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Wind Instr.

The number of wind instruments in the world with very different shapes, materials, timbres and playing techniques is impressive. From the bagpipes, very widespread throughout Europe, although there are also in other cultures, such as the Arab, traditional oboes, transverse flutes such as the bansuri of India, the dizi of China or the wooden ones, predecessors of the classic metal ones such as the traditional irish. Recorders like Irish whistles, or ceramic like ocarinas.

Galician Bagpipes and...

Our Galician bagpipes are made in Galicia by a highly experienced maker(3rd generation). They have an excellent...

Other bagpipes

The bagpipes are traditional instruments that have been distributed by many countries around the world.

Whistles & Low Whistles

The whistle is a simple flute traditionally used in Irish music. It is a recorder, generally metallic, with 6...

Flutes

The traditional flute is a wind instrument that is played sideways, horizontally, and produces sound through the...

Native American Style...

HIGH SPIRITS native flutes have a magical sound and are very easy to play. No prior knowledge is necessary. They...

Ocarinas-en

The ocarina is an ancient flute-like wind instrument. It is often ceramic, but other materials may also be used,...

Didgeridoos

The didgeridoo is an ancient...

Xaphoon

The Xaphoon is a keyless wind instrument, very similar to the European chalumeau, which was the predecessor of the...

Chalumeau

The chalumeau is a small keyless wooden clarinet with the same fingering as the recorder (German fingering). It is...

Clariphone

The Clariphone is a small wind instrument that is a hybrid between the Chalumeau and the Xaphoon. The starting...

SUSATO Txistus

Txistu is a three-hole flute used in music from the Basque Country. Txistu is played with a drum.

Harmonicas

Melodicas

The melodica is a free-reed instrument similar to the melodeon and harmonica.

Concertinas

The concertina, like other accordions, is a member of the family of free reed instruments.

It was invented...

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Native American Style Flute 440Hz Traditional - A

Price €212.00
This native flute is tuned in A minor in 440 Hz. Handcrafted from Spanish cedar, a light wood that gives the flute a deep and rich tone. The short mouthpiece minimizes moisture build-up and creates ample back pressure for clarity on higher register notes. High Spirit flutes are treated with non-toxic oils. Its size is ideal for those who want a warm sound and comfort to play, since the size and distance between holes is very reasonable.

Irish D Flute - Cocuswood

Price €299.00
The new McNeela Irish Cocuswood Flute is perfect for intermediate players and beginners who want just a little more from their starter flute. This cocuswood flute is exceptionally smooth to play, with a full, bright and richly complex tone featuring an improved tonal quality and an even better low D. Cocuswood has always been considered one of the finest tonewoods and was used extensively for woodwind instruments in the 19th century. Characteristics: Key: D Major Conical interior. Tuning slide to adjust the tuning. Very smooth to play New & Improved bright, rich tone Distance from first tone hole to last: 8" (20cm) If you are going to play the following video on a mobile phone, it is preferable that you do it with headphones.

Delrin Polymer Lon Dubh Flute

Price €430.00
This Irish flute has a loud and clear sound, making it ideal for traditional Irish music sessions. It is made from Delrin, an incredibly durable polymer material that is extremely dense and provides great resonance, tone consistency and excellent range. It adapts to any climate and requires virtually no maintenance. Characteristics: Key: D Major Conical interior. Tuning slide to adjust the tuning. Produces a deeper, more traditional sound than many wooden flutes. Since Delrin is virtually indestructible, it is known to last for many years and can be passed down from generation to generation. Approximate length: 26" (66cm) Distance from first tone hole to last: 8" (20cm) If you are going to play the following video on a mobile phone, it is preferable that you do it with headphones.