Fujara Flute sounding like a Didgeridoo

I was struck by the way he played his instrument. This is street Musician Reno Schulz playing the Fujara flute making it sound like a didgeridoo. Very original way of playing it and very funky as well. He's originally from Germany but is now based in San Germignano in Tuscany, Italy. Although he has a classical music background, he has also spent a lot of time in India learning Classical Indian flute playing. You can contact him via email here: [email protected] ''Although his schooling is in western classical flute music, he has a unique style of playing accompanied with vocal sounds. He plays a variety of flutes in different styles, from traditional western flutes to the unusual Fujora flute, a very rare overtone base flute from Slovakia. Used since ancient times in Slovakia to communicate from village to village, it is also used by the shepherds in Slovakia because the Fujora flute has a deep calming effect of the sheeps and it is said that once you have listened to the sound of the Fujora, you will never forget it. This performance gave the taste of a very special flute sound which was not heard or played usually in India.'' (oshoworld)