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Kalyuka
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A key |
| (russian
overtone flute) |
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G
# key
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C
key
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G
key
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(new!)
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Futujara (hybrid
fujara: 5 instruments in one!)
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(new!)
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Hybrid Kaval
(9-hole system,
chromatic, 3 octaves, multi-style)
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khakas khobrakh position
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Fujara (slovak
overtone flute)
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(new!)
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Bass Overtone
Flute set
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12 keys, fully chromatic! |
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(new!)
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Koncovka (slovak
overtone flute)
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Gayda (bulgarian
bagpipe)
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Tsaaj Nplaim
Free reed flute of Hmong
people of Laos
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Quena
(Latin-American flute)
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(new!)
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Ocarina |
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(new!)
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Frame Drum
&
Overtone flute
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Two Overtone Junkflutes
+ Udu
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(new!)
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(new!)
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Frame
Drum & Bass Overtone flute |
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(new!)
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Experimental Gaita (Spain)
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© V. Nadishana & Yulia Surba, 2004
