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This unique flute made in collaboration with Max Brumberg, overtone flute player and builder. We met at Maultrommel Fest in Leipzig and decided to exchange our flutes. Max got my kalyuka and I got even 3 wonderful fujaras! On this video i play on C fujara. Besides great tone, tuning, light weight it have one very big privelege if you compare it with wooden one: it's very cheap because it's made from PVC. It costs 5 time's cheaper than wooden fujara. For those musicians who can't afford native fujara from Slovakia this could be an amazing option.

This fujara now available in our webshop and it comes in sets. For very cheap price you get set of C/D or A/G fujaraIf you would like to buy it please write me a message to order.

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http://nadishana.com/Music/fujara2.mp3

Chinese Kou Xiang in beautiful decorated wooden box (design work by Julia Surba "Kuzhebar Design"). Price: 39 EUR ($57)

  

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Double Dan Moi (Vietnam) in beautiful decorated wooden box (Artwork by Julia Surba) .Price 24 EUR ($35)

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Mini Dan Moi (Vietnam) in beautiful decorated wooden box (Artwork by Julia Surba). Price: 18 EUR ($26)

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If you don't know yet which present you gonna give to your friends for upcoming holydays, this rare exotic music instruments can give you an idea:)

All items available for international order. Please send me message or email for details how to buy it!

Jew's Harps from Altai "Khomus" in a beautiful boxes decorated by

Kuzhebar Design Studio.  Available in keys of F and F#.

the price of one jew's harp 49 euros together with pyrographic decorated box. Limited offer!

   

Listen here for Khomus

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Chinese Hu-Lu-Si in Key of G
Available with one drone. The price is 60 euros
Limited offer!

 

  Listen for Hu-Lu_Si here

 

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Russian overtone flute Kalyuka

Great sound - check it out!!! Available in different keys. Available from 20 to 30 euros per item.

For more details go here

Listen for Kalyuka here

Podcast:

http://nadishana.com/kalyuka/kalyuka_Gd.mp3

Kuzhebar Design studio (Julia Surba) and Sound Microsurgery Department (Vladiswar Nadishana) presented their exhibiton stand with kuzhebarian art and music during Markt der Kontinente in Berlin's ethnological museum these two December weeks. This cultural event brought together people who present or are interested in art and handcrafts from over the world. We were happy to answer a lot of questions about Ancient Kuzhebar, pyrography, music and variety of other objects we presented this time. Visitors of the event brought into focus that all the things we presented are made by ourselves what was a kind of unique on this event.

Traditional Kuzhebar Shadow theater piece devoted to a winter solstice performed by Nadishana and Julia Surba at Maultrommel Festival, Leipzig.

A shadow play is an ancient form of storytelling and entertainment. The performance involves the projection of light or fire on a white screen, on which performers use figures or puppets to produce shadows. It is popular in various cultures, f.e. in Indonesia, Thailand, China, Taiwan, Turkey, Persia and Greece.
In Ancient Kuzhebar the shadow theatre was usually a part of ritual celebrations such as solstice and moon rituals. Traditionally the shadow play was shown near the fire place inside a big frame drum (Buben, Tungur) and was synchronized with the drummer playing.
Here you can see a shadow theater piece devoted to a winter solstice.
Music : Vladiswar Nadishana
Shadow theater: Julia Surba
The aim of this project is to rebuild and to develope the kuzhebarian tradition of shadow theater.

Podcast:

http://nadishana.com/Media/FrameDrum.mp3

Video: Excerpts from Nadishana's concert on the festival

We just came back from the 1st International Maultrommel Festival (Jew's Harp Festival) which took part 23rd-25th Nov in Leipzig, Germany. That was exiting experience, we met a lot of enthusiastic people who loves this little instrument! They came

from all over the world: Canada, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, Israel and of course Germany. The festival was organized by the two very well known jaw harp lovers Clemens Voigt & Sven Otto. They have probably the biggest online jew's harp store Danmoi.de . On the market of the festival they've presented huge collection of jew's harps from all over the world.

Our appearance on the festival was the concert and workshop of Nadishana and the stand on the market with the production of Sound Microsurgery Department and various stuff from "Kuzhebar Design" Studio (Julia Surba). We presented russian overtone flutes kalyuka and Altaian Khomuses in custom designed ceder cases with pyrography artwork. It was a big pleasure to be in such a friendly and kind atmosphere of the festival. Our special thanks to fantastic festival team, the organization was on very high level and the programm was really interesting and reach!

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Podcast:

http://nadishana.com/Media/Nadishana_KouKsiang.mp3

There's some video from my russian tour. The excerpt from the concert at JFC jazz club, russian folk song "Prishli vstali Hristos.
Thanks to my friends, gifted musicians: Lavrenty Mganga, Evgenia Razen, Evreny Belozerov. Was great fun to play with you guys!

 

Podcast:

http://nadishana.com/upload/Nadishana_Lavr_Razen_Xristos2.mp3