The '''ocarina''' is a musical instrument that is part of the woodwind family. Ocarinas are usually made out of terra cotta or plastic materials. They are played similarly to blowing a whistle. The body is approximately teardrop shaped with a short pipe containing the whistle that is blown by the performer. The shape of the instrument is somewhat like a [[sweet potato]], hence the old-fashioned slang term for the instrument.<ref>Blatter A. (1997) ''Instrumentation and Orchestration'', 2nd edn, Schirmer Thompson Learning, United States Of America. pg. 302-303 ISBN 0-534-25187-0 </ref> | The '''ocarina''' is a musical instrument that is part of the woodwind family. Ocarinas are usually made out of terra cotta or plastic materials. They are played similarly to blowing a whistle. The body is approximately teardrop shaped with a short pipe containing the whistle that is blown by the performer. The shape of the instrument is somewhat like a [[sweet potato]], hence the old-fashioned slang term for the instrument.<ref>Blatter A. (1997) ''Instrumentation and Orchestration'', 2nd edn, Schirmer Thompson Learning, United States Of America. pg. 302-303 ISBN 0-534-25187-0 </ref> |