What "Ethnic" Instruments Do You Play?

MValentino said
Hi Andy Besides my main instruments which are violins and keyboards, I play Oud, Greek Bouzouki, sometimes an indian Esraj. I also play percussion, so you can hear in my tracks darbuka, udu, djembe,finger cymbals, kalimba and so on. Sometimes also flutes (indian and irish).

Hi Marco, I listened to many tracks in your portfolio, they sound great! Keep the good work coming!

I played this in our Folk-Instrument Orchestra:



It’s a harp with keys (don’t know how it calls in english)

I have a kind of a little Steel Drum, a Mbira (Kalimba), and lately i got a Shofar (Jewesh instrument, made from the horn of a ram), almost scary, not many notes possible, but it has a great sound! I’m still learning to blow it properly, but one day i’m gonna make a nice AJ track with it

I play shakuhachi and shamisen as well as darbuka.

D_Cooper said
I played this in our Folk-Instrument Orchestra:



It’s a harp with keys (don’t know how it calls in english)

AndySlatter said

MValentino said
Hi Andy Besides my main instruments which are violins and keyboards, I play Oud, Greek Bouzouki, sometimes an indian Esraj. I also play percussion, so you can hear in my tracks darbuka, udu, djembe,finger cymbals, kalimba and so on. Sometimes also flutes (indian and irish).

Hi Marco, I listened to many tracks in your portfolio, they sound great! Keep the good work coming!

Thank you Andy, you have a really awesome portfolio

I play Erhu

matsteiner said
Hey Victor, your image doesn’t appear, it’s too sad! Maybe a wrong link or offline?

Does a recorder count as “ethnic”?

Joke aside, I have some percussion instruments (a djembe and a darbuka), but I had to leave them behind in France! So none in my portfolio so far.

I played “Chipchirgan” (Udmurt flute)...also i played violin, piano, accordion, balalaika, domra and guitar