Oterfløyte

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Oterfløyte
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Classification	Wind, Aerophone
Ocarina, Xun, Tin Whistle, Recorder, Western concert flute, Flute, Ney, Kaval, Shakuhachi, Nose flute

Oterfløyte (English: "otter pipe or flute", or oterlokkefløyte English: "otter lur[e] flute") is a Norwegian flute used to mimic otter sound to serve as a lure. It is made of the wing bones of large birds, with a sound hole in the center column formed of resin or wax.^[1]

References

↑ Lokkepipe. digitaltmuseum.no.

v t e Norwegian folk music

General	Bygdedans Gammaldans Music of Norway Nordic folk music Traditional Nordic dance music

Tune Types	2/4 Dances Halling Polka Schottis 2/4 or 6/8 Dances Gangar Rudl or Rull 3/4 Dances Masurka Pols and Springleik Springar Vals 4/4 Dance Reinlender Miscellaneous Wedding march

Instruments	Accordion Bukkehorn Giga Hardingfele Krogharpe Langeleik Neverlur Oterfløyte Psalmodicon Seljefløyte Violin

Scales	Aeolian mode Dorian mode Harmonic minor Ionian mode Lydian mode Mixolydian mode

Relations	Danish folk music Finnish folk music Icelandic folk music Swedish folk music

Miscellaneous	Norwegian Folk Music Research Association Norwegian National Association for Traditional Music and Dance Stev

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