A Time of Quiet Between the Storms (Duduk Cover) 

Because it's "A Time of Quiet Between the Storms"

Cause we already know Paul’s future

@@albeen1786 Paul and Cani.... 😢

It's the manifestation of the supreme Spirit, a time for He/She And me too 🥲

Because it’s achingly beautiful

One day soon I hope to travel to Armenia and spend some time learning from the masters!

@@KeeganTawa0 Welcome!🙏👍

Thank you!

A fellow sufferer of the double-reed!

I agree! The whole movie was so inspiring, visually and auditorily

Amazing! Please let me know if you have any questions!

@@KeeganTawa0 Is this played on a G duduk?

@@Thunshot A

Thank you!

Thank you!

I have a new album coming out on May 17 filled with Duduk! Keep an eye out for it!

Key of A!

I think it's A key. This soundtrack is in A major.

A!

I have an album coming out in May - I think it'll be just the thing! Stay posted about it!

@@KeeganTawa0 great

@@416pp Hey! That album - here it is! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YuuJCzDRm2I.htmlsi=ieGTgJHiMB054Ubu

This was played on an A Duduk, and the original track is in A, but any Duduk can play the song if you transpose it into the right key!

You should!

The body is Nurwind and the reed is Vamelo!

It says on the duduk. A. It's a Nurwind duduk.

A! Nurwind body, Vamelo reed

⁠​⁠@@KeeganTawa0any reason to having nurwind body with a Vamelo reed or would nurwind reed work the same as well?

@@Tommyboy90 yes - in fact, a nurwind reed will physically mount into the nurwind body better, because they were made for one another. Nurwind makes really high quality reeds. However, after a lot of playing, I think I prefer the tone and sound of vamelo's reeds. The reason being: Duduk reeds are a very ancient technology, and their current manufacture reflects how reeds were made hundreds, thousands of years ago. For this reason, they just don't have the industrial standardization of things like saxophone or clarinet reeds. I find myself buying dozens of Duduks reeds and really connecting with two or three. Vamelo has a type of reed.. their "elite" series.. where they essentially pre-screen many reeds and filter them down to those that perform really well. They cost $30 more, but because these reeds last a year or so, I think the cost is worth it. Nurwind's reeds I think are of the same quality, but they don't have such an "elite" option where they pre screen reeds. In the end I think you should get a couple of reeds from each maker and decide for yourself - it's highly subjective. Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions!

Hi Isabela - I do give private lessons! Feel free to reach out at the email address on my channel page.

A!

Oh cool at the time of Dune Pt.1. I did't know this was a duduk, but I love that melody. Will try that on the duduk soon!

I love it. I have played only three different Duduks from different developers.. the nurwind body has been my favorite. It has some really interesting rounded tone holes that allow for a lot of finger rolling and expression. I highly recommend

@@KeeganTawa0Awesome thank you for the help! Your finger role at 0:07 sounded amazing too.

En A

Hi! Send me an email about your project!

This Duduk is in A, but you can play the song with any diatonic Duduk by transposing!

To play this specific song you don't need any modifications! It all fits in the standard range of the Duduk

@@KeeganTawa0 really? it's on vanity fair's RU-vid page I think. they must've used it for one song but I swear I thought it was this one.

This song definitely doesn't require any modifications to play.. listening through the score, it just sounds like a conventional diatonic A duduk as well. Shoot me a link to the video though - maybe they did something to affect the sound of the instrument as opposed to its range? Or perhaps somewhere else in the score they use an extended range Dududk!@@harshgarrett

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The Duduk!

From his other comments he says it’s in A

Sure!

The reed is suspended between my lips with no bite pressure. Many professional duduk players play with flat cheeks, opinions vary widely on the matter, and many professional Duduk players acknowledge that it's a subjective matter of preference. Are you a woodwinds player?