How To Make A Traditional Willow Whistle/ Flute - DIY Seljefloyte - Overtone Flute

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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024

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  • @PWL1371
    @PWL1371 3 года назад +21

    Seeing this video reminded me of my grandmother who use to make smaller whistles for us in the 70s with Willow here in the States . Thank you for keeping a old tradition alive .

  • @Eugensson
    @Eugensson 5 месяцев назад +2

    Het klinkt als een mooie project om met de kinderen samen te maken! Bedankt!

  • @kebman
    @kebman Месяц назад

    This sound permeates the Norwegian folk music. Thank you for this tutorial!

  • @linuscarlson1054
    @linuscarlson1054 Год назад +2

    That's the best tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you!

  • @normanfreund
    @normanfreund 3 года назад +5

    The magic of an ephemeral music instrument.

  • @backyardforge5568
    @backyardforge5568 3 года назад +7

    Thank you, I have been making these for a few years now, but some worked and some not, it seemed magic, but I can make one in like just 3 to 4 minutes, cause I have failed so many. Your explanation about how the soundhole and the airflow makes so much sense, I will try it first thing in the morning. Maybe this years season is saved😁

  • @dejansmalcelj
    @dejansmalcelj 6 лет назад +7

    Awesome!!! Shepards were quite smart, thx for this video 😀

  • @guitfidle
    @guitfidle 4 года назад +2

    Fun video, thanks for sharing! My cats especially liked the rooster noises in the background 😁

  • @dianal.1279
    @dianal.1279 2 года назад

    This is a wonderful project for vacation.

  • @netyr4554
    @netyr4554 6 лет назад +2

    Well yours certainly sounds better than mine did, I am happy that you have made a video on it, with your guidance I am getting a better understanding of how to improve my next one.Hitting the bark all over really helps to get it off, this morning I tried it on a 2cm diameter piece and slid bark off intact. I am going to let it dry out (with some paper stuffed in the ends so it stays round) to see if I can make a more long lasting flute.

  • @jamesgrellier4750
    @jamesgrellier4750 Год назад

    Thank you Winne. I'm looking forward to making one!

  • @InnerWrapStudio
    @InnerWrapStudio 6 лет назад +28

    Wow! Magical bark removal. I always wish I was there making these too....love the process. Can the bark be slip off of other woods too?

    • @TheDaviecoyle
      @TheDaviecoyle 5 лет назад +4

      Ive manged small whistles with hazel

    • @forestweston5055
      @forestweston5055 3 года назад

      populus species work well, too (aspens, cottonwood, balsam poplar).

    • @ChosenTripster01
      @ChosenTripster01 2 года назад

      would probably work with any supple wood that has a "smooth" bark like the willow if the bark is too hard or brittle it would just crack and break when you were beating it loose from the branch

  • @Tilaummakossa
    @Tilaummakossa 3 года назад +5

    Fantástico, parece que foi uma aula de um viajante medieval que para alegra-se constrói flautas com o material que a natureza oferece. Show!!!

  • @CCVlogs-wc8kp
    @CCVlogs-wc8kp 3 года назад +2

    So brilliant! I am going to try this in the spring ... on an island in Western Canada! Thanks for the instruction.

  • @arvedbohn6133
    @arvedbohn6133 5 лет назад +22

    That moment when he pulls off the bark - blew my mind! Thanks for this video, gotta try it myself - I love the sound of overtone flutes! Got a question though: Is there a way to change the pitch of the flute, for example if it's in C but I want it to play a D as the lowest note? Just cut it off until my tuner shows a D?

    • @truskoysusaventuras
      @truskoysusaventuras 4 года назад

      I would guess that's how you do it, with baby steps as he said

  • @ikaroshalloumi1902
    @ikaroshalloumi1902 5 лет назад +3

    Beautiful piece of work, entertainement and culture.
    I just discovered you and I’m enjoying your wisdom so much.
    Thank you for sharing it.
    Love from Andalucía in Spain.

  • @yiorkos4812
    @yiorkos4812 2 года назад

    woooow!!! you just have blown my mind!!

  • @pizzamozzarella5781
    @pizzamozzarella5781 9 месяцев назад

    I love how it sounds. Also it seems like I can do one myself. I'll definitely try this spring! I can't play flute or any instrument at all but it's never late to learn

  • @dieDilettanten
    @dieDilettanten 4 года назад +7

    You are filling up my to do list! :D

  • @TiTi-vo7qn
    @TiTi-vo7qn 4 года назад +12

    sad to see you got hurt . rooster's sound brings me back to childhood

  • @lennylink8772
    @lennylink8772 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you.

  • @simonjeppsforever
    @simonjeppsforever 3 года назад +2

    That is AMAZING!

  • @hendrikvandertuin4829
    @hendrikvandertuin4829 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great!

  • @zivauri
    @zivauri Год назад

    Hey, it works! So fun...

  • @Beretto1991
    @Beretto1991 6 лет назад +2

    I'm so glad I came across your channel. Great content.. I'm going to try and make one koncovka myself

  • @blesseins4658
    @blesseins4658 6 лет назад

    Thanks for sharing this great magic skill to play and realize ourselves ...!

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  4 года назад

      my pleasure! I am working on new concent. If you want you can help me by support new video making here! www.patreon.com/mesmerizingsounds Feel free! cheers

  • @sean_2719
    @sean_2719 5 лет назад +1

    lovely melody

  • @runs_through_the_forest
    @runs_through_the_forest 4 года назад +1

    morgen probeer ik deze eens.. dacht even dat ik te laat was maar de upload datum komt mooi uit..
    thanks for this great tutorial, if i screw up next try will be a pvc one :p and what amazing instruments you make and play, keep at it!!!

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  4 года назад

      Hah zal ik doen!

  • @asilvestrandome
    @asilvestrandome 4 года назад +1

    Sounds great

  • @KovierKow
    @KovierKow 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for this

  • @jaroslavcech225
    @jaroslavcech225 4 года назад +1

    dude this is so cool, thanks!

  • @mjade1673
    @mjade1673 4 года назад +1

    Fantastic!!😍👏😃thankyou

  • @williamchang3748
    @williamchang3748 4 года назад +1

    This is what we do as children, Now I see that this is a worldwide thing , sadly that children today don't really do the same thing and have the same fun

  • @Blustercastr
    @Blustercastr 4 года назад +1

    Awesome!

  • @csababornemissza6926
    @csababornemissza6926 5 лет назад +1

    Great tutorial, thanks!!!

  • @Elasciapurgrattar
    @Elasciapurgrattar 3 года назад

    Fascinating!

  • @naais3758
    @naais3758 2 года назад

    waw, zalig! Hier was ik al zo lang naar op zoek

  • @beantownbushcraft
    @beantownbushcraft 2 года назад

    Very Cool 😙 🌬️🎶 Man, That's My Whistle face.☘️

  • @pascal-bobrollin1086
    @pascal-bobrollin1086 6 лет назад

    Ça y est, j'ai tout compris!!! Merci!

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  4 года назад

      my pleasure! I am working on new concent. If you want you can help me by support new video making here! www.patreon.com/mesmerizingsounds Feel free! cheers

  • @zezebo7
    @zezebo7 2 года назад

    Nice, is there other kind of trees is usefui for

  • @seller559
    @seller559 6 лет назад +1

    Brilliant. Well done. 👍

  • @PapiBauby
    @PapiBauby 5 лет назад +3

    I wonder, will this work if i use bamboo?
    I want to copy this Willow Bark " Embouchure" method, and use it with a bamboo.

    • @taranmehta6356
      @taranmehta6356 5 лет назад

      Juan Iribarren there is a bamboo video buy a guy on RUclips. He does it with a Swiss Army knife

    • @PapiBauby
      @PapiBauby 5 лет назад

      @@taranmehta6356 Amazing i am currently watching many videos and reading books, bamboos tend to splinter alot, and are very resistant, its nice to know that it's possible to use this embouchure, an important factor would be the length and width of the flute, they will determine the frequency and possible sounds. thank you

    • @SlinkyDrinky
      @SlinkyDrinky 5 лет назад

      I want to do it with bamboo aswell!
      hey, did you have any success?

  • @Bezio.
    @Bezio. 6 лет назад +2

    It's very cool!)

  • @cjvideos1507
    @cjvideos1507 4 года назад +1

    i love the vid

  • @inisus
    @inisus 6 лет назад

    Mooi werk Winne.

  • @groundcrew9066
    @groundcrew9066 6 лет назад +1

    fun

  • @vallikencorvuskane4556
    @vallikencorvuskane4556 6 лет назад

    Thumbs up! That was great... : )

  • @JungJingymay2010
    @JungJingymay2010 3 года назад

    Thank you very much.
    If you video tape how you blow the mouth piece, this video will be perfect!!
    I do not know how you blow the air.

  • @NicholasKonradsen
    @NicholasKonradsen 4 года назад +1

    is it possible to make one like this without it being made from willow? is it possible to construct the same fipple type mechanism from wood? i've wanted to make flutes for a long time. i make european bagpipes with a single reed but want to try a flute

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  4 года назад +1

      sure I make these in solid wood as well :))

  • @mwellmwell
    @mwellmwell 5 лет назад +2

    I would love to learn how to make one from bamboo

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  5 лет назад

      just go for it!

  • @陳柏廷-u5p
    @陳柏廷-u5p 2 года назад

    Hi, this is very cool, is there any extra holes on the flute? or is it totally controlled by the finger closing the other end?

  • @marklammas2465
    @marklammas2465 2 года назад

    I think that owl or whatever it is in the background has already made his whistle!

  • @arturkubac
    @arturkubac 3 года назад

    my grand father show me the same (southern Poland), but the flute was cut perpendiculary and one blows not from a side but directly, like in commercial flute bougth in shop.

    • @Eugensson
      @Eugensson 5 месяцев назад

      In Slovakia such flutes are called "koncovka", for obvious reasons.

  • @kaicartwright9983
    @kaicartwright9983 3 года назад

    So cool! Even after hitting it quite hard though I find it very hard to remove the bark, do you have any advice?:)

    • @backyardforge5568
      @backyardforge5568 3 года назад

      You can also loosen the bark a bit by bendin the stick over your knee, that will help

    • @peterbonucci9661
      @peterbonucci9661 Год назад

      Hold it between your hands the narrow way. Quickly slide your hands back and forth to spin the stick like a drill. Use pressure.
      The idea is to spread any place where the bark and wood have separated around under the bark.
      That's how my Dad taught me.
      I hope this helps.

  • @LegacyOfHill
    @LegacyOfHill 5 лет назад +1

    Hi Winne,
    new subscriber here. I was wondering if you could ever make a video on how you hollow out a wood/branch. Or do you split the wood in two and glue it afterwards? A few words would be helpful as well.

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  5 лет назад

      check out my instagram for a video : @mesmerizingsounds

  • @griffindevoy8539
    @griffindevoy8539 3 года назад

    Do you know if Weeping Willow works the same for this as White Willow? There are a few weeping willows near me, but I live in North America.

  • @aurelienyonrac
    @aurelienyonrac 2 года назад

    Does it dries well. Or does it break?
    Really cool trick and well explained.
    And amazing song

  • @sondregrimsby4206
    @sondregrimsby4206 4 года назад

    My man said “lick the wood” lol 3:00

  • @andrericardos6554
    @andrericardos6554 6 лет назад +3

    This knife is good, I'm from Brazil, and I think this tree is call "Salgueiro" here.

    • @kontryhel_tv
      @kontryhel_tv 4 года назад +1

      Fiquei curioso sobre qual espécie de árvore nativa do Brasil seria ideal pra conseguir essa técnica...

    • @kontryhel_tv
      @kontryhel_tv 4 года назад

      Mas essa madeira que o cara usou é o salgueiro mesmo, que é a árvore típica de Europa.

  • @haitmtv3191
    @haitmtv3191 3 года назад

    Wow, what is this flute called?

  • @SLAVIC.761
    @SLAVIC.761 6 лет назад +2

    in Poland it is called "fujarka Postna" it is an ancient folk instrument of Polish. Highlander music in Poland is based on the scale of this instrument, it is a pity that you did not put the Polish name.

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  6 лет назад

      Thanks for the info! Did not know the Polish name and use :)

    • @Lordveine
      @Lordveine 6 лет назад

      Colombian swede here :)
      We made these as kids but i forgotten how to make it. Some kindergsrden teacher thought me !
      But one i instrument you should try to make is Näverlur ;)

    • @florinbaiduc
      @florinbaiduc 5 лет назад

      You can be sure all folks living where willows were have invented the same instrument and process. ;) .

  • @kellanpartycats
    @kellanpartycats Год назад

    does it have to be willow or does any wood work

  • @BobNevins420
    @BobNevins420 4 года назад +1

    I’m curious what species of willow one can use.

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  3 года назад +1

      all species with smooth branches and not to many side branches or knots

  • @hludovicus4478
    @hludovicus4478 4 года назад +1

    You said that when the bark dried the flute stop working, but what if I put oil on it ?

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  4 года назад +2

      the flute stops working because the bark will shrink. oil won't stop it from doing that. you could keep it moist if you want to play it longer

    • @hludovicus4478
      @hludovicus4478 4 года назад

      @@1fujara Ok. Thank you very much.

  • @BellXllebMusic
    @BellXllebMusic Год назад

    Is there no way to preserve the flute? I guess it's best to make from PVC if not

  • @pingui8433
    @pingui8433 3 года назад

    can i make this out of a bamboo

  • @NrgaardBording
    @NrgaardBording Год назад

    Hi.
    I tried this. But the tune is very high and only present when I put my finger on the tube. What's the error?

  • @Dan-qu8qs
    @Dan-qu8qs 5 лет назад +1

    That's amazing. Love it but how does the sound change?

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  5 лет назад +1

      The sound is gone after 1 or 2 days when the bark shrinks

    • @Dan-qu8qs
      @Dan-qu8qs 5 лет назад

      You made nice sounds, but how?

    • @thatoneperson3762
      @thatoneperson3762 4 года назад +1

      @@Dan-qu8qs you might havr found the answer by now, but to make different tones, you vary the strength of your blow. there might be a bietter way to explain it, but just trying things out might work best, if all else fails

    • @bohalad3857
      @bohalad3857 7 месяцев назад

      ​@1fujara you just put it in water, thsts where the saying, wet your whistle comes from. It swells it back up to use again

  • @Keelsman
    @Keelsman 2 года назад

    🤯🤘

  • @linuscarlson1054
    @linuscarlson1054 Год назад

    But how do you play so many different notes? I see the finger tapping but I'm just managing to make two different notes

  • @ioanniskopadis5342
    @ioanniskopadis5342 4 года назад +1

    How much do you sell that?

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  4 года назад +2

      I don't sell these, they only work for a day or two when made of bark :) I sell them made out of wood though: fujaraflutes.com

  • @plainsightcopyrightfreemus131
    @plainsightcopyrightfreemus131 6 лет назад +31

    'Gently insert it' is the worst pillow talk ever.

    • @toastyghosty8087
      @toastyghosty8087 6 лет назад +6

      lick... the wood

    • @skitlus335
      @skitlus335 5 лет назад +13

      But pretty good willow talk.

    • @thekito4623
      @thekito4623 4 года назад +1

      Its willow talk xD

    • @zebanon5
      @zebanon5 4 года назад +2

      It gets hotter when he talks about being able to move it back and forth 1-2 millimetres. Sploosh.

  • @malahamavet
    @malahamavet 5 лет назад +2

    Romanian shepards do something similar

    • @malahamavet
      @malahamavet 5 лет назад +1

      @@4monkees244 shall, the most common is called fluier. It's a whistle, even the name means whistle. It has 6 holes like the Irish ones but they are
      Always made out of wood and has local patterns for decoration.
      This one in the video with just one hole is called tilinca and is basicly the same thing as the one in the video.
      😁

  • @robbysaputra7253
    @robbysaputra7253 6 лет назад +12

    be careful with nife

    • @1fujara
      @1fujara  6 лет назад +4

      hahah sure always , but sometimes one gets cut .... :-)

    • @sebastianzaczek
      @sebastianzaczek 6 лет назад +4

      *sponsored by ketchup*

  • @michaelbarney1951
    @michaelbarney1951 3 года назад

    Can you tell me exactly what species of willow you use to do this with?? (A latin name would be helpful.)

    • @peterbonucci9661
      @peterbonucci9661 Год назад

      There isn't a particular type. I've done it with birch too. You just need smooth bark that can come off of the branch. Do it when the sap is running.

  • @milvusotis
    @milvusotis 3 года назад +1

    Winne many thanks. My father did it for me very often when we were in the woods. Shame on me I have made no one for my sons.
    Hey, fathers don't forget as I did!

  • @dirk2518
    @dirk2518 Год назад

    Bast verwijderen lukt me niet. Misschien nog te vroeg in het seizoen?

    • @peterbonucci9661
      @peterbonucci9661 Год назад

      Try it when the first leaves grow in the spring or after a good rain.

  • @RockyRae0718
    @RockyRae0718 Год назад

    Standing in a massive patch of stinging nettles 😂😂

  • @raviv4448
    @raviv4448 5 лет назад

    No willows were harmed in the making of thiis video

  • @thekito4623
    @thekito4623 4 года назад +9

    Human: carefully cutting with dangerous sharp knife. Trying hard to not cut away too much or cut fingers...
    Fly: its free realestate

  •  6 лет назад +1

    b o s s

  • @warchildodin
    @warchildodin Год назад

    If you lick the willow at least your headach will go away. 😀

  • @PapiBauby
    @PapiBauby 5 лет назад

    Or maybe i should just find a nice Tree branch/ Willow bark... grrr.....

    • @thekito4623
      @thekito4623 4 года назад +1

      Theres plenty of sticks on the tree!
      Youll find the right one for you!
      Just trust and you will meet each other!