Alto C Ocarina (O.TNB) - Handmade ceramic product. Made with the aim of creating an ocarina with a gentle and soft sound. Approximately 17.5cm long. Perhaps the most common type of ocarina. It's easy to play along with other instruments. In terms of a singer's voice, it's similar in pitch to male singers like Tetsuya Takeda, Yuzo Kayama, Ikuzo Yoshi, and Billy Banban. ＜Songs I Play in the Original Key＞ Tetsuya Takeda: "Okuru Kotoba" (Sheet music starts on F) Kotaro Yamamoto: "Misaki Meguri" (Sheet music starts on B) Billy Banban: "Shiroi Buranko" (Sheet music starts on E), "Renge Sou" (Sheet music starts on B) Kazuo Zaitsu: "Saboten no Hana" (Sheet music starts on D) Ikuzo Yoshi: "Sake yo" (Sheet music starts on G), "Tsugaru Heiya" (Sheet music starts on D) Masaaki Sakai: "Machi no Akari" (Sheet music starts on C), "Saraba Koibito" (Sheet music starts on C) Yuzo Kayama: "Oyome ni Oide" (Sheet music starts on A), "Tabibito yo" (Sheet music starts on low A) Yujiro Ishihara: "Futari no Sekai" (Sheet music starts on F), "Ginza no Koi no Monogatari" (Sheet music starts on F) Tomio Umezawa: "Yume Shibai" (Sheet music starts on B) Kenji Niinuma: "Yuki no Yado" (Sheet music starts on B) 〇 You can listen to the actual ocarina sound on YouTube. Please search for "Ocarina OTNB". The pitch has been checked with a tuner, but it may be problematic as the playing style varies depending on the performer. In that case, fine-tuning may be necessary. A CD with songs for testing the sound is also included. Please try it with the songs. Although they are simple songs, you should feel uncomfortable playing if the pitch of the key doesn't match.