The North Country Workshop
Double ocarinas from doubleocarina.com, and the copy the museum keeps of it.
A note from the museum
This page is the museum’s account of a website it has preserved. It is not by the people who made it, and nothing from the site is republished here.
The North Country Workshop sold double ocarinas from doubleocarina.com — soprano, alto and tenor, each with two chambers. The site is gone.
A double ocarina sounds two notes at once, from one breath. It is a harder thing to make than a single, and far fewer makers attempt it: of the makers whose sites this museum holds, only Alan Albright, Charles Hind and this workshop built their work around them.
The site carried a photograph page, a news page, frequently asked questions, and order forms for each of the three sizes — the ordinary furniture of a small workshop selling directly to players.
What the museum holds
187 files, 2.3 MB.
| 45 | pages |
| 1 | pages transcribed to plain text |
| 18 | photographs and illustrations |
| 68 | small images that are page furniture rather than pictures — buttons, rules, spacers |
Saved from the Internet Archive in September 2026. Its captures run from 2002 to 2024.
Rights, and what is published
Nothing.
The museum does not know whether the people behind the workshop are living, and has not asked. Preserving something and publishing it are different acts, and it will do the first without the second.
If this is your work, or you know who to ask, please write to theocarinamuseum@gmail.com.