Chinese bamboo flute

I went to see a Chinese artist named Junqiao Tang playing bamboo flute. She was accompanied by the Kuopio city orchestra (don't know how to write it in English, tbh). The conductor was Guoyong Zhang.

On the first half was the flute performance and the latter half was the orchestra performing Jean Sibelius's Symphony n. 1 E-minor OP.39 (Not sure if that's how to spell it in English..)
Sibelius is a Finnish composer who lived in the past, made several masterpieces including Finlandia -hymn.

Both were absolutely adorable, worth every cent I paid. If you ever have a chance to see similar, I strongly recommend to take the opportunity.

nice

Maybe I will!

Ocarina's rule... I'm gonna buy one MAYBE! very maybe... cause I'm getting a new trumpet too...

Daryo's trumpet?

I was going to buy a ocarina too to learn song of time

Storm wrote:I was going to buy a ocarina too to learn song of time

Would be cool, I've considered purchasing a Zelda -ocarina myself.

Anyway this is not the kind of ocarina the artist was playing. It looked like a normal flute, the one that's held in a horizontal position. It just had different looks and sound.
I don't know if you get what I mean. xD

There is this iPhone ocarina thing.

I think the developer is Smule >>

Looks like a interesting piece of software for the iphone though

Chinese bamboo flute.
It's quiet the same as a normal flute, but it's made of wood. And it doesn't have valves, but holes. That makes the tone soo clean.
In our marchinband, we have flutes too. Two of them are Piccolo's and they are mostly made of wood also. They sound awesome.