How is the sodina instrument played?

The sodina is a traditional woodwind instrument, similar to a Flute, typically played by blowing air into one end while covering and uncovering finger holes along its body to produce different pitches. Musicians can create a variety of tones by adjusting their breath pressure and the position of their fingers. The sodina is often used in Folk Music and cultural performances, showcasing its melodic versatility. It requires skill to master the nuances of breath control and finger placement for expressive playing.