Hey guys
There are 2 kinds of flutes that I saw and I really like the way it sounds so maybe you can tell me what are their names plus I'm thinking to buy an armenian duduk flute do you have any recommendation? I like the deep warm sounds
Here is 0:56
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXtQdswX ... re=related
Here is the second one is a long white flute 0:06
http://www.flix.co.il/tapuz/showVideo.asp?m=2229589
Thanks for your time
Some kinds of flutes
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Re: Some kinds of flutes
The first looks like a Bansuri. Not 100%sure.
The second looks like a fipple flute, but the bore to length ratio seems a bit different than a typical whistle. Almost like a 6 holed tabor pipe, but its pitch seems too low for that. Interesting.
The second looks like a fipple flute, but the bore to length ratio seems a bit different than a typical whistle. Almost like a 6 holed tabor pipe, but its pitch seems too low for that. Interesting.
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Re: Some kinds of flutes
The second one is a type of Ney, a rim-blown flute from Turkey and the Arabic countries.
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That was my first thought, but I thought he was blowing that way to strait on to be rim blown. I'll have to re-watch the video.MichaelLoos wrote:The second one is a type of Ney, a rim-blown flute from Turkey and the Arabic countries.
Searching youtube for Ney shows people playing the same way. In the past, I have looked up Kaval videos where the instrument (in the videos I watched) is held at more of a 45 degree angle.
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Re: Some kinds of flutes
Hi Mika
the duduk is not a flute but a double reed wooden instrument.
However if you're looking for a good duduk I would suggest you to contact Mr. Arthur Grigoryan, he's making some of the best duduks, his instruments are played by some of the most notorious armenian and foreigners musicians.
Plus is a very nice and kind person to deal with.
His web is : http://www.armenianduduk.am/
Take care
Manuel
the duduk is not a flute but a double reed wooden instrument.
However if you're looking for a good duduk I would suggest you to contact Mr. Arthur Grigoryan, he's making some of the best duduks, his instruments are played by some of the most notorious armenian and foreigners musicians.
Plus is a very nice and kind person to deal with.
His web is : http://www.armenianduduk.am/
Take care
Manuel
Manuel
Re: Some kinds of flutes
Thanks a lot guys you really helped me