Octave mandola made in Portugal.
Solid spruce top.
Sapele back and sides.
Steel strings.
Tuning - (1st) M E, A A, D D, G G.
364 mm scale.
Matte finish.
Maker: Antonio Pinto Carvalho
The Clariphone is a wind instrument with a clarinet mouthpiece invented and manufactured by Sans Luthier in Spain. It is an evolution of the keyless Chalumeau, which does not get 2 full octaves. With the modification that is incorporated in the clariphone, the range of the instrument increases to more than two and a half octaves, from B1 to G2, inspired by the Italian Ciaramella and the Catalan Flabiol. A playable hole is added with the little finger of the left hand. It is 33 cm long, 8 holes in the upper part and one in the lower part. Tuned in C. Includes bag, mouthpiece with Medir reed and cork grease.
205/5000 The chalumeau is a wooden clarinet in C without keys. It has standard clarinet mouthpiece. Includes case, cork grease, spare rod and fingering chart. Made in olive boxwood by Sans Luthier.
Includes a fingering chart, thumbrest, joint grease, and a vinyl carrying bag. Have a curved windway, seperate head and body sections and a slightly tapered bore.
Basque Txistu instruments are also three-holed pipes played with only one hand. Similar to the tabor-pipe, but for playing in the Dorian mode, beginning with a sequence of whole-tone, semi-tone, whole-tone.
Includes a fingering chart, thumbrest, joint grease, and a vinyl carrying bag. Have a curved windway, seperate head and body sections and a slightly tapered bore.
Includes a fingering chart, thumbrest, joint grease, and a vinyl carrying bag.
Have a curved windway, seperate head and body sections and a slightly tapered bore.
