Turuta (clarinet), gaita

Turuta klarinete joaldia. Juan Mari Beltran. Oiartzun, 1998.

 

The clarinet type turuta is a single reed aerophone.

Description of the instrument

This clarinet made from a cane tube was a sound toy made for children.

Way of playing

The end of the mouthpiece is inserted into the mouth and blown. Covering and uncovering the holes are given the various melodies.

History

This type of simple turutas or clarinets are the type that were made for children with stalks of wheat, oats or corn.

WORKSHOP

A piece of cane tube is taken with one end closed and the other open.

A simple alboka-type reed is made at the closed end.

The holes that are desired are made to give the notes, which will make possible simple or more complex melodies.

SOURCES

Bibliography

BARRENETXEA, José Mariano. (1976). Alboka - Entorno Folklórico. Lekaroz (Nafarroa): Archivo P. Donostia.

BELTRAN ARGIÑENA, Juan Mari. (1996). Juguetes sonoros. Seminario de Folklore Musical Infantil. Oiartzun.

(2002). Folklore musical Infantil, III. Didáctica de la Música, 6. Madrid: Akal.

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