Clay/Ceramic is the standard, providing the best tone. Purple clay (Zisha) is particularly valued for its acoustic properties.
For those seeking a deeper sound, this instrument offers an expansive 3.5-octave range (A3-F7) in a 3-chamber design.
Designed with a focus on playability, this ocarina uses a unique, intuitive tuning system inspired by Giorgio Pacchioni. It features a balanced tone, strawfire finish, and a 2.5-octave range (A4-E7), making it excellent for players transitioning to multi-chambers. triple ocarina buy
Designed by Cris Gale, this matte-textured, straw-fired ceramic instrument offers a 3-octave range (A4-G7). It is highly regarded for its consistent tone and ease of use, making it popular with performers.
A popular European option, this straw-fired ceramic alto features a 3-octave range (A4-A7) designed for players who prefer higher breath pressure. Key Considerations Before Buying Clay/Ceramic is the standard, providing the best tone
"Strawfire" (straw-fired) finishes are common on high-quality instruments, giving them a unique rustic appearance and often a matte, secure grip.
Triple ocarinas require careful breath management; you must increase pressure slightly as you switch to higher chambers to stay in tune. Designed with a focus on playability, this ocarina
(Options range from ~$290 up to over $400)