Audios
Pơ Ro Yan Ba Dum (Congratulate the ripen rice in October) -Solo of the Ala flute
| Description | Ala flute is an aerophonic instrument, free-vibrated reed branch. Ala flute is made of a hornless bamboo section with two open ends, fifty centimeters in length and two centimeters in diameter. A small hole is pierced at one end to attach a rectangular box with reed. Three pressing holes in a straight line but slanted an angle of 90˚ toward the box with reed are pierced at the other end. Ala flute is played in daily activities and usually played as solo or to accompany love-exchange singing. In performance, the players hold the full reed part in his/her mouth. Different from the aerophonic instruments, players inhale to play ala flute. When inhaling, the thumb of the right hand is used to open and cover one end of the sections, the fingers of the left hand are used to press the three pressing holes as playing common flutes. The ambitus of the ala flute is an octave. | ||
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| Manage No | AI00000273 | ||
| Country | Vietnam | ||
| Audio Performer | Y Bâng | Year | 1997 |
| Place | File Size | 1.94 | |
| Definition | File Format | MP3 | |
| Copyright | - | ||