This Bulgarian traditional instruments are unique, handmade as traditional technology was used by one of the best masters in Bulgaria, Victor Terziyski.The mouthpiece and joints are made of deer horn, all decorated with metal rings.EXCELLENT QUALITY instrument! PROFESSIONAL HAND MADE INSTRUMENT! On the picture up you see all of instruments which are Victor`s creation.You can choose the color of the Kaval and also to order the instrument in different key.The master can engrave some initials on it as you wish..It takes about a week.
The Kaval is a wooden pipe that comprises three parts. The uppermost part of the Kaval has no finger- holes. There is a special ring made either of antler or of bull horn which is fitted there and from where the sound itself is produced. The middle part has eight apertures, seven on the front part and one on the back. Musicians use only these eight holes. The third part has only four holes. The uppermost hole sets the basic tone and the remaining three are resonant. Without them the Kaval cannot produce sounds in the lower register.
The Kaval is one of the most mobile Bulgarian wind instruments. You can play easily diatonic and chromatic passages on it, jumps at great intervals, staccato, arpeggios and shakes. Compared to the other musical instruments, it allows for huge modulation deflections.
Kaval is the father of our contemporary flute. Scientific researches so far have proved that the descent of this unique wind instrument is from Ancient Persia. Thereafter this flute was transferred by proto-Bulgarians into Eastern Europe it was spread and widely used as a solo and accompanying instrument in ensembles for folksongs and dances. May be our Lord had blessed some Bulgarian master-musicians and they managed to approve the acoustic qualities of this flute, as they have also developed a new model. They turned the Kaval into a work of art by wood-carving, inlay, engraving with ornaments from Bulgarian folklore and this did not change its tone qualities.
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Dvoianka is a wind musical instrument in the form of a rectangular prism with tow parallel channels. The one channel sets the tone, and the other on which the six holes are situated reproduces the melody. This double flute is also called "the little bagpipe". Its made from plum tree, cherry, pear tree, maple, ash, beech, oak or corneal tree. The music which play double flute has a very peculiar colouring.
A Bulgarian folk wind musical instrument. This is a straight flute with whistle orifice. Duduk is easiest to play on in technical and musical respects. It is a pipe made of wood with six holes. Its structure is the same like that of the flute and its tonal capacity includes tow octaves. Its produced from plum-tree, cherry, pear-tree, maples, sycamore, or corneal tree.
This is a wind instrument with seven finger- holes, six on the upper side and one below. In the front part there is a bone orifice and the sound formation is the same as with the Kaval. The capacity of this instrument includes tow octaves. It is produced from sycamore, wild cherry, wild pear-tree, or corneal tree. Its total length is from 250 to 500 mm. It is produced in all tonalities.
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