Erik the Flutemaker Deep D Egyptian Whistle in Carbon Fiber
Erik the Flutemaker's Deep Egyptian Whistle has an ancient, theatrical presence that drops you into a forgotten time and seems to rewire the brain. This 58 cm long whistle is great for meditating, for improvising and for dramatic effect in storytelling.
How to play this whistle?
- Blow into the mouthpiece at the end of the flute
- It's very easy, just like blowing a recorder
- It doesn't require a lot of air, although slightly more than most whistles
- The whistle is played in front of you, it's comfortable to hold
- It's suited for medium and large hand sizes
The musical possibilities
- Anything you play will sound very eastern / egyptian
- That's because of the intervals between the notes
- The flute has a reach of 2 octaves
Trivia for the ones that know music theory:
- This flute allows you to play the following intervals in two octaves:
- Root, major third, perfect fourth, perfect fifth, minor sixth
- Also known as 1, 3, 4, 5, b6
