Alison Krauss & The Cox Family - In the Palm of Your Hand

FLOYAR, Friel, Freyl, Floir, Floir, Freil, Fleur, Floir Didivska, dobavushivka, Duvga Flirka, Flora Velika, Freyla Duvga - spirit. musestool of the Carpathian Ukrainians. A kind of open flute. F. is similar to tilinka, but unlike it has 6 game holes located in two groups of 3; one group covers itself with the fingers of the right hand, the other with the left. It is made from hazel (hazel), less often - from viburnum. For 750-1000 mm. When playing, F. is kept at an angle, while simultaneously extracting a bourdon tone, so-called. hook; thus, at the heart of tunes in F. - bourdon two-voice. The range is septima, with the blowing - up to 21/2 - 3 octaves. The scales are diverse: anemitonic, diatonic, whole-toned; there are subsequent 2 halftones, as well as one and a half tones. Fork fingering allows you to get chromatisms and microalterations (less than 1/3 and 1/4 tones). On F. funeral ritual tunes are performed, instr. second to lamentations and shepherd lyric. improvisation melodies (sometimes programmed,philosophical in nature). F. is related to the Moldavian, Romanian and Bulgarian caval, although it is etymologically related to the Moldavian and Romanian fluer, Serb. fruloy, hung. Furuya, words. and polish. Fujara.