The Magic and Sound of a Peruvian Ocarina
If you've ever walked through a bustling market in Cusco or Lima, you've definitely heard the high-pitched, earthy tones of a peruvian ocarina drifting through the air. It's one of those sounds that just seems to belong to the mountains. Even if you aren't a musician, there's something about that little piece of painted clay that makes you want to pick it up, blow into it, and see what happens. It's a tiny instrument with a massive history, and honestly, it's a lot more than just a cheap souvenir you toss in a suitcase. ...