My Sopranino ocFlute is in the key of A and has double holes for the lowest two accidentals making it fully chromatic. Grenadilla (also called African Blackwood) is the premier wood for making woodwind instruments. All of the finest clarinets, oboes, and bagpipes are made from it because of its stability and beautiful tone quality. I cut the white inlay from a log that I harvested from a Holly tree that my neighbor cut down. A fingering chart is available HERE

With this new instrument I am, in a way, returning to my roots in that I started out turning wooden recorders and flutes in 1975. The OcFlute combines the beautiful tone of the ocarina with the elegant lathe-turned profile found on 18th century woodwinds.

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