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Yunnan Chinese Bamboo Hulusi Flute Woodwind #101 + Case + How to Play Guide
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Yunnan Chinese Bamboo Hulusi Flute Woodwind #101 + Case + How to Play Guide
Yunnan Chinese Bamboo Hulusi Flute Woodwind #101 + Case + How to Play Guide
Yunnan Chinese Bamboo Hulusi Flute Woodwind #101 + Case + How to Play Guide
Yunnan Chinese Bamboo Hulusi Flute Woodwind #101 + Case + How to Play Guide

Yunnan Chinese Bamboo Hulusi Flute Woodwind #101 + Case + How to Play Guide

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Key Features:
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* Quality Velvet-Lined Hard Case with Shoulder Strap; Ornamental Chinese Knot Included
* This basic #101 model is for causal player
* For 2 or 3 Octaves Bamboo Hulusi, look for Interact China #102 - #105 Models
* For 3 Octaves Ebony or Sandalwood Hulusi, look for Interact China #106 - #112 Models
* For 3 Octaves Ebony or Rosewood Extended Notes Hulusi, look for Interact China #113 - #114 Models
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Original Yunnan Ethnic Dai Tribe Gourd Flute Hulusi

The hulusi or cucurbit flute is a free reed wind instrument from China. It is held vertically and has three pipes which pass through a gourd wind chest.

The hulusi was originated by ethnic Dai Tribe of Southwest China, which can be dated back to Qin and Han Dynasties (221 BC to 220 AD). The sound of the original Yunnan Dai Tribe hulusi is hauntingly beautiful, fairly soft, and has a very pure, clarinet-like sound. The Dai Tribe men would play it to express their love to women, while other ethnic minorities often played the hulusi in the fields when taking a break from planting or harvesting

Although the hulusi is still predominantly performed in China, it has in recent years been adopted by European composers and performers. Rohan Leach from England, Rapheal De Cock from Belgium and Herman Witkam from the Netherlands have all taken the instrument in new directions.


* Item #: YNDAHLS101
* Wind Chest: Natural Gourd
* Flute Pipes: Phyllostachys Bamboo
* Available Keys: C
* Condition: All Brand New; Ready to Play.
* Performance: for casual player


Additional Features:
* Quality velvet-lined hard case with shoulder strap included
* Ornamental Chinese knot included


Plus a free English Learning Guide & Maintenance Tips + Fingering Chart to get you ready to play in 30 minutes!


Personalize Your Hulusi: engrave a Dragon or a Name by our experienced crafter ~ optional for $15


*** THIS IS AN ORIGINAL YUNNAN HULUSI, NOT A REPRODUCTION ***


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