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Upcoming Events: 2011 Sept 23-25 Yosemite Flute and Art Festival, Oakhurst, CA http://www.yosemiteflutefest.com/ Oct 7-9 San Manuel Pow Wow, San Bernardino, CA http://www.sanmanuel-nsn.gov/culture_powow.php.html 2012 Feb 11-12 American Indian Music Fest at Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, AZ http://www.nps.gov/cagr/planyourvisit/american-indian-music-fest.htm Note: My Flutes For Sale page is not updated like I would like, due to my many travels this year. Please use this page to get an idea of my work until I can post new inventory. The best way to contact me is via eMail, at NativeFluteOnline@gmail.com. Thank You, dg Hatch News: Customer Found Wood idea has sparked some interest, it has been well received. Although now I will be making my first Native Flute from Elk Antler, stay tune. I made a couple of New flutes out of very old wood that came from a broken- up table, from an Oriental table, Bois De Rose from the best I can tell, very very hard wood. The two flutes one G and the other an A are both incredible sounding. Until recently I never kept any of my flutes for myself but I did keep the A. I must add, it was not only the sound but the fact it was gifted wood. And the story of all the meals and conversations that must have taken place as it served it's time as a table and now a new life creating music. New DOC Slider Flute is complete. Dual Optional Chamber with a Slider, very unique. Pictures coming soon. -- sold New "elements" Series is out. Although fairly transparent on the surface. I call the series elements because the design incorporates the elements of nature; wood-earth, stone, fire, wind, water & metal. The first Flute in the series was delivered in March 2009. book: "My Journey with the Native American Flute" Yes, I started writing a book. I have had so many incredible experiences since I've set out on my flute journey. My problem was that there were so many amazing stories and experiences coming so fast I was having trouble remembering them all. Although I have been making flutes for over fifteen years and the book touches on my early years, it's primary focus is on the last four years or since I decided to "Step off the Edge" and make flutes full-time. -dg Quote: Is there something made by man that approaches the beauty of nature? Perhaps music! - unknown |