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Native American Flute: The Apology
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Selecting a Native American Flute
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Native American Flute Basic Ornamentation
Native American Flute Practice
Playing Native American Flute With Others
Summary: It is important to open playing the Native American flute with the Apology. Correctly offer the Apology before playing the Native American flute with instruction from a professional musician in this free music video.
John MacEnulty was the principal tuba player with the St. Louis Symphony from 1962 until 1982. He was a founding member of the St. Louis Brass Quintet. He was conductor and executive...read more
The Native American flute is a haunting instrument that may be played to evoke strong emotions. Songs for the Native American flute can be written from the heart or learn from traditions. Native American flutes are not prohibitively expensive, so many people can purchase and play them. The Native American flute may be used as a form of meditation, as well as musical expression. In this free music video series, a professional musician will unveil the Native American flute. See various examples of flutes made from such materials as cedar, bamboo and reeds. Get tips on fingering, scales and ornamentation. Get advice on choosing a flute, practicing and playing with others.
"(Demo) I ask forgiveness. I'm shown this gift by a great and generous people whose ways have not been respected by my people. We can not harm others without losing ourselves. I come to you in my way, for I am connected not by blood, but by love and respect for this music and this tradition. I ask permission to carry this message to my brothers and sisters, whether white, or black, or red, or yellow. May we join each other in healing, and bless and respect each other. Mitakuye oyasin all my relations. (Demo)"
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