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(Svirala, šurla, piskala, vidalica; flauto, whistle pipes) Single labial pipe. It has six finger-holes(škulje, škuje) and often a thumb hole drilled in line with the first. The bore is closed at the top with a wooden block, with a narrow windway left for the air to strike on the edge of the labium on the upper side. Today, in the musical practice in Istria it is used to a much lesser extent than other instruments. Specimens found in the Istrian museums (Pazin, Labin, Porec) show that the production of the sopelica used to be widely distributed, especially in central and northern Istria.

duplice, vidalice, svirale, volarice, ovčarice, fiavòle, feiavòle, sopele pastierske, surle; flauto doppio, double whistle Double-bore monoxyle labial pipes - made from a single piece of wood. There are four holes for playing (škulje, škuje) on the right pipes and three on the left, and usually on the right pipe there is a thumb hole drilled in line with the first. There are few specimens with a different layout and number of holes. Each bore is closed at the top with a wooden block, with a narrow windway left for the air to strike on the edge of the labium on the upper side.

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