Professional Flutist Reacts: Omnia - Fee Ra Huri

[@HelineReacts]

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[@tdb2012]

The guy playing the long horn-like instrument that makes the "frog" sound (lol) is Daphyd Sens and he's playing a triple-slide didgeridoo. Love your channel Heline!

[@gerryadams9868]

Celtic music enchants me 🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇪🇸🇵🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@terralumenphotography1949]

They are a neoceltic band based out of the Netherlands.

[@bobmessier5215]

Steve Sic plays many types of woodwinds and flutes. His wife Jenny plays harp. The style of music that they perform is a cross between rock music and pagan folk music. Omnia has quite a following in Europe. They are from the Netherlands. The odd instrument with the deep, primal timbre sounds is an Australian wood instrument called a didgeradoo and that particular one has been modified so that it is played like a trombone. Check out "Alive" on KZbin for another treat by Omnia or watch an Omnia Castle Fest concert. You won't be disappointed, Heline.

[@wolfsdream499]

I recommend Saltatio Vita from this band - also very heavy on the flutes! I would definitivly love a reaction to this song. I was lucky enough to see them live in their earlier days a couple of times and it was always a fantanstic journey which left you in a trance-like state for hours!

[@cosmicdebris5260]

Hi Heline!🦄 that was a blast! I'm definitely listening to more of them! For sure I can see you and Elvann up on stage jamming with them! So cool! Thank you!

[@daveking9393]

Very enjoyable. Thanks.

[@jessithanks8082]

You should definitely listen to them playing "Saltatio Vita". Amazing!

[@paulfalke6227]

Next to the Didgeridoo there is the "Slide-Didgeridoo", where you can change the length of the tube to get different notes. Depending on the digeridoo, you can blow overtones.

[@AtenRIP]

Hello there, I love your reaction! First time visitor. If you're a progessional flutist, you should definitely check Saltatio Vita from Omnia. It's from the same show.

[@ChuckPoe]

The instrument you are curious about is a triple-slide didgeridoo. I never heard of this band but I'm glad you checked them out. I really like them and will check them out myself.

[@stevensauer5597]

Earlier Omnia had a lot of stuff like this. If you like this, check out their earlier albums. Later on, they became more eco-themed, and more musically diverse. Their later albums are also interesting, but very different from a lot of their earlier work. "Pagan Folk" and "Alive" are probably two good albums for you, with just about everything off of Alive being great stuff for getting into the band. And yes, as someone else mentioned, that's a sliding didgeridoo.

[@oduinn7948]

I know a LOT of people got massively bitchy when they started to be more forthright with their ecological ideology which seems... Inane as hell to me. What neo-pagan Celtic person do you know that's _not_ pretty much anti-globalization/anti-corporation and tree hugging? The heritage is intrinsically tied deeply to the animus of nature.

[@GruffyddFO4]

@Oduinn I'd have thought it was the dramatic change in musical style that got to people, because I agree, neo-pagan Celtic and environmental awareness would seem to go hand in hand. Some of their newer stuff are now favorites of mine (ex: "I Don't Speak Human"), but then the first thing of theirs I ever heard was "The Raven", so from the start I expected more non-traditional stuff.

[@olafkiernicki5093]

Actually there is 2 tin whistles, C D glued together, and he switches it

[@utherpendragon1924]

should definitely check out Saltatio Vita by Omnia then, top stuff :)

[@esalehtismaki]

Didn't know about them, but I will certainly listen more. Thanks! The instrument is didgeridoo, nothing else sounds like that. Haven't heard one used as a band instrument quite this way. Interesting. It looks as he has a slide in it, to change the key. That would make sense in band use.

[@HelineReacts]

Yeah apparently it's a slide didgeridoo! Didn't know they existed before watching this video :D

[@TrailingThroughLife]

Richard Parker's Fancy is another great song by them.

[@ShaunDinan-fz2bq]

I wonder if the instrument u speak of with the stick is the singing bowl

[@karstensjstrmclausen1100]

Try look at Omnia - Etrezomp Ni Kelted @ Castlefest 2016 ... Harpe ish.. :) LIke your channel.. :)

[@bkaistann]

You definitely should listen Eluveitie. The play celtic folk metal with different types of flutes beside violin and hurdy-gurdy. You'd like their music

[@Le_Tiger]

cool!

[@VielMeinungWenigAhnung]

1 year ago, so I am sure you found it: No Didgeridoo it's a Slideridoo, as far as I know

[@randalladams7692]

Very cool think your cool and love how diverse you are need to do some Blackmore's knight and some Falkenbach hope that helps

[@carolstrachan4197]

You'd be best watching and listening to Saltatio Vita and you'll see the didgeridoo being played.

[@farin71]

then you lke this check FAUN feat. Lindy-Fay Hella (of Wardruna) - Galdra (Official Video) or In Extremo - Herr Mannelig ("Der Freitag" - Live von der Loreley Freilichtbühne) or FEUERSCHWANZ - Ultima Nocte (Official Video) | Napalm Records

[@markruby2434]

listen to James Moody, Hubert Laws, Frank Wess any of these flutists will knock your socks off

[@Barberpauloj.s]

What flute did he use? Please i want One

[@dawnl.831]

What kind of flute is he using?

[@tommeats]

Awesome flute playing if you react to Loggins And Messina ANGRY EYES live

[@idlabi]

Sounds like a penny whistle

[@todd8414]

Beautiful woman! 😍🇺🇸

[@oduinn7948]

The amount of people that don't know how a didgeridoo sounds concerns me lol

[@Celticfusionvibes]

If you liked Omnia your gonna love Faun...Federkleid

[@Kraflyn]

:D

[@williamburke1882]

Sounds like a frog to me.

[@adryrossi7498]

Hi....im from Italy.. Just saw your Channel... So ,After a year you know better omnia music?.. Big hug from Italy