I make a wide range of ocarinas,starting from simple 1 octave birds to birds with 3 voices with bourdon, transverse Italian style ocarinas to multi chamber, and pebbles with English fingering to double ocarinas.

Ocarina keys

Musique de terre’s product catalogue

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Double pebbles

The double pebble is a flute allowing to play one octave with each hand: the melody on one side, the accompaniment on the other, with bourdon, third, unison... Two symmetric ocarinas forming a single instrument ...

Pebble ocarinas

Pebble ocarinas have the same sound as bird ocarinas.
The fingering which I use here is the English fingering: 4 holes for one octave on the top and 2 holes at the bottom ...

Bird ocarinas

From the small one octave bird to the triple bass, many diferent sounds and shapes.
The fingering of the birds is similar to the whistle, 6 holes, the difference is just one or two thumb holes more ...

Transverse ocarinas

The transverse ocarina is originally from Italia, Budrio near Bologna.(see more here)
The fingering has many similarities with the flute and it has the strongest sound of the ocarina family ...

Ocarina multi-chamber 2 and 3 chambers

The multi chamber ocarina adds aditional range to an instrument that by its design (Helmholz resonator) can not overblow ...

Ocarina keys and classifications

Like the Italian classic ocarinas according to the Budrio tradition C1, G2, C3, etc ; and soprano, alto, tenor,etc like the recorders

-C1 piccolo C
-G2 sopranino G (F2 sopranino en F)
-C3 soprano in C (D3 soprano en D)
-G4 alto G
-C5 tenor C (D5 ténor en D)
-G6 bass G
-C7 bass C