i know some people shy away from mixing video games into historical events but i personally would say zelda ocarina of time was one of the bigger promoters for the ocarina and i personally believe it still is due to the game being such a iconic figure in pop culture and this is actually how i came to know of the ocarina
I think this video should have included zelda Ocarina of time. I find it amazing how so many people know about the Ocarina from a game and how its continued its history.
Congratulations on your beautiful and in-depth research on the ocarina. I live near Budrio in the province of Bologna, right where the classic ocarina was invented in the shape of a headless goose, by Giuseppe Donati, in fact ocarina in Italian, means small goose. Thanks for sharing, bravo!
Thank you for this video! I had never been able to find much about the origin of the multichamber ocarina, so finding this information here was really cool. It's also so awesome that someone out there is helping to present ocarina information accurately, since so many people do little research and get confused about the different types😊
Wow! Fascinating video. I play recorder and am learning tabor pipe and tin whistle, so this is one member of the fipple flute family I had the least knowledge of. Thanks
Thanks! This one is a vintage Prima alto C from the 1970s - about 50 years old now. It is no longer available, but there are still modern versions of the instrument under the brand name Aketa.
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i know some people shy away from mixing video games into historical events but i personally would say zelda ocarina of time was one of the bigger promoters for the ocarina and i personally believe it still is due to the game being such a iconic figure in pop culture and this is actually how i came to know of the ocarina
What a great video
Thank you!
amazing history!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think this video should have included zelda Ocarina of time. I find it amazing how so many people know about the Ocarina from a game and how its continued its history.
Congratulations on your beautiful and in-depth research on the ocarina. I live near Budrio in the province of Bologna, right where the classic ocarina was invented in the shape of a headless goose, by Giuseppe Donati, in fact ocarina in Italian, means small goose. Thanks for sharing, bravo!
Thank you for watching! I wish to visit Budrio one day. It must be nice to see it in person!
This was very insightful! I enjoy playing the ocarina so much, it’s meet to see it’s origin and development. Thank you !
I am glad you learned from it! Thank you for tuning in :D
Thank you for this video! I had never been able to find much about the origin of the multichamber ocarina, so finding this information here was really cool. It's also so awesome that someone out there is helping to present ocarina information accurately, since so many people do little research and get confused about the different types😊
Thank you for tuning in! I am glad you appreciate it :)
Beautiful video. Many thanks from Italy!🎵🎶👍
Thank you for tuning in! Glad you liked it 😁
Very interesting, thank you!
Amazing video! It's great to see such an in depth look on ocarina history
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Thank you for this video :)
Thanks for tuning in!
Beautiful! Thank you! Looking forward to the next episode! ✨🌿
Thank you! I am working on it!
Wow! Fascinating video. I play recorder and am learning tabor pipe and tin whistle, so this is one member of the fipple flute family I had the least knowledge of. Thanks
Thanks for tuning in! I'm glad you enjoyed this one :D
Where can i get the ocarina you used in the video? It sounds wonderful
Thanks! This one is a vintage Prima alto C from the 1970s - about 50 years old now. It is no longer available, but there are still modern versions of the instrument under the brand name Aketa.
@@ReybenKimWoodwinds thank you for the info and thank you for sharing your talents with us!
Thank you so much for this video!
Thank YOU for watching!
Plz do more music archeology
More to come!
Oh my gosh, I didn’t know that Americans played ocarinas during WWI! That’s so awesome! :D
One of my favorites tidbits of ocarina history! If it werent for that, the 12 hole style may have not been developed in Asia :)
Great video, well explained, learned a lot.
Thanks hot guy
Don’t forget to gift cards to Mexico because the double and triple Chambers come from Mexico first not from some European guy
I mentioned that the oldest examples of ocarinas are mesoamerican - encompassing what is modern day Mexico :D
@@ReybenKimWoodwinds yes you did and all I’m doing is restating it, supporting your comment