A global discussion forum for Ocarina (the "Original" Wind Instrument) Enthusiasts, Players, Makers, and Anyone interested in this Ancient Musical Instrument aka Sweet Potato, Vessel Flute, Globular Flute and etc...
Our new photo is of ocarinas made by our members for the 2009 Ocarina Exchange. The materials used for construction are varied - from the more commonly used ceramic to bamboo and wood.
Congratulations, Deb!  A friend of mine had sent me the link to making the egg ocarina; I think the fellow who does that one is the same guy that does all
Nice Job Deb! Just make sure you don`t bite of the airway, lol It`s still a bit strange to me combining foods with music... but it`s fun anyway... like the
I am so excited! I entered a TON contest with several categories, and for the "craft" category, the object was to make an ocarina out of the most unusual
Hey All - I may or may not speak for Sandi here, so remember that. The simpler the fingering the better for me. I love the four hole system, it is so elegant
Found something for those interested in some ocarina history, in particular of the English 4 hole system. Friends of Barry Jennings will have a moment to see