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Enjoying the Native American-Style Flute Book This book contains everything a flutist needs to know to enjoy an instrument that is rapidly growing in popularity - The Native American flute. It discusses playing, making, caring for the flute, and references to videos, Internet sites and flute companies. Illustrations, diagrams, and color photos. |
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"I love my Laughing Mallard cases. I currently own four. They have traveled thousands of miles on the road with me. I've hiked with them down canyons and up mountains. I carried them in scorching heat, and driving rain and snow. When I'm on tour I never know what to expect, but at least I know my flutes are safe and sound. They're easy to carry, easy to load and have saved my flutes from getting damaged many times. Plus, they look great! I always get compliments on them."
~Scott August, Recording Artist Performer
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~Scott August, Recording Artist Performer
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We offer flutes crafted by several flute makers. Some are Native; Some are not. We do not claim to be affiliated with a Native American Tribe. Some of our flutes are considered to be Native American Style Flutes. Not all our instruments and accessories are being made by tribal recognized Native American Indians. We will indicate in the product description if the item is Native made. Please visit The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 for more information on this issue.
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