Відео

ננח ❤

אומנות!!❤

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ניפלא מאוד!!!

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Woah 🤩

Fico feliz e inspirado com sua história de vida. ב"ה

I need to go oil my traverso!❤

Beautiful, gorgeous traversos, Ariel.🎉🎉🎉

Ariel, I'm wondering if you might be able to help me. I recently had my antique traverso c 1800 repaired. It needs a crown. Would you be able to make one for me or advise where I might have one made.❤

Cocobolo sem dúvida, o traverso soou muito mais bonito e definido

G'd bless you.

You know that lead white is very toxic, right?

Amzing drawing, keep up the good work

Let me show holl picture please

Hello bro how you holding this Type of tool in tail stock

Hello..do you sell flutes? Pls let me know from where to buy ur flute

Hello do u sell flutes?

Do you make them ?

מהמם!

מרגש בטרוף ❤

מהמם❤

מרגש ומיוחד. כל הכבוד ❤

The deeply personal story of Rabbi Ariel moved me profoundly. His father’s request for a Baroque flute led him, as a young man, on a journey to Germany to learn from a renowned master. Since then, he has been crafting Baroque flutes, primarily from olive trees grown in and around Jerusalem. His devotion to his craft and a lifetime of dedication have left an indelible impression on me. I must acknowledge his meticulous craftsmanship, though, as an old amateur recorder player who only began making music later in life, I am not fully equipped to appreciate the fine distinctions of his instruments. I was particularly struck by his innovative technique of drilling tone holes sideways for the ring finger-a challenging task, no doubt-yet one that offers greater ease in playing. Additionally, I learned that he creates specialized head joints, based on early to late Baroque principles, which can be fitted onto Boehm flutes, transforming their timbre into something more muted and sweet. Kudos to Rabbi Ariel for his artistry and devotion! His instruments reflect not just technical skill but a deep reverence for tradition and a heart open to spiritual expression through music.

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Do you make low whistles as well

This gives us a lot of inspiration. Thank you very much. By: Yeshayah

Thank you very much for this teaching. Tov Meod!

Amazing

Ariel the flutes are so beautiful, and they sound so magnificent. Thank you for posting

מדהים😊

This is SO BEAUTIFUL 🤩😍🤩❤❤❤You did an amazing 😁

Bravo. The only reason for the holes to be in a straight line is aesthetics. Why not place to holes where the fingers naturally fall? Would it be so bad if the holes weren't in a straight line?

Why did you make the joint thicker? That will make the hole longer and therefore the note will be flatter. I would have expected that the joint would have to be thinner so that the hole would be the same length as originally. On reflection the hole on the outside and on the inside where it meets the bore will not be round but elongated. Dos the hole have to be longer to compensate for that? Or is it all just empirical and based on experience? I guess bassoon makers would know all about how this works.

I love these flutes.

מושלם

מגניב

And so, oblique fingerholes a la bassoon/dulcian style?

אשמח לתלות על קיר בסלון, מושלם!

מהמם

אלוף❤

Where we get this type of flute in India

Beautiful, thank you for posting. So looking forward to receiving my flute!

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מוּשׁלָם

מדהים !! זכינו !!♥️

Wow amazing work of art!

Absolutely fabulous story and flute. Thank you.

Great work!