NIGHT by Noble plastic ocarina AC black rubber finish F/S w/Tracking# Japan New

Description

NIGHT by Noble plastic ocarina AC black rubber finish F/S w/Tracking# Japan New
Description:
NIGHT
Manufacturer part number: N/N-(plastic model) ACB
Color: black (rubber finish)
Collaboration between Ocarina Musical Instruments' Knight Ocarina of Japan and Ocarina of Korea, Noble Ocarina, which is an Ocarina maker in Japan, has been realized. Both are Ocarina makers who produce tens of thousands of ocarina per year, each country has a track record of sales volume number one. Both of these cooperated to develop Ocarina and produced Ocarina of the "NIGHT by Noble" brand at Korea Noble. Noble's Ocarina is tuned with its own reference pitch of 445 to 446 Hz playing an ideal sound, assuming a septet which is organized only by the Ocarina that was being played in Italy, where Ocarina was originated. However, in classrooms and circles that mix pianos, guitar accompaniments, and various manufacturers of ocarina, it is standard to set the reference pitch to 440 Hz to 442 Hz. Therefore, "NIGHT by Noble" adjusted the reference pitch at 442 - 443 Hz. With this, you can use it with confidence in classrooms and circles. It also harmonizes with the piano of the hall. Also, regarding the 12-hole key Ocarina, we adopt a knight-type tone hole arrangement that is easy to operate, so you do not need to worry about fingering.
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