NEOKAMYL (chromatic) open flute in key of Bb

Description

Neokamyl (Chromatic)
This open flute developed by Anton Platonov on the basis of circassian flute kamyl, kaval, Turkish and Persian ney.
The main idea of ​​the instrument is a full octave of the lower register scale.
Tuning slide. Allows you to make micro-tuning of the pitch, as well as make a deeper tuning when changing blowing method from kamyl (tooth-tongue style) to kaval (lips style).
Number of fingerholes - 9
Open and closed fingerings both work .
Metal body and plastic mouthpiece.
The scale from Bb3 (si-bemol, 233 Hz).
Basic tuning of first octave:
Bb' C C#/Db D D#/Eb E F F#/Gb G G#/Ab || bb c ...
Scale range - up to 3 octaves.
There is also a 6-fingerholes version - diatonic neokamyl. This chromatic neokamyl is simply converted to diatonic one by closing three extra hole by tape.
Related flutes: Circassian kamyl, Abkhazian acharpyn, Karachai sybyzgy, Ossetian uadyndz, Armenian blul, Persian ney, Turkish ney, kaval, Georgian chaban salamuri
Video of  Chromatic Neokamyl