Ocarina

How to play double ocarina

How to play double ocarina
  1. What is a double ocarina?
  2. What is a triple ocarina?
  3. How does a ocarina work?

What is a double ocarina?

Multichamber ocarinas are an extension of the single chamber design. ... A double ocarina has one additional chamber, which is labelled '2'. Triple ocarinas simply add another chamber next to this one. Each chamber has its own windway and voicing, and is tuned to sound a different part of the total range.

What is a triple ocarina?

The MaxRange Triple Bass Ocarina offers the widest range of any other ocarina in the world and with only three chambers. ... The ultimate ocarina for the serious player also comes complete with a detailed fingering chart, a Zelda Songbook, and Folksong for Ocarina Volume One.

How does a ocarina work?

All ocarinas work in the same basic way: a musician blows air through the mouthpiece and then the wind way of the ocarina, the air strikes the labium and produces sound, the air vibrates throughout the inside of the ocarina, and covering holes lowers pitch while uncovering holes raises the pitch.

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