Bukkehorn of the reed-blown type. The Flishorn or Tungehorn (lit.: Reed horn) I make have a traditional juniper reed mounted on the side of the horn, 7-8 finger holes (depending on the size of the horn), and a fundamental tone between E and Ab (most oftenly).
If you have specific preferences, such as a desired fundamental tone or other details, you can include them as a comment with your order. The horns and their sound are shaped by the nature of the goat, but I will do my best to accommodate your wishes.
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The Flishorn is a variation of the bukkehorn, where a wooden reed is responsible for sound production. Historically, this version has been most common in the regions of Trøndelag and the eastern parts of Innlandet and is considered the oldest Norwegian shepherd’s clarinet. Flishorns typically have more finger holes than their lip-vibrated counterpart, with 5–7 holes.
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