FUTUJARA - hybrid fujara, 5 instruments in one!!! (Nadishana)

You can buy this instrument here: http://shop.nadishana.com/futujara
The Futujara is our experimental instrument which was made in collaboration with
Max Brumberg.
It have unique possibility to connect 4 different tubes in 4 keys: C,D, A and G, and if you disconnect all playing tubes you get overtone flute in A. But futujara is not only multi-key set of fujara, it also gives you amazing possibility to play in totally different way! The hose attached to futujara makes it really maneuverable and you can use technique which is used in playing on kalyuka, russian overtone flute (see the video for details).

Features:

1. Five instruments in one: four fujaras (C,D,A,G) and one overtone flute in A!
2. Extremely maneaurable. The hose gives you possibility to use kalyuka technique
3. Very well tuned in western concert temperated tuning
4. Collapsible (no hassle during transportation)
5. Extremely light
6. Professional quality of sound
7. The holes are close together so you can use different fingering and apply the techniques from other flutes (see video for details)
8. Very easy to play, everybody can start playing right away!
9. Highly durable, made from PVC
10. Cheapest fujara ever!
11. UNIQUE: not present on a market anywhere else!

NOTE: you should disconnect the hose from time to time and get the water out!

Category:

Music

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[weenaut]

It would be great if you could upload a video that is without effects. I would like to hear what it sounds like clean and without reverb. Thanks.

[nadishana]

@weenaut try this one /watch?v=zXn0boqfTKY

[CanfieldSuccess]

where do I get one of these things man

[nadishana]

@CanfieldSuccess

click the link in the description and get it

[nadishana]

@Asanar You can't stop the development of the instruments my friend. And nobody ABLE to kill the tradition besides people who belong to it (like you). Kill it by being jealous to others, conservative and nationalistic, or always keep it on high level by being creative, innovative and inspired. You have those 2 options and i'm sorry for you that you choose 1st one. People who go 2nd way don't even have an idea that somebody can kill thier tradition by playing their traditional instrument.

[nadishana]

@Asanar This improvisation is technically impossible on slovak fujara. Play video again and try to understand this. And if you want to promote your own country - ignorance, nationalism and being rude is totally wrong way. Be creative, take fujara and make great video - that's the way.

[Manicisthehobo]

lol looks like you're gonna samurai sword someone with that. It even has that kind asian feel to it. Or maybe more of the stereotypical australian sound

[stupidhatonthefloor3]

Musical hooka.

[Adisovski]

You have my respect :)

[asphalt890]

some part it sounds like Arabian flute..some part just like when an alien spaceship coming down....

[MrTelemag]

subbed

[MrTelemag]

it was good but you made me deaf

[MegaLawina]

wielkieee)Fujara is very very fajnnna

[Iceni77]

This is really amazing. Had to subscribe.

[weenaut]

@badluckrabbit Sorry but no, it is going through a reverb effect. I know it is an overtone flute and no, that is not a reverb effect that the overtone flute is producing. That is what is called an overtone effect or ghost note creating a rich resonant quality. In fact, Nadishana gave me a link to a vid where he is playing it straight. But speaking of tone, your tone should be more polite.

[badluckrabbit]

@weenaut uhhhh....it's an overtone instrument, it's supposed to sound like that.  The harder you blow, the more the futujara resonates, resulting in a reverb-like "overblown" sound.

[benchill11]

hi m8.i woul like to know how make futujara.can you send me any project. thanx

[TheAlexProductions10]

This guy needs to play with Imogen Heap.

[Bruce88keys]

Looks obscene ya know what I mean?

[thx1103n]

very cool. i have never seen anything like this but i have been looking the fujura up and i really like this instrument. is it hard to make? is it hard to learn? i think i would like to try.

[aphugel]

Dear Nationalists and Traditionalists: I am all on your side!

Please stop walking on 2 legs, because going about on all fours is more traditional!

Thank you!

[rodjoe2001]

@Asanar It is like me being from Spain and being upset at people who play electric guitars because they didn't keep the tradition! I found a great deal of information about cultures i didn't even knew they existed through Nadishana and Julia; keeping an open mind and respect is the way to make traditions persevere, not the other way around!!

[MeeAndChicken]

your playing skills are amazing and your facial expressions are priceless :D

[pgwyn11]

My first reaction to the sound was..what the hell is that! Amazing! The futujara sounds like a cross between a flute and a lightsabre and I mean that in a REALLY good way. Fantastic innovation. I can't wait to get my hands on one of these. Hopefully my didj and penny whistle playing will translate well to this PVC beast! Can't wait to see how this continues to develop. Kudos Nadishana!

[george700dl]

It's an interesting idea, but a real fujara still sounds better to my ears. Maybe playing an actual melody would be a better demonstration. Nice use of double tonguing, in 1 or 2 parts of your video, something that I have not heard on the fujara before (for no particular reason).

[pistalkar]

Im slovak, it is interesting piece of music, and i am glad that you like fujara ,, but still i prefer our original fujara, it has mystical, and better sound :)), p.s fujara is instrument which sound the best in enviroment where it belong, in mountains and valley played by sheperds :)

[Mortaryan]

This is kick ass.

[KoljiSK]

@nadishana Don't listen to that дурак. It's impossible to pull primitive nationalist feelings out of a nationalist head. The way you improved this instrument is awesome.

[chaz731gunsmith]

what kind of mic/amp do you use? i am wanting to use overtone flutes in public performance and hoped you could give me some advice thanks :)