Mercé! Èra plan simple le set up. Duas mandarinas de cada costat, ambe de gelat roja sus l'una e blua sus l'autra. Una lampa d'obrador sul morre del costat gaucha, e una lampa petita sul costat gaucha tanbes, mes mei al mietg.
aand...the first time i heard it i thought of this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9OF_Q6cYubk.html traditional instrument in Romania, called Bucium(similar trambita/tulnic) mostly used by shepards in the mountains, but has a lot of uses....probably the same origin
@@CyrusOfNaias the shape and dimensions of the mouthpiece, the diameter and length of pipes. With wind instruments, the sound is directly affected by the shape of the pipes. It's very different to string instruments where the sound is affected by the material you are using, because on string instruments the instrument itself vibrates to make the sound. But on wind instruments it's the air inside that vibrates to make the sound. So only the porosity of the material will affect the sound. A carnyx in brass, bronze, copper, steel or silver will make the same sound because metals have the same porosity.
