TiAmo Ocarina 4C Alto C "Black Pottery Pro Model" 13 Holes, with Case, Valuable, Beautiful Condition Yoshida Masakazu Model Recommended Product 2008 4C.3961 Fingering Chart and Explanation Included The "TiAmo Ocarina Black Pottery 13 Holes" is a so-called "old model" that is no longer sold. The most popular black pottery model, retail price 30,000 yen TiAmo Ocarina offers 7 types to meet the needs of enthusiasts. Among these 7 types, the most popular is the "Black Pottery Pro Model for Ensemble." The secret to its popularity lies in its tone and ease of playing. It has a very soft tone from low to high notes, and it is transparent but not cold. Even with an earthy quality, it doesn't feel too rough. It's truly the sound of TiAmo. The playing feel is tuned to match the needs of ocarina players, with a relatively gentle breath to stabilize the pitch, and the high notes of mi and fa sound beautiful without tilting down. It is a very easy-to-play ocarina. Ti Amo Ocarina is a popular ocarina brand crafted by Mr. Masakazu Yoshida, a craftsman in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. It is widely supported by professionals and amateurs alike, and is characterized by its simple touch, tone, and stable pitch. It is especially favored by famous players such as Satoshi Osawa, and also offers high-quality products using Italian clay. About Mr. Masakazu Yoshida Workshop: He has a workshop in Chigasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and has been making ocarinas for over 30 years. Technique: He creates ocarinas that are supported by many players with his unique ideas and techniques. Features: He pursues a simple tone and ease of playing, and is particularly known for the good sound of the high range. Features of Ti Amo Ocarina Material: Uses high-quality Italian clay (terracotta) and achieves a bright and resonant sound by hardening it through firing. Stability: Tuned to stabilize the pitch with a gentle breath, it is designed to be easy to handle for beginners to advanced players. Summary Ti Amo Ocarina is a reliable ocarina brand that combines the skilled techniques of Mr. Masakazu Yoshida and Italian materials, and is highly regarded for its tone, playability, and quality.