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byronudel |
Jul 20 2007, 11:23 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 20-July 07 Member No.: 4,087 |
Hi Moses,
I was just wondering, what's your opinion of the difference in tone/construction/tuning between the two types of (one and two piece) Ruben Shvis and the Karen Shvis in the Blul-Shvi combo that you offer? and do the combo instruments work well as Bluls? And thanks for all the other amazing quality instruments and reeds over the last 2 years! -Brian |
Duduk |
Jul 20 2007, 06:35 PM
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I have Lit My Candles Group: Founder Posts: 387 Joined: 13-April 06 From: USA Member No.: 2 |
Hi Moses, I was just wondering, what's your opinion of the difference in tone/construction/tuning between the two types of (one and two piece) Ruben Shvis and the Karen Shvis in the Blul-Shvi combo that you offer? and do the combo instruments work well as Bluls? And thanks for all the other amazing quality instruments and reeds over the last 2 years! -Brian Hello Brian i did get your email - did try to call you but could not get hold of you I have always recognize Master ruben as the best of the Shvi makers - but that was before i gat to know master OMO or Karen Rubens Shvis & Bluels are fine - but We could not get him to alter / improve his instruments specially his bluels http://WWW.DUDUK.COM/Arm-music-ins/Blul/rr...LUL/A-bluel.mpg sorry it's saidway as you can see he plays the bluel w/ no problem the top hole or the inside diameter is smaller - many who have played bluel or blule like instruments before had no problem of playing - but someone like me who has never used the instrument it was difficult - the only solution was to enlarge the hole / which the master refuse to the instruments was fine, wood was good enough, tuning was consistent - but he will not make any changes to it Master OMO was fine - like always he was open to any Crazy Idea that I had and believe me i have had many of them starting from Bass duduks to Clarduks, Shvis to Bluels. but since he has passed a way, many projects have been left unfinished Karen relatively younger master who has been welling to work and make all necessary changes that our customers have asked for - he was making bluels & shvis long before we start working together, but we had an idea of changing the inside diameter of the bluel hole + make the instrument bit more shorter - after 3 or 4 tests we have got it ! it was accomplished an instrument that was much easier to play even for beginner's, from the first day i was able to pay them . Next was the bluel & Shvi Combos that for me are much more fun and gaivs me the ability to play a shvi and switch wan i wish to play the bluel - most of all the fingering was the same as shvi. sound is nice / tuning is consistent / wood is properly aged for shvi & bluel one and two piece Shvis / Bluels Most all of Bluels are two piece do to the length of the instrument Shvis - for many centuries our shvis was made from cane reed - one piece then someone has made it out of Apricot wood i can't rimember who was the first master who start making two piece shvis - Sorry / i'm not holding back / and i hope whoever he was will not get offended - i just don't know two piece shvi gives you the ability to change the tuning on the whole instrument by 1/4 of a key it also changes the intonation a bit sound is same as the one or two piece shvis you can also fine tune the bluel or change the tuning a bit on two piece Bluel -------------------- ...: † :...Powered by Apricot Juice ...: † :...
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