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Exploring Native American flutes, shakuhachi, bansuri, Irish flutes, quena, ney, dizi, xiao, and other world flutes

Michael Graham Allen has been researching, building and reintroducing ancient flutes of North America since the 1970s and is the principal musician and composer of Coyote Oldman. Coyote Oldman is an exploration into the music of the human spirit and the reintroduction of ancient flutes.

Native American style flutes, hand made by Laughing Crow Flutes. Digitally tuned to the Native American Pentatonic scale. Soothe your soul and enhance your life's journey with a Native Flute or music on CD from Laughing Crow.

Flutopedia.com is an Encyclopedia for the Native American flute.

Recording and distributing Native American music since 1951

Exploration of Native American flutes from past to present.

Information and native shop for the Native American arts of sandpainting, carving, painting, baskets and pottery.

Flutesonline Offers Native American Flutes along with song books, flute bags, flute accessories and more.

Native American Flute music with guitar, piano, soft drums and nature sounds of the Southwest. Featuring the Native American flute playing of Scott August. If you like Native American flute music you'll love the music of Scott August.

Native Circle, the longest running Native American site on the web, is a place for all people to learn about and experience Native American music, culture, wisdom, history and contemporary issues, and explore indigenous wisdom from around the world.

American Indian Music Festival at the Landing in Ft Walton Beach, Flute Circles, Flute making, Flute competition

Native American inspired Flutes by Chris ti Coom Flutes, we handcraft the wooden Native American style flute, we also make shakers.

Cornell Kinderknecht is an award-winning recording artist and performer of historic and world flutes and reeds. His original contemporary instrumental music is a unique style combining his experience in the genres of world, classical, pop, jazz, and folk music and has been described as soothing, soaring, and playful. Along with being a successful recording artist and performer, Cornell is also a regular presenter and instructor at music workshops around the U.S.

Exploring Native American flutes, shakuhachi, bansuri, Irish flutes, quena, ney, dizi, xiao, and other world flutes