OCARINA - Musical Instruments aboriginess and ethnic

OCARINA OF THE BAMBOO
Although the instrument was originally made of clay or ceramics as they were built on the Bolivian or Peruvian highlands, these ocarinas have a similar sound.
At the front there are 6 holes which cover 3 and 3 with each hand, leaving at the back 2 holes to be covered by the thumbs of both hands. To achieve a musical scale, the fingers should be progressively uncovered from the bottom upwards starting first by the three holes of the right hand, then the remaining 3 of the left and finally the back holes. The sound is achieved by gently blowing the small piece of bamboo. His record is one octave and one note. Do - Re - Mi - Fa - Sol - La - Si - Do - Re.
It is a very simple musical instrument to play and to quickly build typical melodies.