How to make a clay whistle, Ocarina, "kukkopilli" by hands; thetopicala

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @futurodistropico
    @futurodistropico 7 лет назад +2

    I´ve been through every video about whistle making technique and this is the better, simpler and clearer. Thanks!

  • @leslieedwardshumez685
    @leslieedwardshumez685 2 года назад

    Nice job and remembering that your grandfather taught you long ago is a lovely thought that makes your video special. Thanks!

  • @danilopavlin1089
    @danilopavlin1089 10 лет назад

    "OKARINA" ALSO IN MY COUNTRY.
    PERFECT, PERFECT, PERFECT.
    THIS SKILLS MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN!!!!!
    I WANT MORE!!!

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  10 лет назад

      Hello Danilo. Hope spring comes earlier;) and I can get back to knife making. Well, this is something good and valuable to remember, you're right. Thank you.

  • @ОльгаМатвеева-м9з
    @ОльгаМатвеева-м9з 8 лет назад +1

    It was worth watching! Found answers to the many technical questions

  • @jodiwaldrip
    @jodiwaldrip 6 лет назад

    Great video! Easy to follow-I’m excited to try!

  • @slogomary
    @slogomary 10 лет назад

    Beautiful...my thanks to you and your heritage..

  • @sergalekseev3174
    @sergalekseev3174 10 лет назад +2

    Rakas ystävä , tämä video oli yllättynyt , mutta ei järkyttynyt .Olet uskomattoman lahjakas ihminen .Sinun edut eivät rajoitu vain veitsellä ,ja se on hienoa .Voit todistaa itseään taiteen tekeminen veitsi , ja tämä ei ole yllätys .Veitset sinulta me saamme nähdä, ja ei kertaakaan .Luoda ja kehittää . Kaikki on Sinun käsissäsi .Onnea toimii . Odottaa uusia teoksia .

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  10 лет назад +1

      Thanks for your great comment in Finnish:). Google translator is amazing, maybe not quite accurate;) Thanks Serg again.

  • @ensenadorjones4224
    @ensenadorjones4224 11 месяцев назад

    Great design and atyle. I will try this.
    The background music, when you blew the whistle, made it difficult to hear the sound of the whistle.

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks and no problem your whistle sound will be perfect.

  • @SallyCrabtree1
    @SallyCrabtree1 2 года назад

    thank you for this fab video

  • @stephenlleeds
    @stephenlleeds 9 лет назад

    awesome job! I am going to try this, and make them for my kids.

  • @lindgrenfamily
    @lindgrenfamily 10 лет назад

    I was looking for how-to-make-an-ocarina, and your video turned up :)
    The rooster shape makes it a nice easter decoration too
    Our traditional lergök (ler=clay gök=cuckoo bird) looks the same
    You have a great way of combining your skills and presenting them
    As always, thanks for sharing

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  10 лет назад +1

      Hej Hans! Jag vet ju ordet "lergök."! Jag tror att en traditionel svensk lergök är lite plattare av formen en min model. Min farfar lärde mig att göra dem och han hade sin egen form. Tyvär min tid nuförtiden är ganska upptagen att göra allt jag ville göra... och jag har ingen ugn att förbränna dem heller men har dock någon ler i mitt förråd! Hoppas du trivdes med videon! Det här är bara ett sätt att göra dem.

  • @sannejohansen6213
    @sannejohansen6213 2 года назад

    Hejsa. Ville du kunne lave en hvor der er vand i så den triller når man puster i den ? Mvh. Sanne Johansen fra Danmark 🐣🍀🇩🇰

  • @lucypokrovsky7298
    @lucypokrovsky7298 Год назад

    What type of clay do you use? I would like to make whistles but having a difficult time finding good clay on Amazon.

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  Год назад

      Actually any cheramics ment clay will do if you have the chance to burn this clay after molding and drying. I believe you can ask from the respondible seller too. I have used many type of clay here in Finland. Directly from the nature (cleaned with hard job) or from the cheramics shop. Just need to know burning temperature.

    • @lucypokrovsky7298
      @lucypokrovsky7298 Год назад

      @@thetopicala Thank you so much!

  • @kaziklu79
    @kaziklu79 10 лет назад

    That's great my friend! You have a real talent for pottery :) We call it "okarina" I think.

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  10 лет назад

      Thanks Alex. Finnish Karelian old word also says Okarino.

    • @kaziklu79
      @kaziklu79 10 лет назад

      That's interesting. I wonder what's the root of this word.

  • @alydez2
    @alydez2 7 лет назад

    This is the only video showing how to make one, that you. I'm making one for class but I am having trouble producing a whistle. Do you have any recommendations?

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  7 лет назад

      alydez2 Send me email and maybe a picture or two about your work. I most propably know your 'mistake' using sticks. You find the email address from my www site thanks, Osmo

  • @sannejohansen6213
    @sannejohansen6213 2 года назад

    Hejsa. Ville du kunne lave en hvor man hælder lidt vand i og så den triller når man puster i den ? 😃Mvh. Sanne fra Danmark 🍀🐣🇩🇰

  • @יותםארבל
    @יותםארבל 10 лет назад

    realy nice !

  • @יותםארבל
    @יותםארבל 10 лет назад +1

    i made a clay pan flute that could make a pretty good sound

  • @dianewebb2689
    @dianewebb2689 7 лет назад +1

    Music does nothing to help the video...needs instructional dialogue...the why's of what you are doing.

    • @thetopicala
      @thetopicala  7 лет назад +2

      Music has nothing to do with working with the clay. It's just there and watch carefully you may learn something. :))