Bansuri for Hindusthani Music
North India Classical Music: Harmonic tunation as Indian Scale
In the following table, flutes are ordered from the biggest to the smallest. The pitch usually used in concert by all great masters, like Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, is E Natural base (number 8). With this bansuri, the indian note Sá (three upper holes closed) is an E.
All flutes are tuning in A 440Hz. If you need a special tuning or hole position, please ask us. For bansuri made on order with specific tuning, no exchange or refund is possible.
Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia Bansuri class in Bombay with students, playing bansuri made by Harsh Wardhan
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A Natural bass
A Sharp bass
B Natural bass
C Natural bass
C Sharp bass
D Natural bass
D Sharp bass
E natural bass
F natural bass
F Sharp bass
G Natural bass
G Sharp bass
A Natural medium
A Sharp medium
B Natural medium
C Natural medium
C Sharp medium
D Natural medium
D Sharp medium
E Natural medium
F Natural medium
F Sharp medium
G Natural small
G Sharp small
A Natural small
A Sharp small
B Natural small
C Natural small
C Sharp small
D Natural small
D Sharp small
115 cm
100 cm
90 cm
85 cm
82 cm
81 cm
79 cm
75 cm
72 cm
69 cm
66 cm
62 cm
58 cm
56 cm
53 cm
50 cm
47 cm
44 cm
42 cm
38 cm
37 cm
35 cm
33 cm
32 cm
31 cm
29 cm
28 cm
27 cm
26 cm
25 cm
24 cm
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95 Euros
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85 Euros
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75 Euros
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