, born in their blood and from the mothers womb. believing elohim or jahweh created us is optional. cheers

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you can do it too ;-)

It is not innovation, it is the way this caval is made...in the Balkans and Turkey there are cavals without this...caval as a playing instrument could very well predate the fujara....in the Carpathians and Tatra mountains shepherds have used aerophone instruments first to signal over large distances, the biggest beeing the romanian tulnic/a 4m long horn, and secondly to play....in tombes over the hole Eastern Europe archeologist have found primitive flutes made out of bones up to 40000 years old, so transition to other instruments was easy...the curent theory is that kaval, flute and telenka/tilinka were carried over to the Tatra in the 10 to 14 century AC by the romanian shepherds...there are a lot of places with the name vlach, vlahi, vlas, valas...tinere are the names used by the slavic ppl when designate romanians...listening to tunes from all these countries there is an amazing similarity of harmonics and singing techniques

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Hah Thanks. Ok well I was thinking of organizing a crowdfunding to make more video's it takes a lot of time and is very expencive to make quality video's like this. This one was at own expence, supported by me and the video maker himself. The idea is to make more music video's :) What do you think, would you back it?

thank you

Ton van Loon Dank je wel Ton!Veel plezier ;-)

overtoneflute Thanks Max! Hope all is well :-)

In my experience, if you're starting from a relatively unique piece like this branch, having the dimensions gets you in the ballpark and then tuning as you widen holes get's you the rest of the way there. Both super important

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SOUND HEALING DUBLIN Samara Tenzin thanks :-)

Oh thanks! I am currently working on new concent, if you want you can help me by support new video making here! www.patreon.com/mesmerizingsounds Feel free! cheers

are you saying manmade cameras are better than God's creation? come on... it's a sharp production no doubt but stop the blasphemy.

@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Does my comment seriously come off as blasphemy to you?

Yup!!! And three years later and im still waiting for my flute 🖕🏻🇺🇸

thats what she said

I strech the wood and go trough it with a hand forged type of spoonbit

call no man master or teacher, for only one is your master and your teacher! Jesus Christ, the king of kings in Heaven! Call no man father, for only one is your Father, the Father in Heaven!

thank you!

thanks :-)

It’s a folk instrument. How would anyone know it’s out of tune?

@@oddjobbob8742 By his ears :-D

@@jonaspragis by whose ears, is the point I was making. You are confusing “tuning” with discordance. Pretty much everyone (even me when my tinnitus is screaming loudly) can recognize discordance. But there is no physical laws written in the stars that says any particular tuning is correct. In a folk instrument, especially one like this, tuning is in the ear of the beholder.

More or less sure, but you need dry wood offcourse, I cure it for 6 years

Yes...without holes you get an instrument called tilinca, telenka, pisztolka, name really depends on the country ... but in the old days there was no fipple... it was just an open ended wood tube...how that is challenge to play to

@@1fujara man, that is a LOT of years