Some of my best friends belong to the Tucson Native American Flute Circle, TNAFC. I've talked about Keith Stanford before and profiled one of his flutes. Another friend of mine is really two people, Ed and Fran Pendrys of Juniper Flute Accessories.
Juniper Flute Accessories makes tasteful flute stands and bags. They also make really nice flute wraps. Something you won't find on their website for some reason.
Here is an example of one of their wraps on a Geoffrey Ellis flute.
They do really nice bead work on beautiful leather. All of this is done by Fran on a small loom. She doesn't do a lot of them since, as with so many people in the Native flute world, she wants it to be fun -not a job.
I consider myself very fortunate to have a few of these great wraps. They look great and really dress up a flute. If you're interested in one email them through their website.
Postings by Scott August, about the Native American style flute,
the Pueblo/Anasazi flute, Xiao and the Southwest
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Sandhill Crane flute
Here are some images of a Sandhill Crane flute by Greg Jones
The body is made of lacewood.
The block and mouthpiece are made from rosewood. Note the celtic inlay of rosewood too.
The carved head extremely well done. This flute is in the key of Bb and has a sweet, clear tone that carries well.
Sandhill Cranes are the most common crane in the American Southwest with their distictive red head. They are found all over the U.S., Canada and even Seberia.
Greg Jones can be found in Oregon. He does not sell flutes directly but my understanding is that you can possiblly get one by contacting The Flute Case store. I have also heard rumor that Querencia Woodwinds might begin selling them this summer. If you have any interest I would suggest you contact them.
The body is made of lacewood.
The block and mouthpiece are made from rosewood. Note the celtic inlay of rosewood too.
The carved head extremely well done. This flute is in the key of Bb and has a sweet, clear tone that carries well.
Sandhill Cranes are the most common crane in the American Southwest with their distictive red head. They are found all over the U.S., Canada and even Seberia.
Greg Jones can be found in Oregon. He does not sell flutes directly but my understanding is that you can possiblly get one by contacting The Flute Case store. I have also heard rumor that Querencia Woodwinds might begin selling them this summer. If you have any interest I would suggest you contact them.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Scott August Signature Anasazi flutes
Cedar Mesa Music and Scott August are proud to announce the Scott August Signature Anasazi Flute. These professional quality instruments are made by Geoffrey Ellis of Earth Tone Flutes and are perfect for both beginning and advanced players. Ideal for concert stage, recording studios or just nooding around alone as you discover your true Kokopelli.
Scott and Geoffrey worked closely together to construct a flute that had the distinctive warm, low sound that Scott strives for in his recordings while still keeping ease of playing in mind. Several prototypes were constructed and extensively tested. The final designs were then field tested by members of Scott's beginning Anasazi flute class before Scott and Geoffrey made their final decision. The result is a warm, resonant low tone with a silky smooth response.
To satisfy both the collector and the everyday flute player these flutes will be available in two lines
The Scott August Signature Ansaszi Flute
and
The Scott August Anasazi Flute Series
The Scott August Signature Ansaszi Flute
Shown above, this is a limited edition flute. Only twenty five flutes will be offered per year, each year will it's own distinct design. Made of eastern red cedar The Scott August Signature Anasazi Flute is tastefully accented with a crushed turquoise Cedar Mesa Music logo and Bore Rings in a style reminiscent of Chaco Canyon jewelry. Each flute will be signed by Scott August, Numbered and come with a Certificate of Authenticity, a bag and maintenance kit.
Available in the keys of Ab and A these flutes will be made to order to accommodate both right and left handed players. See below for prices and availability.
The Scott August Anasazi Flute Series
Also made of eastern red cedar the Scott August Anasazi Flute Series is a more affordable version of the Signature flute accented with a wood burned Cedar Mesa Music logo and Bore Rings. Each flute will come with a bag and a flute maintenance kit.
Available in the keys of Ab and A, with other keys to be anounced, these flutes will be made to order to accommodate both right and left handed players. See below for prices and availability.
The Scott August Ansaszi Flute Series
Prices and Availability
These flutes will be available starting April 21th, 2008
The Scott August Signature Ansaszi Flute:
Price: $350.00 One of 25 Signed and numbered flutes. Keys available: Ab and A
Comes with a certificate of authenticity, a bag and maintenance kit
The Scott August Anasazi Flute Series
Price: $235.00. Keys available: Ab and A. Other keys to be anounced.
Comes with a bag and maintenance kit
How to order
To order your flute send the following information to Cedar Mesa Music
Once we get this information you’ll be put on the list. It’s “first come first flute...”
© Cedar Mesa Music
Scott and Geoffrey worked closely together to construct a flute that had the distinctive warm, low sound that Scott strives for in his recordings while still keeping ease of playing in mind. Several prototypes were constructed and extensively tested. The final designs were then field tested by members of Scott's beginning Anasazi flute class before Scott and Geoffrey made their final decision. The result is a warm, resonant low tone with a silky smooth response.
To satisfy both the collector and the everyday flute player these flutes will be available in two lines
The Scott August Signature Ansaszi Flute
and
The Scott August Anasazi Flute Series
The Scott August Signature Ansaszi Flute
Shown above, this is a limited edition flute. Only twenty five flutes will be offered per year, each year will it's own distinct design. Made of eastern red cedar The Scott August Signature Anasazi Flute is tastefully accented with a crushed turquoise Cedar Mesa Music logo and Bore Rings in a style reminiscent of Chaco Canyon jewelry. Each flute will be signed by Scott August, Numbered and come with a Certificate of Authenticity, a bag and maintenance kit.
Available in the keys of Ab and A these flutes will be made to order to accommodate both right and left handed players. See below for prices and availability.
The Scott August Anasazi Flute Series
Also made of eastern red cedar the Scott August Anasazi Flute Series is a more affordable version of the Signature flute accented with a wood burned Cedar Mesa Music logo and Bore Rings. Each flute will come with a bag and a flute maintenance kit.
Available in the keys of Ab and A, with other keys to be anounced, these flutes will be made to order to accommodate both right and left handed players. See below for prices and availability.
The Scott August Ansaszi Flute Series
Prices and Availability
These flutes will be available starting April 21th, 2008
The Scott August Signature Ansaszi Flute:
Price: $350.00 One of 25 Signed and numbered flutes. Keys available: Ab and A
Comes with a certificate of authenticity, a bag and maintenance kit
The Scott August Anasazi Flute Series
Price: $235.00. Keys available: Ab and A. Other keys to be anounced.
Comes with a bag and maintenance kit
How to order
To order your flute send the following information to Cedar Mesa Music
- Name
- Address
- City, State, Zip
- Phone
- Email
- Which Key?
Tell us which hand you place on the bottom holes –right or left?
We don’t need a deposit
Once we get this information you’ll be put on the list. It’s “first come first flute...”
© Cedar Mesa Music
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