The double flute
Čaglić, Pakrac, 1910
wood (beech)
trimming, cutting, drilling, ignition
length = 32 cm
width of the upper side = 4 cm
width of the lower side = 4,4 cm
distance from the side to the bottom of the instrument = 29,3 cm
distance from the side to the first finger-hole = 16,8 cm
distance between the finger-holes = 1,4 cm (on the right side), 1,5 cm (on the left side)
Soundtrack: Stjepan Večković playing the described instrument from the museum collection
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The Collection of Musical Instruments
The double flute, a twin-bore labial monoxyle flute, crafted form one block of beech wood. The holes are arranged 5:4. It is ornamented with a burnt ornament on the front side.
The double flute was used as a shephed’s instrument “for playing patriotic songs” (Širola, 1942).
