Xaphoon made in Spain by Sans Luthier in bubinga wood finish is the result of the colaboration between Xaphoon and Sans Luthier teams. It is a beautiful instrument with a softer sound. It brings the warmth of a wood instrument.
An instrument used in the north of Valencia and southern Catalonia.
It's like the gralla seca but with Valenciana fingering.
Tuning: G Major
Includes reed, tudel and cloth cover.
Nightingale Claim claim.
The object is educational and for musical setting.
Handcrafted in France.
High quality materials.
Dimensions: L = 7,6 cm – Ø 2,2 cm
Weight: 25 grams
Includes instructions in French.
You can see a video below.
Handcrafted in France.
Duck claim.
The object is educational and for musical setting.
Handcrafted in France.
High quality materials.
Dimensions: L = 14,5X15X7,3cm
Weight: 15 grams
Includes instructions in French.
You can see a video below.
Handcrafted in France.
Owl claim.
The object is educational and for musical setting.
Handcrafted in France.
High quality materials.
Dimensions: L = 14,5X15X3,7cm
Weight: 5 grams
Includes instructions in French.
You can see a video below.
Handcrafted in France.
Traditional wind instrument widely used in parties and celebrations
It is normally played accompanied by a snare drum or drum.
It is a double-reed musical instrument from the traditional oboe family.
This model is made of bubinga wood.
Bubinga wood has a reddish brown appearance. Its density is strong and porous. It has a dry, clean and balanced sound
The price includes a cloth case, leadpipe and reed.
The leadpipe is the metal piece that is inserted into the mouthpiece and that holds the reed.
Cuckoo claim.
The object is educational and for musical setting.
Handcrafted in France.
High quality materials.
Dimensions: L = 10,7 cm - Ø 5 cm
Weight: 35 grams
Includes instructions in French.
You can see a video below.
Handcrafted in France.
Rooster claim.
The object is educational and for musical setting.
Handcrafted in France.
High quality materials.
Dimensions: L = 13.30cm
Weight: 80 grams
Includes instructions in French.
You can see a video below.
