Woodwind Plum Wood Quena Quechua Qina Kena Flute

The Woodwind Instruments Are Made In Turkey, One Of Our Professional Makers Has Been Making Since Years. 37.50 Cm X 2.50 Cm Hole Width Material: Plum Wood The Quena (Hispanicized Spelling Of Quechua Qina, Sometimes Also Written Kena In English) Is The Traditional Flute Of The Andes. Traditionally Made Of Totora, It Has 6 Finger Holes And One Thumb Hole, And Is Open On Both Ends Or The Bottom Is Half-closed (Choked). To Produce Sound, The Player Closes The Top End Of The Pipe With The Flesh Between His Chin And Lower Lip, And Blows A Stream Of Air Downward, Along The Axis Of The Pipe, Over An Elliptical Notch Cut Into The End.