This blog is dedicated to the sublime instruments called nose flutes and which produce the most divine sound ever. We have chosen to discard all the native models from S. Pacific and Asia, for they need fingering to be played. We'll concentrate on "buccal cavity driven" nose flutes : the well patented and trademarked metal or plastic ones, plus, by a condemnable indulgence, some wooden craft or home-made productions.
Apr 21, 2012
A little Handler review by ShowNoseFlute
Sho Hirasawa emailed me this little review about the flute by Heinrich Handler I sent to him. Here it is, as is, and accompanied by the video-test he made with it.
(To answer his question about the « nice aroma » : I had put some protective lemon oil on the instrument)
I feel it to Handler's is made for high tone.
I don't have one can play high tone easy, ever.
And, Its high tone has power, It is nice too.
I don't got used to this type nose flutes, short time.
I train playing this type nose flute.
Lated upload, because it.
Its high tone tuning like +8ver for vietnamese one.
I surprised this point !
And, it can play long high tone easy.
It is very very comfortable!
I like Handler's nose flute.
It has character of different from others.
I think it to this nose flute lend handsfree.
I got a technique of playing Handler's, when I notice it.
I chalenge handsfree in this video:-)
I smell sweet nice aroma from it.
Can you tell me, what smell from.
and, bag has pattern of notes is nice too!
I put japanese amulet on this bag;-)
I enjoy it to discovering Handler's nose flute world now!
Thank you for send it to me!
Thanks a lot !!
Show Hirasawa
P.S.
Picture is Handler's nose flute and bag with japanese amulet :-)
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Hello UkeHeidi,
ReplyDeleteThank you answer my question !
and, I grad it to introduce me, my review and my video !
I felt very nice aroma from Handler's.
I grad it to know what make the aroma :-)
Thanks a lot !
Show Hirasawa
You're welcome Sho!
ReplyDeleteMine is "Dunlop ultimate lemon oil 65" for fretboards.
I put some on all my wooden nose flutes.
All the best to you,
Antoine