How to play notes on a Conch Shell Pt. 2

[@a3886]

hey thank you for this - i just got a big ol conch and i'd been looking for something in the way of a method. your stravinski sounds great, i'm impressed how lyrical the shell sounds, and with the dynamic contrast! a quirk of my shell you might find interesting: the open fundamental is around a D above middle C, but it seems to overblow at around the flat side of an E above that.

[@williamjhunter5714]

I have a 24" syrinx shell that sounds very deep. Do you have that shell in your series too?

[@MidGroundInertia]

I really want to learn how to play In The Back Seat by Arcade Fire on one of these.

[@DiegoDCvids]

very cool

[@wastising4111]

👍👍👍

[@kitsunejinxx5373]

do the 3rd one my mom wants to know and I writing it Because she lost hers

[@patrickfrost1]

We should hang out together some time.

[@ajcsinclair]

*Cough* Yamabushi's were recorded to play about the same range in medieval Japanese history... But yes you have excelled in Conch horn playing without the aid of a mouth piece beyond the majority of people in the world.

[@agnidas5816]

After hearing a few people play shells like bugle .. I think this is rather sad. Still better than the people who cannot even hold a note though (how they tend to play it in india ...)

[@user-vq5hh9bk2m]

Who can play shells like a trumpet?