@ruantplat Mostly Elder, but I believe sometimes Ash, Hazel, False Acacia and Maple (?), the drilling out requires that the wood has a distinct pith, so Elder is ideal.
Ja, der Klang dieses Instrumentes ist wirklich ausgezeichnet. Ich bin aber nicht der Meinung, dass Einer unbedingt " bryndza essen und zincica trinken muss, um eine Fujara spielen zu koennen. Dem Fujarabauer
wuensche ich viel Erfolg. Lebt er in der Slowakei?
Its such a fabulous sound coming out from this instrument. Traditional instrument from Slovakia.But you can play on it only when you it "brydza" and drink "zincica":-)))
The bryndza and zincica, along with slivovica would help. But don't you think that you shoudl give Dusan Holik credit for the music on this video? He is the one who played it....
love the instrument so much I wish my hands were a little bigger though for the holes!
RussiaLove1905 1 year ago
@RussiaLove1905 There are smaller sizes of fujara, if you get in touch with a maker I'm sure it could easily be arranged.
raysteer 7 months ago
@raysteer Sweet!, that sounds like a good idea! Thank you so much :D:D
RussiaLove1905 1 month ago
thank you for posting this excellent sound of slovak fujara. Where can I buy one of those instruments?
cowboy2sk 1 year ago
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benet1000 1 year ago
@cowboy2sk If you are still interested I'm sure you could arrange to buy one from the guy himself.
raysteer 7 months ago
This is beautiful sound our Slovakia fujara! Toto je nádherný zuk našej slovenskej fujary!
hencodable 1 year ago
Good slide show! Thanks.
Fujara is my favorite overtone flute.
What kind of wood is traditionally used for fujara making?
ruantplat 3 years ago 3
wood is sambucus nigra -latin name-
benet1000 3 years ago
thank you
ruantplat 3 years ago
@ruantplat Mostly Elder, but I believe sometimes Ash, Hazel, False Acacia and Maple (?), the drilling out requires that the wood has a distinct pith, so Elder is ideal.
raysteer 7 months ago
Nice thing, greetings from Hungary!
Caratusra 3 years ago 11
velmi dobry fujariskta ktori ma vinikajuce fujari genialny Tpek ODPORUCAM (milan)
duklista159 3 years ago
Ja, der Klang dieses Instrumentes ist wirklich ausgezeichnet. Ich bin aber nicht der Meinung, dass Einer unbedingt " bryndza essen und zincica trinken muss, um eine Fujara spielen zu koennen. Dem Fujarabauer
wuensche ich viel Erfolg. Lebt er in der Slowakei?
Mit Gruß
fujaras
fujaras 4 years ago 2
Its such a fabulous sound coming out from this instrument. Traditional instrument from Slovakia.But you can play on it only when you it "brydza" and drink "zincica":-)))
reactor79 4 years ago
The bryndza and zincica, along with slivovica would help. But don't you think that you shoudl give Dusan Holik credit for the music on this video? He is the one who played it....
Slovensko1 4 years ago