It's weird that when you are part of a small view count and comment number, you feel lucky to be a part of an almost secret group of people subjected to the youtube algorithm
I had to hunt for professional ocarina music like this and I'm very happy that is here but itis sad to know there are so few people that know about this
I've been playing the ocarina since 2016; I picked a $20 seedpod from Amazon (blue with little cracks in the glaze) and it sounded amazing. I played it for my Chinese World Music Class-- my presentation was on ocarinas, which are an instrument similar to the Chinese Xun. The difference between the ocarina and the Chinese Xun is that the Chinese Xun is shaped like a pot with a hole at the top and has no fipple- or mouthpiece. The ocarina has a tube-like structure called the fipple, which you put your mouth on and blow into. There are many different shapes of the ocarina, and different sonic structures-- bass, soprano, tenor. Seedpod refers to the English structure, which has four to six holes and is shaped like a "seedpod". The sweet potato variety is oblong, and the standard has anywhere between 4??? (6) to *twelve* and "ocarina" means "little goose" in Italian-- which refers to the ocarina's shape, which looks reminiscent of a sweet potato or a goose's head and neck. Sweet potato ocarinas can have multiple chambers, which extends the ocarina's range. Some ocarinas are made from ceramic, plastic, metal, and can be homemade from a variety of materials-- they can also be made from purple clay, which is special because it absorbs moisture which can make the ocarina sound better over time (taken from the STL website). The ocarina originated in Aztec culture (as little clay whistles), and were made into the sweet potato shape much later in Italy. They were also taken along by soldiers in WWI and issued in WWII as moral support. They became popular in Japan, and were introduced into mainstream American culture by the game "Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time". The Chinese Xun dates back 7,000 years ago. There you go! That's what I can remember from the presentation!
@@mirandaz1272 You're welcome! I'm glad someone benefitted from the info! That seedpod ocarina has since broke, but I play all the other ocarinas I still have!
I play the ocarina as well and I love the way it sounds with my singing bowl too. Goes good with a didgeridoo I have gotten one yet but one day. Tribal drumming is good with the ocarina as my husband drums and I use the ocarina the kids like to work with the singing bowls it's all so relaxing and just lifts ur spirits and grounds u at the same time
This put me right to sleep and i have trouble with my sleeping so i’m glad i’ve found this! the music is so enchanting and interesting it really is incredible it’s as if i can feel the notes and sound waves flowing into my ears but ever so gently. Much apparition
That song helped me to study better on a time that depression and pandemic made it feel really hard. I was approved on a really tough discipline and i think that song helped a bit. Thanks a lot :))
So, so professional, I see all the needed mood changes, ups and downs are amazingly combined, it allows to fly high but always come back I highly appreciate this work! Please, I would like to consider a donation to the artis, how?
One comment!, well i guess two now. Two comments on this video out of 3k plus viewers!!! I'm shocked!!! LET'S start a ocarina party in here before 2019 ends!!!
Just enjoy the sound and work at getting clear single notes. Nobody usually starts an instrument as a master. When I began guitar, I had a hard time at first just tuning it by myself. It was before electronic tuners and phone apps. I had a tuning fork that was an A note. I persisted despite a few broken strings and got good at it. Then came building callouses and playing clear notes. Then chords. After a year of practicing 30 minutes a day, and meeting Ed Bennett, who taught me, I got good enough to play publicly. So don't give up. Take your time. Find the little victories. Remember, it is for your fun and enjoyment.
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It's weird that when you are part of a small view count and comment number, you feel lucky to be a part of an almost secret group of people subjected to the youtube algorithm
@Stacie Wang i autoplayed :0 (from stl ocarina)
I had to hunt for professional ocarina music like this and I'm very happy that is here but itis sad to know there are so few people that know about this
True this true this
I agree
ਬੋਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ, ਇਹ ਮੈਨੂੰ ਪਹਾੜਾਂ ਦੀ ਯਾਦ ਦਿਲੰਦਾ ਹੈ
I've been playing the ocarina since 2016; I picked a $20 seedpod from Amazon (blue with little cracks in the glaze) and it sounded amazing. I played it for my Chinese World Music Class-- my presentation was on ocarinas, which are an instrument similar to the Chinese Xun. The difference between the ocarina and the Chinese Xun is that the Chinese Xun is shaped like a pot with a hole at the top and has no fipple- or mouthpiece. The ocarina has a tube-like structure called the fipple, which you put your mouth on and blow into. There are many different shapes of the ocarina, and different sonic structures-- bass, soprano, tenor. Seedpod refers to the English structure, which has four to six holes and is shaped like a "seedpod". The sweet potato variety is oblong, and the standard has anywhere between 4??? (6) to *twelve* and "ocarina" means "little goose" in Italian-- which refers to the ocarina's shape, which looks reminiscent of a sweet potato or a goose's head and neck. Sweet potato ocarinas can have multiple chambers, which extends the ocarina's range. Some ocarinas are made from ceramic, plastic, metal, and can be homemade from a variety of materials-- they can also be made from purple clay, which is special because it absorbs moisture which can make the ocarina sound better over time (taken from the STL website). The ocarina originated in Aztec culture (as little clay whistles), and were made into the sweet potato shape much later in Italy. They were also taken along by soldiers in WWI and issued in WWII as moral support. They became popular in Japan, and were introduced into mainstream American culture by the game "Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time". The Chinese Xun dates back 7,000 years ago. There you go! That's what I can remember from the presentation!
Thanks for sharing this info! I thoroughly enjoyed and learned things I didn’t know. ☺️☺️🎵
@@mirandaz1272 You're welcome! I'm glad someone benefitted from the info! That seedpod ocarina has since broke, but I play all the other ocarinas I still have!
Once again thanks for sharing this info with us man ❤
This helps me sleep every night it’s so calming and peaceful!
I play the ocarina as well and I love the way it sounds with my singing bowl too. Goes good with a didgeridoo I have gotten one yet but one day. Tribal drumming is good with the ocarina as my husband drums and I use the ocarina the kids like to work with the singing bowls it's all so relaxing and just lifts ur spirits and grounds u at the same time
what a beautiful music, I'm from 2020, May, this should have more vies and subs
The ocarina isn't a commonly used instrument. So it kinda makes sense.
Im from 2023 and it has over a billion now
I’m from 2021
Came after watching a man play an ocarina made of potatoes
Samee
I didn't even search for this but am happy I clicked. Such soothing and beautiful music.
It's too beautiful!I'm ready to scream with delight!I love this musical instrument.BRAVO!A wonderful game on it. It literally takes my breath away.
I'll listen to this while doing our embroidery project in class
This put me right to sleep and i have trouble with my sleeping so i’m glad i’ve found this! the music is so enchanting and interesting it really is incredible it’s as if i can feel the notes and sound waves flowing into my ears but ever so gently.
Much apparition
He descubierto que el viento tiene un sonido que reconforta el alma, devuelve al cuerpo su fuerza y llena de paz la tierra.
Beautiful thank you
That song helped me to study better on a time that depression and pandemic made it feel really hard. I was approved on a really tough discipline and i think that song helped a bit. Thanks a lot :))
Thanks.
I just found out what this instrument is called. I absolutely love this kind of music
I'm researching this instrument, after learning of it while watching a 1940 Charlie Chan (Dead Men Tell) movie here on TH-cam
@@remmymafia3889 Awesome!
Listening to this improved my health. So very nice.
damn consumism, now I wanna buy a ocarina, beautiful sound
This is really nice
Sooooooo beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ wow....u took my breath away along with my heart teach us to play that melody
I want to learn ocarina now..
Just played this music while pooping... 10/10 great experience
Maybe 11/10
You never know, brother
Life is exciting
I really need to get back into practice with my ocarina...
Background sound of a distant musical arts school as your walking toward the central bazaar.
This is so peaceful
So, so professional, I see all the needed mood changes, ups and downs are amazingly combined, it allows to fly high but always come back
I highly appreciate this work!
Please, I would like to consider a donation to the artis, how?
Sorry, didn't read description first
Beautiful
One comment!, well i guess two now. Two comments on this video out of 3k plus viewers!!! I'm shocked!!! LET'S start a ocarina party in here before 2019 ends!!!
RIP 2019
.......i literally got nothing to say but i'll still write something
This is such a beautiful instrument. Which all ones are you playing here?
is there anywhere i can find sheet music? Especially for Fire. but also in general
Oh Karinna +
Hello
Woo
Why did you stop making music?
Здравствуйте. В какой тональности звучит эта окарина???
The lips smacking on delay lol
Never new about this instrument i new the name of this bcs of the game township 🤣
Came here looking for the Macarena, found something better. =P
👍
It would be nice to have the tabs of these great pieces.
Well I just bought an ocarina and I don’t sound anywhere near as good ! I’ll keep trying but I am disappointed with how bad I sound!
Just enjoy the sound and work at getting clear single notes. Nobody usually starts an instrument as a master. When I began guitar, I had a hard time at first just tuning it by myself. It was before electronic tuners and phone apps. I had a tuning fork that was an A note. I persisted despite a few broken strings and got good at it. Then came building callouses and playing clear notes. Then chords. After a year of practicing 30 minutes a day, and meeting Ed Bennett, who taught me, I got good enough to play publicly. So don't give up. Take your time. Find the little victories. Remember, it is for your fun and enjoyment.