The Fujara - the flute you've probably never heard

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Thegreenman
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The Fujara - the flute you've probably never heard

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I have a buddy who plays a lot of ethnic instruments, his wife is Czech, so she brought him one of these Fujara flutes back from a recent trip. it's an incredible sound, works great for mood music, like a Shakuhatchi.

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Excellent sound, very nice. Reminding me slightly of a diggery-doo. Similar in shape as well. So . . 1d6 when used as a weapon by my bard.

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oooo I want one of those.

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