My wife is Slovak and we live in Slovakia. Her father makes fujaras and plays them too. He makes them with lots of carved decorations. He goes to festivals and wears traditional costumes.
please keep making these. I am a young women from Slovakia that has moved to the US. I am looking to spread my heritage and build my owm fujara very soon. Thank you!
Dear Winne, I am looking forward to another lessons from you. I have three fujaras from my work time in Slovakia. I am retired and now I have enough time to start practise them. Besides of creativity related to any music instrument it is excellent recovery exercise for lungs during my recovery after COVID I have passed through Christmas time last year. Yours sincerely Alex
Thanks, glad they are helpfull! I am focussed on making instruments at the moment but will make time soon to do it I hope :) You can support me on my patreonpage to help me make more time to make video's - if you want. I don't want advertisements on my channel but I need income so I work in my workshop now. With more support I could make more videos :))) Cheers! www.patreon.com/mesmerizingsounds
I've been looking for an instrument to try after having played saxophone for several years. My lineage is traced back to Slovakia, and the fujara has such a beautiful sound.
Thank you so much for these videos!!! My father brought a fujara over from Slovakia to Canada (where we live now). It has been sitting in our house for over 30 years and nobody really knew how to play it. I picked it up a couple fo years ago started to learn to play it by ear. I am very happy to learn some more and improve through this series. Thank you again!
Namste sir, I am Rajveer Singh from India. Music lover and flute plaer. you are doing very. I see this type of flute first time. I like your flute sound and music, it's very nice.So amazing.
Thank you Winne. I have played alto sax for years and have wanted to add the fujara to the collection. This,along with your performance are golden. You’re awesome at what you do, thank you for your service!
Yeaaaaah Winne, how great. So happy with your lessons on the Fujara. I play the fujara flute since 2016 I got from Kees Peters from Tilburg. Longing so much for tutorials cause I could not improve myself.
This is a WONDERFUL instrument ! I felt in love with this sound years ago, without knowing which kind of instrument it was. Then I saw a video where Winne was playing... and I bought him a fujara ! I don't play every day, but every time I play, this is so magical for me: you hold the instrument close to your body, and you think like the sound is a part of yourself. I guess this is what is used here : th-cam.com/video/RUODWSb-mk4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video. Looking forward to the next Fujara videos to come. Very nice instrument! Rich sound. I wish it was mine ;-) Good luck and take care!
Hello and thank you, I have been playing didjeridu for 23 years as a hobby. I would love to learn how to play fujara. I would like to get a instrument from you unless you recommend otherwise. It seems I could get a fairly inexpensive one on Etsy locally I am here in California. But think it would be better to get one from a master like yourself. Thanks
Hello Jahru, well I guess that choice is all up to you :) if you want to discuss the options please contact me trough my website: fujaraflutes.com - thanks :)
Hi! I just ordered a Moseno flute from Peru. Is that flute technique the same way as this one you are showcasing? They look the same except they are held differently and the Moseno doesn't have the straw mouthpiece that goes into the sound pipe.
Sounds mesmerizing! :) would you recommend fujara to someone who has no experience in woodwind instruments? I'm so in love with the fujara but have doubt in myself as a player without a teacher nearby
Hi Anja, sure you could learn by yourself, I did too. I will make a couple of these online tutorials, they should help you out a lot :) skype lessons are optional as well- cheers!
Another thing : "The very fondamental" note, the loudest : I can play the G, then A - B - C, but then it's impossible for me to reach the upper notes (D E F) until the next G. Is it normal ? And also : I really like the last seconds of the video ! :D
Hello Jean -Marc, when you close all the holes you should be able to play (from the first octave so "fundamental" ) G D G B D F G A B highest notes might be difficult depending on your technique and also your fujara. , then when you use the bottom hole open and closed: G A D E G A B C and then the rest as before with holes closed so D F G A B Hah yes the ending, you might have been the first to have actually seen it hah ;-)
@@1fujara I meant when I open the hole one by one (the note which follow each other in the scale, from the loudest note "G": i can play G-A-B-C, but not D-E-F).
@@1fujara Also, I never realized the first, most-playable note was actually the octave harmonic (not the fundamental)! Cool hearing the actual fundamental though (my speakers are good!!)
I really like your video; it's great that even in a distant region like the United States, people are familiar with the Slovak traditional folk musical instrument :) If you don't mind, I'm attaching a link to my Slovak friend's channel, which also focuses on the traditional shepherd's Slovak Fujara playing. www.youtube.com/@branoblahovec
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My wife is Slovak and we live in Slovakia. Her father makes fujaras and plays them too. He makes them with lots of carved decorations. He goes to festivals and wears traditional costumes.
please keep making these. I am a young women from Slovakia that has moved to the US. I am looking to spread my heritage and build my owm fujara very soon. Thank you!
Glad it was of some help to you, hope to make the next one soon with a Slovak song! cheers
@@1fujara I am from Slovakia I love Slovak folklor ,Thnak You mr.Clement for presentation Slovak national music Tresura of all world.
Belgium guy making our traditional slovak music instrument.... crazy and awesome, i like it so much! My compliments to that!
Thank you for this video! My grandparents came from Slovakia and I really want to learn this instrument.
Legend! Just got a fujara for my birthday and your videos are an invaluable help! Thank you!
hah perfect! New one coming soon! cheers and have fun!
Dear Winne, I am looking forward to another lessons from you. I have three fujaras from my work time in Slovakia. I am retired and now I have enough time to start practise them. Besides of creativity related to any music instrument it is excellent recovery exercise for lungs during my recovery after COVID I have passed through Christmas time last year. Yours sincerely Alex
Thanks, glad they are helpfull! I am focussed on making instruments at the moment but will make time soon to do it I hope :) You can support me on my patreonpage to help me make more time to make video's - if you want. I don't want advertisements on my channel but I need income so I work in my workshop now. With more support I could make more videos :))) Cheers! www.patreon.com/mesmerizingsounds
I've been looking for an instrument to try after having played saxophone for several years. My lineage is traced back to Slovakia, and the fujara has such a beautiful sound.
Thank you so much for these videos!!! My father brought a fujara over from Slovakia to Canada (where we live now). It has been sitting in our house for over 30 years and nobody really knew how to play it. I picked it up a couple fo years ago started to learn to play it by ear. I am very happy to learn some more and improve through this series. Thank you again!
That's great to hear! More coming up!
Thank you Winne! Your explanation of the basic techniques has been extremely helpful.
Great! Glad it was of some value to you! next one coming up!
Thank you! I have been planning to make a fujara for a few months and am glad to see this.
have fun!
Thank you so much, Winne! Such a lack of good resources out there. Thank you for all you do for this beautiful instrument.
My pleasure! second one is online now too and 3d one will be next week!- cheers
Namste sir, I am Rajveer Singh from India. Music lover and flute plaer. you are doing very. I see this type of flute first time. I like your flute sound and music, it's very nice.So amazing.
Thank you Winne. I have played alto sax for years and have wanted to add the fujara to the collection. This,along with your performance are golden. You’re awesome at what you do, thank you for your service!
Hope to see more of this. This is detailed and also gives us the best techniques
To me, this a unique culture that I have ever seen before... I wish I knew more cool things like this.
Very informative!! Thank you for taking the time to make these instructional videos. Very helpful!!
my pleasure- have fun!
Thank you for putting this up. Fascinating .
Yeaaaaah Winne, how great. So happy with your lessons on the Fujara. I play the fujara flute since 2016 I got from Kees Peters from Tilburg. Longing so much for tutorials cause I could not improve myself.
Er komt nog meer aan! Veel plezier
Hey ! I Build my first flute (a Ney inspired) thanks to your passion !
Oh that's great :) the beauty of passion is that it can travel ;-)
These videos are fantastic!! Thank you so much for doing these! You are hilarious and such a great teacher!!!
Yet another amazing quality video from Winne Clement! Can't wait for my fujara from your gorgeous craftsmanship! Keep up the awesome work man 😀❤
Oh thanks, with pleasure, more will come soon!
Excellent video tutorial! Could not do it better. Great work Winne!
hah Max long time!
I had no idea…..what an incredible instrument…
What a beautiful instrument awesome 😎
:)
Great tutorial I like it a lot. Well done !!!
Thank you so much! Until tonight I didn’t even know this instrument existed!
hah!
This is amazing!
I've never heard of this instrument. Have to read about it. Thank you for the video.
This is a WONDERFUL instrument ! I felt in love with this sound years ago, without knowing which kind of instrument it was. Then I saw a video where Winne was playing... and I bought him a fujara ! I don't play every day, but every time I play, this is so magical for me: you hold the instrument close to your body, and you think like the sound is a part of yourself.
I guess this is what is used here :
th-cam.com/video/RUODWSb-mk4/w-d-xo.html
Hah glad you enjoy your fujara! :)
Thank you
THANK YOU!! PLEASE KEEP MAKING THESE!!! ♡
Fabulous information, I now need a fujara !
:)
Master Class... straight from a Master. Thanks Winne!
My pleasure! :)
Thank you for this video. Looking forward to the next Fujara videos to come.
Very nice instrument! Rich sound. I wish it was mine ;-)
Good luck and take care!
I will try to upload one in a week or so! Yes the fujara has good sound, I hope to have a better mic for the next vid to capture the sound better :)
You are my hero, continue tutorials please :)
oh glad they are of some value to you! Will make a new one soon when I get some time free!
@@1fujara Really cool! Thanks :)
AT LAAAAST ! :D I hope this is the first video of a serie ! ;)
yes, next one will be up soon!
@@1fujara YEAAAAH ! :)
Muy bueno el vídeo, gracias por compartir!!!
my pleasure!
Excellent information! Thank You!!
Very Welcome! :)
Next one will be up soon!
hey thanks! i was just thinking same thing - is there a tutorial - checked your page and bam here it is
:)
THANKS Winne.
my pleasure!
Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏
My pleasure :)
Thank you ao much
Hi Winne. Nice instruments you make. Can I ask how do you bore out such a crooked and long branch? All the best :)
Winnie, do you have a video on how to play a koncovka?
Hello and thank you,
I have been playing didjeridu for 23 years as a hobby. I would love to learn how to play fujara. I would like to get a instrument from you unless you recommend otherwise. It seems I could get a fairly inexpensive one on Etsy locally I am here in California. But think it would be better to get one from a master like yourself.
Thanks
Hello Jahru, well I guess that choice is all up to you :) if you want to discuss the options please contact me trough my website: fujaraflutes.com - thanks :)
Nice video
Bravo
Beautiful instruments, these must take much time to build, how do you hollow out your wood, or is this a secret?
no secret, I use handforged drills for this and strech the wood in a homemade device :) check my instagram @mesmerizingsounds
Great movie and explanation :-)
Thank you!
Yesss
Subbed liked big help! Thanks!
with pleasure, more coming soon :)
Hi! I just ordered a Moseno flute from Peru. Is that flute technique the same way as this one you are showcasing? They look the same except they are held differently and the Moseno doesn't have the straw mouthpiece that goes into the sound pipe.
Awsome
Sounds mesmerizing! :) would you recommend fujara to someone who has no experience in woodwind instruments? I'm so in love with the fujara but have doubt in myself as a player without a teacher nearby
Hi Anja, sure you could learn by yourself, I did too. I will make a couple of these online tutorials, they should help you out a lot :) skype lessons are optional as well- cheers!
@@1fujara Thanks a lot! :)
Just take the adventure. It is sooooo great playing this instument! You will love it
Another thing : "The very fondamental" note, the loudest : I can play the G, then A - B - C, but then it's impossible for me to reach the upper notes (D E F) until the next G. Is it normal ?
And also : I really like the last seconds of the video ! :D
Hello Jean -Marc, when you close all the holes you should be able to play (from the first octave so "fundamental" ) G D G B D F G A B highest notes might be difficult depending on your technique and also your fujara. , then when you use the bottom hole open and closed: G A D E G A B C and then the rest as before with holes closed so D F G A B
Hah yes the ending, you might have been the first to have actually seen it hah ;-)
@@1fujara I meant when I open the hole one by one (the note which follow each other in the scale, from the loudest note "G": i can play G-A-B-C, but not D-E-F).
Is it possible to play chromatically over two octaves as on a classical flute ?
Could you make a koncovka tutorial?
Hi, I made one a while back but I might upload a new and better one in the next months yes :) cheers!
What is a koncocka?
Were can I buy a good fujara for relatively small money ? (I m a student 😬)
good and cheap don't usually mix , however you can buy a decent folklore fujara in Slovakia for about about 400 euro- try Google :)
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Im.a musician
I play drums / perc and didjeridu (yidaki)
Do you make these wonderful.fujara for sale?
Yes sure it's my job :) fujaraflutes.com
@@1fujara ill look u up..
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what is thw link for your
store??
Hello
Do you make mongolian Tsuur instruments?
3:23 Hahahaha! POOOOF!!!!!
It actually was by accident at first so I thought id better make something of it hah :)
@@1fujara Always musical, informative, AND hilarious!! Thank you for this!!
@@1fujara Also, I never realized the first, most-playable note was actually the octave harmonic (not the fundamental)! Cool hearing the actual fundamental though (my speakers are good!!)
@@daleturner why change eh ;-) hahaha can't help it
Really struggling with the thumb hole, just can’t seem to keep a consistent seal on it
this instrument comes from slovakia used by shepherds
And it is mostly unknown outside slovakia. Let's change this.
I really like your video; it's great that even in a distant region like the United States, people are familiar with the Slovak traditional folk musical instrument :) If you don't mind, I'm attaching a link to my Slovak friend's channel, which also focuses on the traditional shepherd's Slovak Fujara playing. www.youtube.com/@branoblahovec
I like ! Long life :)
you too :)
how do you find a box long enough to ship lol
Hah , I mostely uses strong PVC pipes for this :))
There are some tutorials and one of them can be found here: th-cam.com/video/3NZ5_Qv07DY/w-d-xo.html
When you realized yourself as a steam train.
eh?