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Sometimes I fantasise about turn my body into a multi-instrument. We already have the vocal cords for singing. How about punching some holes on your arm and turn it into a flute? Or grow your hair so long, cut it, tie strings of hair across your body and make a string instrument?
@YouTube While we had our fun, their parents were hard at work, tending to household chores and making their home even more inviting.
It was a day filled with music, laughter, and the genuine warmth of a family I’ll never forget.
@YouTube The youngest brother was the only member of the family who was able to produce audible tunes on the flute. The youngest brother was the only member of the family who was able to produce audible tunes on the flute.
@YouTube With their permission to attempt playing the flute, I was joined by the younger members of the family in their courtyard. Traditionally reserved for men, the second-eldest sister also decided to give it a try.
@YouTube These flutes (known as istun nay in Sarikoli or yingdee 鹰笛 in Chinese), crafted from a pair of wing bones of hawks or eagles, are typically played in pairs.
@YouTube One of the highlights of my stay was when the eldest brother, aware of my interest in their musical tradition, brought out their cherished family heirlooms – eagle/hawk flutes passed down through generations.
@YouTube In late July 2023, I had the incredible privilege of staying with a warm and welcoming Chinese Tajik family. Despite the name, to my current understanding, Chinese Tajiks are an ethnic Pamiri group, not Tajikis.