Fujara Solo by Nadishana

[@woptiomko]

Nice to see someone not from Slovakia to play this fabulous instrument, nice job! Nieje to ničenie tradícií, je to forma, akou dokáže tento nástroj priblížiť mladším ľuďom mimo Slovenska, taktiež ľuďom, ktorí nepočúvajú slovenské ľudovky. :)

[@ibnfahlan]

kreativne...skoda, ze nas prezentuju ini ako my sami seba..

[@ausraj9733]

After the music I have found several national artists playing this instrument. I can say, that the singer has led me to an interest in works of Slovak artists... :)

[@DaveNorwoods]

fantastic, i love it so much. i never saw or heard of this instrument being a musician for 40 years. thanks for sharing

[@tristanmercer5312]

What a beautiful sound this instrument makes. Thumbs up Congratulations to you Mr Nadishana. All the best Tristan

[@ismellsickness]

One of my favourite tubes on KZbin

[@milanko180]

Nadishana, do not care about stupids. There are lots of people who like what you are doing. I share your opinion - it is a great instrument and you do a great job. Even for us Slovaks to promote this great element of our tradition...

[@maxbrumbergflutes]

i am happy that there exist people who try to approach the sounds of the fujara from a new side! When i was in detva on the folklore festival I got bored by the slowak players. i know the musik since many years and they are very good musicians, the fujara is an instrument that is hard to play if you want to play proper melodies. But there is nothing new, people stay blocked in their traditions and young musicians with new ideas and young instumentmakers are simply put to the side as soon as

[@sledgehammeroftruth]

Coool, like a massage to my brain!

[@TheArrycool]

When the phrases and notes end, it feels like didgeridoo but then you play subtly the other parts, it's beautiful. It reminds me of music that I heard when I went to Shantiniketan. I am glad I found this and thanks for sharing.

[@KAOTSOUKI]

Goosebumps

[@jogiyo2002]

Fantastic

[@MrSeday]

I am a Slovak myself and I feel really ashamed of those negative comments. It's like comments from people of third world countries who dont have much to be proud of and have nothing to do all day except to talk shit on the internet. I actually think that you've done a great job and I feel honored that you take interest in our little forgotten country (even from the musical point of view).

[@robertovazquez2047]

Váš komentár o treťom svete ukazuje ignoranciu. Na druhú stranu, môžete nájsť idiotov všade.

[@Sk8SaM47]

National instrument of my country! Slovakia ftw!

[@Turbo852]

Very cool instrument!

[@wunderbaer58]

outstanding! amazing sound of a great master...

[@robertovazquez2047]

Congratulations from Argentina.

[@BeatNick13]

wow, that's beautiful. I'm gonna go make one

[@holmikor]

Wow, this is shocking! I was just looking up, what kind of floots I am gonna get when I get back to Hungary, and I've found this miraculous sound from Slovakia... Never knew about it's existence! Thanks for sharing!!

[@Nanouk67]

Magnifique bravo!

[@ausraj9733]

Then I wanted to found something about Slovakia, culture, people... I find that FUJARA is original instrument in the world and it is from Slovakia mountains... and I found this music 3 years ago. I am listing this often and thinking about Slovakia and miss this country to see in real. I think it will be. :) Thank to Nadishana. This music is fantastic.

[@overtoner]

extraordinary....thank You!

[@jamietindle9679]

Hell yeah man!!

[@nadishana]

thanks for kind words! yes it's possible to cicular breath with it.

[@ВиталийТергалинский]

Cool

[@EREMITEHENRICHPILCH]

super

[@ColossusSvk]

It warms my heart that people interested in this kind of culture still exist. Very good job, nice music indeed and greetings from Slovakia

[@nadishana]

1) I appreciate your choice to be in deep sadness for non-existent reasons, my friend. And if you ever feel you want to get out of it, i have a solution, it's very easy. Yes, I have great respect for real Slovak masters who produce or play fujara, but they are not here wasting their time complaining in a comments. For those people who do i just feel sorry, they're acting against their cultural heritage.

[@aylaurora]

tremendo musico!!! gracias Salud!!

[@izkayden]

New comment. It has a mystical voice like "ney" :)

[@nadishana]

please click the link in the description and make an order for the futujara.

[@holmikor]

Anyway, my friend from Gyetva - I recognize this random noise as fulfilling and as music. (You really need to focus on some fixed idea not to recognize that.)Listen to it once more, maybe you will experience freedom connecting the past of traditions with the courage of experimenting opening up the future. Don't give up! It might show you something that does not compete with tradition. Besides if it's a plastic piece of junk than it's not a fujara, right? Then why worry? Good luck and peace!

[@nadishana]

Yes, you're right. I guess this is just different instrument then a wooden one. It's much easier to hold and to play fast rhythmic variations

[@Bhagawann]

fujara is pure slovak instrument!

[@maskstudio123]

Hey thanks alot I think if the cost of the Futujara is in my budget so I will love to have one

[@BELBOG666]

Z väčšiny prototypov sa stane finálny výrobok.Hlavne ak jeho cena je oveľa nižšia ako originál.

[@baze3SC]

Kudos to you :)

[@311DUDO]

Náš hudobný nástroj Slovákov.Volá sa Fujara

[@Emmasele]

wwwwwooooooooooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! me encantooooooo!!!!!

[@pandasensounet4153]

14 years man ! I know you with rav or handpan !! ^^ I search this instruments do you cross that with handpan ?

[@baki1931]

Bu nasıl bir şey arkadaş 😊

[@eduardomiranda7631]

I need measurmemt Haw long diametro y disyance of holes and drill diametro gracias mexico O si alguien sabe medidas me las puede enviar Gracias

[@maxbrumbergflutes]

(second part) they try to make something new. i felt sad about this.Nadishana is one of the musicians who tries to find new ways and sounds and slowak people should be thankfull that he does this job ...and he is a great musician, when he recorded this he had played the instrument for a couple of days.. i know that because i gave the instrument to him!

[@suimeikai]

did you make this fujara yourself? this is gorgeous. thanks for sharing your instruments...

[@ruicamacho1659]

Fantástic son. Ilha da Madeira

[@maskstudio123]

sir I need to buy a PVC futujara I am from India and I have been listning t u alot wow u are great can I know the cost plz and If u can make a PVC futujara it will be great fr me.I have 2 recorder flutes and I love Flutes as well

[@patrickkoh1056]

Great video. Never seen this before. Very traditional, like the Australian Digeridoo and MiddleEast/Indian flute combined. Haunting music.

[@taniakatuapoantunes3543]

Maravilhoso

[@afarmes]

woao

[@MrCraigary123]

Interesting

[@FeistyCoconut]

@nadishana What kind of fipple do you use in making the Futujara? You're a fantastic artist, your music is really inspiring!

[@nadishana]

Sure, we can send to India, please write to info@nadishana. com

[@filipkormuth1058]

Fujara je krasny Slovensky Ludovy nastroj a jeho vyrobcovia su Majstri ktori sa rozumeju drevu, laku, ladeniu nastraja ako aj hre na nom. Nemyslite ze by sme si mali ich a tu nasu kulturu konecne uctievat? Pisem Vam toto prave preto, ze tu nasu hudbu nesmierne milujem! .... a prosim Vas nabuduce si neberte moje meno na usta. Neni to ferove kedze sa sam pisete pod pseodonimom. Tym som s Vamy skoncil. Count Filip Jackovic-Kormuth

[@nadishana]

@FeistyCoconut yes, but with this model: watch?v=1Vv9OHA1lPw

[@kapojedi]

I´m Slovakian too ... and I really like this video. Nice, no matter about instrument´ s modifications, but the sound sounds originally almost. Thanks to you for representing piece of our tradition.

[@piquinginterest3451]

I just don't like the finger tapping its like drumming on a speaker cone. Maybe Nadishana put a soft muffling material around the edges of the finger holes. If you do utilize my advice please send me a cool fujara as a thanks :)

[@focostyle]

WoW !!! you got me going CRAZZY MAN !!!!!! it's my 3 rd that i build !!!! i cant stop !!!! i just love it !!! thanks verry mutch for your inspiring videos and great instrument !!! focostyle ;O)

[@maskstudio123]

hey can Iu plz send along some attachments for an amplifier so I can play it in a concert and can U plz tell me how much for a PVC futujara

[@melkasakoff5595]

♡

[@vivekkarumudi]

very unique indeed the sound, although feels little frightening especially the sounds..

[@BELBOG666]

Odporúčam zamyslieť sa tvorcovi pvc fujary,je to urážka tradícií a majstrov ktorý ručne vyrábajú tento slovenský produkt ktorý by mal byť chránený.Storočia naši majstri zdokonalovali tento hudobný nástroj,príde nejaký cudzinec a nieže by si kúpil originál z našej krajiny,beztresne si vyrobí pvc atrapu(pvc trubky zmotané dohromady) a ešte aj určite tieto atrapy predáva ako fujary. A čo takto vyrobiť pvc husle-to bude tiež kvalitný zvuk.Toto nieje fujara ale pvc veľká píšťala.

[@1987aeos]

Greetings, I would buy a fujara, and need to know the cost of shipping to Colombia (South America). thanks

[@nadishana]

Once more: I appreciate your choice to be frustrated for non-existent reason. But If you care to read and click the link above you'll realize that what we're selling is futujara, which is not a substitute of slovak fujara, but an instrument made for different purposes, with it's own different technique of playing, 4 interchangeable keys, made for easy travelling. And the video above is my very 1st try of the prototype instrument which was never on sale.

[@nadishana]

sure, we ship to Chile, please place your order following the link in the description.

[@FeistyCoconut]

Is it possible to use a Kalyuka technique with the Fujara?

[@jrmhrpr]

This is "oh my God" awesome! =D

[@massieko]

Why not?

[@grabouille007]

Which scale is that? Gracias

[@jariZet]

brilliant. Thanks from promoting traditional Slovakian folk music in not-so-traditional way.

[@snehulo777]

Slovakia ruuuuuuuuuulez :)))) fujara is national instrument of SVK

[@BELBOG666]

Futujara a fujara,každý pochopí že ide o moderný názov fujary.Nemám problém že predávate nejaký nástroj ale vadí mi že beriete prácu majstrom originálnych fujár.Poškodzujete ľudové umenie a jeho zachovanie,možno nie úmyselne ale poškodzujete. Prečo nepodporujete zanikajúce Slovenské ľudové umenie.Ak máte rád tento hudobný nástroj. fujara.sk/sk/cenniky/cennik_fujary_sklad.htm

[@Fraususemil]

Such an archaic sound, and then it is PVC. I am always puzzled about it again. Great performance, Vlad!

[@nadishana]

@regeldrei yes, sound is natural, 100% organic :)

[@carlossanchez-us9dl]

Do you deliver to Mexico?

[@holmikor]

non-musical? random? Is that a joke my (slovak) friend? I'd feel being honored, if a musician like him would play my country's instrument going beyond traditional patterns. You're lost in past if you cannot be happy about improvisation as well as beautiful traditional sounds. Those are 2 approaches to music.. Besides if you can play music (for instance the fujara), you can tell, that he is in control of what he is playing - while letting the liquid element of music manifest through him.

[@miceskin]

beast!

[@dzava]

Beautiful! I dont care whether its played by Slovak or not... to me it sounds awesome. No matter who plays it ;) Great job, oh and one more question .... how did you find our instrument? :D 5/5

[@nadishana]

2) And great news for the rest who don't want to be in deep sadness: If you click the link above you'll realize that what we're selling is futujara, which is not a substitute of slovak fujara, but an instrument made for different purposes, with it's own different technique of playing, 4 interchangeable keys, made for easy travelling. And the video above is my very 1st try of the prototype instrument which was never on sale.

[@nadishana]

Hi, please write to info@nadishana. com

[@sunwoodtul8233]

not sure of their cost.......but this is a serious alternative to the shakuhachi both of these are not to be exploited surely like the panpipe moods cds of pop tunes......deep listening here.....how much resonance in just the same note!!!!!!!! certainly benefit from reverberation acoustic or electronic is it "foo-jar-ah" of "foo-har-ah" or what do you know

[@silviaveverova2113]

Benco deep house

[@antoniusweezel876]

Lets not forget the vuvuzela.

[@Slashinka]

They talking that PVC is creative idea but its pitty that fujara is traditional Slovakian instrument and nobody represent us. Foreigner like you must represent us:) I am playin on fujara too, it's very nice, and Fujara made out of PVC has great sound. But for effect i prefer traditional wood fujara:) Or PVC but wrapped with elderberry wood :)

[@nadishana]

what are you guys talking about?

[@a81002]

Im also from Slovakia. Very nice instrument/ fujara!! Love it. I think Filip Kormuth is very frustrated. Somebody who is this frustrated and angry inside can not enjoy any (good) music :-)

[@radedimitrov8701]

Man this instrument is already exist, his name is "kaval" and is Bulgarian traditional instrument...you can try Teodosii Spasov videos ! But i like your video ! Respect !

[@tapalota3]

OK Rade - respect - but that is very not truth. The fujara have a very specific sound and what is huge different - it's got only three holes to play with. Kaval has an interesting sound (kinda like it - I heard it for a first time) but it's just a liiiiittle bit similar sound....it's not a fujara. You can recognize those instruments without seeing which one instrument it's playing .Another different is Kaval more or less entertaining - fujara - soul feeding/spiritual instrument of the Slovakian sheperds.

[@hubyaprirodamariosvrcek8751]

vrong...it is fujara and it is Slovak instrument

[@BELBOG666]

toto je fujara : watch?v=P_RsSLh6H7Y

[@michellejutras3940]

Oh my gods! Maybe we can communicate with whales finally!

[@moncica1998]

What's the materia of this fujara? Original fujara is from wood but this looks like plast :P

[@lietajucevajceulejmi7264]

hahah to je s plastu to je dobré to by som nepovedal ze sa tak da hrat

[@TheDidinka232]

amazing....our musical instrument....SLOVAKIA IS LITTLE BIG COUTRY...say more...

[@nadishana]

wow, what an intelligent conversation:) You better delete your comments gentlemen, unless you want to make the particular impression about slovak people.

[@nadishana]

I'm wondering if being insulting is somehow a part of Slovak mentality? Don't want to think so, but other people from other countries is never complained about their traditional instruments which i play or modify. So what makes you so insecure? May be now it's the time to take your fujara and make something awesome with it? I just doubt that being rude and insultive is a very efficient way to serve your own culture.

[@auroradarienzo]

[@recorderdevoix]

This reminds me of the time a pompus member of Lucnica told me (an American who lived in Slovakia for 8 years) that only Slovaks could really play the fujara. Another Slovak friend, a former librarian at the Universitna Kniznica in Bratislava, insists that the fujara is NOT a Slovak invention. No teda!

[@tyckystyckys8258]

Chybí mu tam ten slovenský cit.

[@nadishana]

Seriously? The guy comes with pvc tube and he's destroying your tradition? You can't stop the development of the instruments, my friend. And your complains makes zero impact here. If you want to do something valueble for your tradition - grab your fujara and make an awesome video. Let your art speak for yourself, nobody can be convinced by complains.

[@edge3220]

For some reason this instrument makes me think of Japan. I don't know why!

[@rhytype]

At what cost? so you can only play fujara right if you are at the top of the food chain ay? is this why you insist on calling him a hippy? bit capitalist no? as i said before what have you boborko79 done for the fujara? killed it id say...,

[@Bocatius]

boring music, almost no melody just chaos, and compared to wooden fujara, this "pipe" has awfull sound, mostly in higher tones.