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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
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The chinese traditional free reed instrument with very recognisable mellow sound.
Professional superior quality, tunable, with detachable chanter and drones. Presize tuning, great workmanship.
Recommended if you're serious about your music and the instrument.
Range one octave. Has 2 drones, both of them you can individually disable.
Comes with hardcase.
ATTENTION: not all keys available at any time. please ask for availability in your order.
Tuning E Hulusi:
Chanter: B3 - C#4 - D#4 - E4 - F#4 - G#4 - B4 - C#5
Bourdons: C#4 and G#4
Tuning Hulusi F:
Chanter: C4 - D4 - E4 - F4 - G4 - A4 - C5 - D5
Bourdons: D4 and A4
Tuning Hulusi G:
Chanter: D4 - E4 - F#4 - G4 - A4 - B4 - D5 - E5
Bourdons: E4 and B4
Tuning Hulusi C5:
Chanter: G4 - A4 - B4 - C5 - D5 - E5 - G5 - A5
Bourdons: A4 and D5
Tuning Hulusi D5:
Chanter: A4 - B4 - C#5 - D5 - E5 - F#5 - A5 - B5
Bourdons: B4 and F#5
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I live in China and I've never heard HuLuSi played as beautifully as this! Really special ...thankyou
Thats a big complement for him :) I agree! :)
uhauh!
I've heard a few people play as well, but not many. Of course I lived in Yunnan, where these originate, they became popular all over China in the last 15 years or so, but they were originally special to the Dai nationality. The Dai people mostly live in Yunnan (there are two main branches the Water dai and the Earth Dai, if memory serves, the Water Dai pretty much lived entirely in Yunnan, where as the Earth Dai occasionally moved around, so there are some in other provinces.
@@stephanginther9051 yes but the sound of this one is also different than other more round
@@stephanginther9051 I just listen a chinese pro the instument sound very different and the style of music too more calm and profound
When I went to China during spring break, I saw a gentleman playing this in Xi'an. I was amazed.
As far as I'm concerned, passion beats origin anyday.
...прекрасное завораживающее звучание, веет стариной, восточным базаром, духом вечности...
An excellent demonstration of the possibilities of this seemingly 'simple' instrument.
If only a 'pro-grade' instrument could give me 'pro-grade' skills!
Великий мастер! Просто нет слов, остается, только наслаждаться великолепной музыкой!
Waw I didn’t know the hulusi could sound so…. Entertaining !
That was beautiful. It's like a mini-bagpipe, except much more mellow. I have to wonder how this would sound applied to traditional Irish and Scottish music for some Chinese-Irish and Chinese-Scottish Fusion music potential :).
I wish I could save the audio to this and listen to it when I'm sad. truly saved me a bit today just by listening to you play!
Glad to hear that! The track with this instrument (Far&Near) is available here: nadishana.bandcamp.com/album/far-near
0:50 That's simultaneously funny and awesome.
musicien depuis toujours j'ai toujours aimé les instruments d'Asie et autres. Je fais également depuis deux ans du Hulusi et je dois dire que cet homme là est un, ''mon'', maître. C'est si impressionnant, délicat, avec une intention musicale d'une si grande grâce que l'on ne peu qu'être béat. j'admire.
Как-же это красиво...
Отличная игра. Потрясающе.
This is a rhythm & essence of another culture. I wouldn't say it is played in Hulusi simply by its sound.
this is not a rhythm
That was beautiful and very relaxing. I am glad I found this video!
i have one of these lying around in my house and i play like shit. just wanted to let you know
Same here
I just love it. I have been playing hulusi (amateur) for 1 year and did not even get to 1/10 of Nadishana level.
Nadishana is just great - dont you planning to visit Czech republic and make concert here someday?
Hi, can i make you a question ?, How you learned hulusi?
@@andrej89634 he probably self taught himself
Was this an improvisation?
I cannot find ANYWHERE on the internet about regular cleaning/maintenance for these things. I'm resorting to commenting on youtube videos.
：） do you know how to disassemble Hulusi?
@@Chineseflute Yes I do :)
Beautiful playing!
Beautiful, ty.
Großartig :-)
Wonderful！Thank you
What musical scale is your hulusi?? A-B-C-D-E thank you.
Captivating!!
Beautiful!
Excelente, adorei! Parabéns.
Amazing!! Thank you!
Buetyful music 🎶
love it! beautiful
U r genius. Magic music. :)
真好！
Sounds like Irish music at some moments
Music reveals truths in all humans, similarity is style can be found all around the globe
l'état de concentration est impressionnant...
Great!
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Dear Mr Nadishana: Amazing, how do you get to play double or triple melody on the HuLuSi? it's so nice, you are one talented musician!!!
Yeah, how you do that? 😉
Tristan Mercer Eric Mercer Do you see the metal things covering the two side pipes? When uncovered, the undertone is produced through the side pipes. At least that's how it worked on my street shop 葫芦丝, it seems like the performer here has an even fancier one :) but that is the general concept I think.
I realise you sell these! Have you ever experimented with bassier ones? I would love to purchase a professional one if i enjoy my cheap one and dont struggle with learning!
❤😊
I hate flute, but THIS is gorgeous
liked ans subscribed :-) Too cool!
哎呦 不错
do you still sell the hulusi flute
I was just practicing ' Time ' by Pink Floyd . Sounds pretty close so weird
Dear Mr. Nadishana : Can you teach me to play Chinese HU lu si
I really loved your video, i like this instrument very much, i got one reacently in china but i dont know how to clean it, i have remove the pipes but i dont know how to clean the bowl part, what can i use to clean it? im afraid of playing because of the humidity, can you help me? i'll realy appreciate it
hello, I'm playing this instrument as well, and my teacher told me normally we just need to swing it after using coz there's lots of humidity, and around every month, remove the pipe, and wash with soup liquid and dry it, everytime after using it, put it upside down, so the humidity can dry out, hope it can help you. Enojoy playing it!
Thanks a lot!
wow
Ooooh I want one. Where can you get a nice one? That is so beautiful
Thanks! You can order professional hulusi here: shop.nadishana.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage_images.tpl&product_id=147
What's the most common tuning used for this beautiful instrument?
The most common tuning is Bb
this some cool shit
I just Oder one ☝️ on eBay yesterday
00:35 sounds like some daft punk for a second there, sick.
recheck
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Bruh I’m a pro at playing the Hulusi, but I don’t know what tf your playing 😂
Seven, just ignore him -- he's just an idiot who goes around complaining about every Hulusi video....
@@TheOmninovoi you talking about me man? If you are.. I'm a female...
Idk it kinda bothered me how played it
+Naruto Kurama why?
+Naruto Kurama He seems disrespectful against the instrument and seems arrogant in this video. I don't know anything about him, a good musician but that's the vibe I got from him in this video
disrespectful and arrogant? may be you hallucinate, my friend?
nadishana has a mastery of so many instruments, yet I see a humble joyful passion..
@@keremkaragoz how do you disrespect an instrument? To be able to make its sound your own is the greatest honour and mastery there is. Limiting people to how something is 'meant to be played' only makes their playing dishonest.