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A most beautiful sound.

How do you know where to place the finger holes?

SO BEAUTIFUL!!!

Hry caleb , just so i understand , you cant play just any song ? Like on a piano for enstence ? It sounds so beautiful ❤

Beautiful work.

Bro you need some protein, I had to play your video fast forward.

You should play the steel string with fingers picks

I have an alto and a tenor gemshorn in real horn, and both have a noticeable buzz in the sound. Yours sounds sweet and clear, anything I should look at to help fix the buzzing?

Inspiring!

So inspirational Caleb

it looks like "Begena" called in Ethiopian language which refers to David harp

I am playing Indian Dulcimer called Santoor for the last 32 years.

Congratulations. Could I get your WhatsApp number?

Nice job man, what do you use for the finish coat or sealer

Wow… beautiful. 🙌

Beautiful instrument! What is the range with respect to middle C?

Nylon sounds more historical, more ancient...love it.

Please remake this without the bg noises, I really wanna add it to my mp3 lol

Like the steel sound better, surprisingly. Okay, so when can I order mine, Caleb?

sorta seems like you christianized it?

This is so cool omg

What type of strings are you using in this video?

Hi, I am interested in collaborating with you. How can I contact you?

Great video, very informative. I would have thought the placing of the fingerholes was much more mathematical, but it's just "kinda pick out the middle of the horn" and the fingers "about an inch spaced apart" (and then of course some microtuning).

Nice, I like it.

I loved learning all the issues that can come up with tuning these types of instruments. I had no idea about micro-tuning! I couldn't figure out why my instrument wouldn't tune correctly. It was because I didn't know how to micro-tune.

Hello bro, your work is great, ask, is the goat horn mandatory? could it be cow? Do you have or know of any historical finds of the instrument, I want to make one for my historical recreation group.

Very nice Caleb...

I have ordered this harp....first time player, sounds great.

This have been common in both Sweden and Finland as well. It is not an Norwegian instrument. Both Cowhorns and Goathorns have been played all over Scandinavia/Finland. Very nice example of a Bukkehorn. Greate work!

Just beautiful Kudos man

A lot of people still don't know about the Salimba and how it came to become such an important instrument! Hopefully we'll get together soon♥

I love it!!! Happy Advent Tide to you all ✝️🛐

Beautiful! Merry Christmas! I love the cylimba (not sure if I spelled or said that right:) Thank you all and God bless you and your families!

Bravo!

Very good video! I have been looking for information on how to craft my own horns and this is exactly what I needed. =) What kind of app do you use for the tuning? At the moment, I use a guitar tuning app but yours looks better.

increíble... maestro 🙌 un hermoso sonido.

Thanks a lot for this video! I'm just starting to make a horn and I was wondering about the mouth piece. Seems there is actually too diameter not just a straight hole right? You have first a thin hole that goes through, then on the extremity you have a bigger diameter right? could it be straigh hole (one diameter only) kind of like a didgeridoo? (I don't have mechanical tool and do by hand so... hehe)

I will be posting a video soon about how to hollow out a lathe-turned flute! Stay tuned.

Cedar comes pre-hollowed out

Broooo you're awesome!

Bro that is AWESOME. I'm making one as soon as I make another horn order. I make shofars fornthe glory of Jesus Christ. I saw a guy Ale Moller I think his name was do this with a cows horn and I was blown away at how beautiful it sounded. 😍

The best basic tutorial I have looked at. Your instrument is lovely. Where do you get the music to play this?

Thank you!

Where do you get your goat horns?

😉👍😊

beautifully played