Moseño

[@matussvk]

Very interesting to see that both Moseño and Fujara are kind of a "forest", natural instruments with quite a deep soul. Slovakian Fujara reminds calm Slovakian forests, shepherds, trees, warm wind in setting sun and hard-working local population in small forgotten villages, while Moseño immediately pictures deep, unknown, wild and beautiful jungle of Bolivia, full of exotic animals and "unknown". Very beautiful performance 🙂🙇‍♂

[@veronika_vitazkova]

dakujem 🙂🙏🏾 ano, su velmi velmi podobne svojim sposobom :)

[@michaelmarahrens2155]

Macht sehr viel Freude zu sehen, daß es noch andere gibt,die sich so mit den vielen verschiedenen Flöten verbunden fühlen 🙏♥️

[@hectorbalmaseda7690]

Verónica : es Ud. brillante !!! Congrats !!!

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you so much! :)

[@sselimkahverengi]

Daha önce hiç bu kadar etkileyici bir ses duymamıştım. Such an amazing sound. It feels like my soul is trembling.

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you so much! 🙏🏾😊

[@Aurabora54321]

Stunning sound, captures ancient soul of the people. Just hypnotic, and the artist is a master🎉

[@veronika_vitazkova]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@yafitk6264]

Beautifull❤❤❤❤❤

[@JankaDuracikova-ez1cf]

Srdecna vdaka za predstavovanie vsetkych moznych nastrojov,...su to neskutocne zvuky,..zahadne a dusa sa skusa do nich vzit,...je to zaaazitok...,👁️👂✌️👏🙏

[@carloswendel4834]

Maravilloso sonido!!!!

[@JoenMikkelSimonsen]

😮 very mystical!

[@Chimera6297]

that sounds so cool, I am a fan

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thanks!!! :)

[@panariellodenis5295]

Amazing sound !😊

[@MarcoZarco]

Beautiful performance!

[@ingles4you.caiotorrado]

marvellous!!!!

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you!!!

[@hensley2931]

Man this is so damn cool

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thanks!

[@Gk2003m]

Gorgeous. Awesome.

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you :)

[@catalinmunteanu78]

❤❤❤

[@hannaturonek8232]

Fantastic! Great sound !😊Where did you buy it ? I can't nowhere to find it, here in Europe..

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you so much! :) I bought it from a slovak maker fujara.pro/

[@echosaxea]

To je zvuk! :o

[@FelixHoffmann-d5k]

I love the way you play the flutes. What an amazing instrument. I play fujara for a few years and love it so much. But its hard for traveling because of the weight and size. So i am very interestet in this Instrument. Can you tell me where to get one of this moseño in the same quality like yours? Its almost Impossible to find one in Professional quality

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you so much! So, I have a fujara that I can disassemble the instruments in 3 parts so it is very easy to fly with it or travel - almost like with an violin case. This moseno as well as the fujara is made by Milan Koristek fujara.pro/ from Slovakia :) I never tried any other Mosenos yet

[@patriciaoudart1508]

Veronika, great sound and play! Could you tell the weight of the instrument, because this is the fist time I see you holding it lateraly, quite horizontaly so all the force in in your digits and mouth?

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you :) I think moseno is always played horizontaly, no? it is not so heavy, only bit unstable because I have to use the right thumb for opening and closing the hole, but you can get used to that :)

[@YoolSea]

Does this instrument naturally echo like that, or are you amplifying in some way or putting it through an effect? Thank you, it sounds awesome.

[@veronika_vitazkova]

Thank you :) I am in a small room - so yes, I put reverb on it, but this is kind a exactly how it sounds if you play in a room with this kind of acoustic - in a church or somewhere. :)

[@YoolSea]

@@veronika_vitazkova thank you for your kind reply. I am thinking of getting one. It sounds like the native american flute, only louder

[@YoolSea]

@@veronika_vitazkova Is it very hard to learn?

[@Jedum]

❤‍🔥

[@richardpotter7298]

Fun stuff. I'm an ethnic flute player aswell. End blown south American kena n kenancho

[@veronika_vitazkova]

amazing!

[@michaelc.vargas4859]

This instrument is from Bolivia

[@marioeugeniovie7301]

Thanks for these instruments fujara and moseño. could you tell me whos the luthier? thanks.

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you for listening! Both of these instruments were made by Milan Koristek fujara.pro/

[@manoloramirez6456]

Where did you buy the mohoseño

[@veronika_vitazkova]

from fujara.pro/

[@crash936]

Where can I buy this instrument

[@veronika_vitazkova]

I got it from fujara.pro/ :)

[@diegochoque5108]

pfff, esa no es la manera de interpretar ese instrumento, suena a todo menos a un moseño

[@ivanperezmargarito5519]

Por eso se llama arte , es una interpretación personal, haciendo uso del instrumento

[@veronika_vitazkova]

possible, it was really difficult to find any recordings from some professional players from Bolivia or so, if you have any tipps, let me know 🙏 would love to learn few traditional songs!

[@veronika_vitazkova]

thank you so much!

[@emmamont2869]

compartí la "manera correcta" entonces subi un vídeo tocando y comparti el vínculo aca en comentarios sería bueno dar el ejemplo.

[@ALKalashnikov]

You should clarify that you are not playing it the correct way, reaching the correct sounds, or even making the correct finger positions. I mean, you are free to do as you will, but the correct thing is to let listeners know that it is not even close to the musical actual use of the moseño.

[@veronika_vitazkova]

it was really difficult to find some song that I would try to interpret - and that it would sound good. So I improvised and since I work a lot with sounds, soundscapes, effects.. This is exactly what I wanted to show. I didn´t mean to demonstrate the most ultimative correct traditional way how to play it. If you have any books, recordings or videos you could recommend, I will be happy to learn more 🙏🏾