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Brilliant!

Kalani !! He’s the guy to help your rhythmic passions with percussions.

How many kids is that?

Just starting out with my G flute. Excited to Discovered your channel 😊

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Sweet groove bro

Maaaaan! I really appreciate your devotion in teaching people! This helped me a lot!

Very useful thanks

That is magical!

This was the best explanation I found and thank you for the advice on intervals. I’m feeling a lot more confident in my playing after this video 😊

Is it possible to change the notes as you are singing a mantra, like if it was an Harmonium?

Sir can u teach me more codes because I am new

No C?

Can you please make more videos like this where we can play along? It is so fun to me! I am starting to play along and sound like I'm actually making music ❤🎉

I use a digital instrument C# conga, E Tumba & G Super Tumba.

im not really sure if u showed anythiing here...i was walready gonna get the hype mic anyways but i loved the music u played

Awesome, I love playing the blues as it fits into so many different songs from religious tunes to country music and blues itself. I can have a whole lot of fun with this as I play blues on guitar as well and panpipes. Thanks a lot for the info to save me looking it up or working it out over time. Sounds real cool.

Hello. Do you know where I can get one of the short body flutes in Dm you mentioned. Mad Max no longer makes them.

The diagram is upright but you are holding your flute the opposite direction. Why do you do this? It's so disorienting.

How to get these flutes in India? I need E flute

Bad technique and played incorrectly.

So beautiful!

Most fun

Thank you for this video & for nreaking down each moves to each very basic movement

Sarebbe bello ripotare il testo della canzone così da poterlo tradurre anche per chi non conosce l'inglese,grazie.

I like watching your video and learning the dance as well !!!

Thank you

Kelvin mockingbird inspired?

Hey, I learned that from school

Thank you, itnwas very helpful 🙏

I love the tutorials and the beautiful sounding flutes you are using on these.

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I recently purchased from Northern Spirit flutes their Mid A flute and its such a joy to play . As a complete beginner it was so easy . Using YT tutorials from people like yourself and Jonny Lipford my flute journey has begun.

❤❤❤ Mahalo

I would have never thought to put this beat on it, but dang it aounds so cool 😎

I love my flute so mich. Its my first instrument. It speaks to my soul, so excoted to learn more. This was an amazing video, they are hard to find ! Thank you so much friend ❤

First off, I love all your videos and have gained so much from them. They have been incredibly informative. As a Native American, I feel that the rich history of indigenous peoples, enslaved and freed Africans, and their European allies has often been overlooked. My research into the origins of improvisational drumming in North America traces its roots back to the 1700s in present-day New Orleans. It's crucial to acknowledge the rich history behind drum circles, especially the narrative of Bulbancha, the name given by the Choctaw and Chickasaw to the area now known as Congo Square. Bulbancha, meaning "the place of many tongues," fortifies the belief that multicultural, indigenous, African, and European gatherings took place in present-day Congo Square. This location was a market where the enslaved sold goods to buy their freedom. Remarkably, 20% of the enslaved people in Louisiana at that time had Native American ancestry. Congo Square is culturally significant as a meeting place for diverse communities who came together to create a new form of music based on improvisational drumming. For those interested in delving deeper into the emergence of improvisational drumming in Congo Square, I highly recommend the book "Congo Square: African Roots in New Orleans" by Freddi Williams Evans. It offers a detailed exploration of the historical and cultural significance of this iconic location and its impact on American music

Wow. Fantastic!❤

This is beautiful!

This is a good video, but like all similar videos it's missing one key component. If you're playing alone it doesn't matter as much if the flute is perfectly tuned. If you are playing with other musicians it is critical that the flute be in pitch. Traditionally these flutes are played with percussion, which is far less of an issue as far as pitch. But if you're playing with a piano or guitar that is tuned properly, an improperly tuned flute will make it sound like you don't know how to play. I have scoured RUclips to try to find anyone talking about this very important topic and I have yet to find a single post about it.

Sir more keys

thanks for the demonstration

What is the price ranges on these flutes? Thanks!

Thank you for your insights on the different ranges. Very helpful 🙏 (Fyi: some of the links you mentioned in your description are being forwarded to some tmho non applicable websites 🙈)

The high E is quite sweet

No shit , what a chromatic voice !

This is the best instructional I’ve ever seen! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! 🕊️

what is that beautiful flute you are playing ? this was really fun!!!

Thank you sir