The Blul (in Armenian Բլուլ) is a long, oblique apricot wood flute originating from Armenia, quite similar to the Ney or the Kaval.
Its operating mode differs from that of the Duduk. Indeed, it is an instrument tuned to the chromatic scale, unlike the Duduk which is tuned to the diatonic scale.
The Blul is played in all musical styles, and it is often found in traditional orchestras, usually as the most poetic instrument in the orchestra.
