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First class instrument specialy made to our specifations
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Newton Music Hall Professional Nay#1sugg.retail:$289!!OUR PRICE$239!!
Newton Music Hall Professional Nay#2sugg.retail:$269!!OUR PRICE$209!!
Newton Music Hall Professional Nay#3sugg.retail:$229!!OUR PRICE$189!!
Newton Music Hall Classic Nay sugg.retail:$199!!OUR PRICE$169!!
Newton Music Hall FamilyNay sugg.retail:$179!!OUR PRICE$139!!
Newton Music Hall Standard Nay sugg.retail:$249!!OUR PRICE$229!!
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Newton Music Hall Professional Nay#1sugg.retail:$289!!OUR PRICE$239!!
Newton Music Hall Professional Nay#2sugg.retail:$269!!OUR PRICE$209!!
Newton Music Hall Professional Nay#3sugg.retail:$229!!OUR PRICE$189!!
Newton Music Hall Classic Nay sugg.retail:$199!!OUR PRICE$169!!
Newton Music Hall FamilyNay sugg.retail:$179!!OUR PRICE$139!!
Newton Music Hall Standard Nay sugg.retail:$249!!OUR PRICE$229!!
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How to Play the Ney Flute
Near the lower end are six finger hole ,five hole in the front and generally
one hole in the back. The player holds his instrument slanting
downwards,blowing across the upper edge. An unusual feature of the nay
is the two different mouth positions. To blow The tones of the lower
register, the player holds the instrument against one side of his nearly
closed lips. The notes of the upper register are produced by inserting the
end of the instrument between the two upper front teeth with the player's
upper lip entirely covering the end of the mouthpiece.
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Near the lower end are six finger hole ,five hole in the front and generally
one hole in the back. The player holds his instrument slanting
downwards,blowing across the upper edge. An unusual feature of the nay
is the two different mouth positions. To blow The tones of the lower
register, the player holds the instrument against one side of his nearly
closed lips. The notes of the upper register are produced by inserting the
end of the instrument between the two upper front teeth with the player's
upper lip entirely covering the end of the mouthpiece.
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Nay teaching book$25!!
Nay teaching cassette$15!!
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Nay teaching cassette$15!!
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