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.
Since its launching in 2001, the Sansula has quickly become a bestseller and found thousands of friends at home and abroad.
The special feature of the Sansula is its unbelievable sound. Whereby the clear and aesthetic design is most appealing. The oval frame of laminated beechwood is fitted with a membrane which, together with the resonating block, produces a prolonged, soft tone. Furthermore, an impressive 'wah-wah' effect can be produced by holding the instrument against the body, on the thigh or laying it on a table and then alternately raising and lowering it while playing.
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.
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.
