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Presents...

Folk Flutes

Musical Instruments You Blow
and From Which Sound Comes
By Virtue of an Edge Over Which
a Column of Air Oscillates...

Or something just about like that, anyway.

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Fingerings for Tinwhistle: The whistle is an instrument related to the flute. It's a lot of fun to play and not terribly difficult to learn. (They say that a whistle player's fingers are like lightning; they rarely strike the same place twice. When you can get your fingers to strike the same place twice, then you're a good player. Or, at least you're on your way to being a good player.) This page also contains complete instructions on what it takes to be a great musician.

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New Fingering Additions. More fun things to do with your fingers! This page will grow as I collect more whistle fingerings. Check out the new C-nat; I really like that fingering. It sounds good.

A=440Hz and other Frequencies: (Added Sunday, 18 July 1999; Completely Revised and Updated 20 September 2004) Do you like numbers? Do you like numbers a lot? A whole lot? Of course you do, you sick freak. Now, scoot on over to this page and see how much music likes numbers, too.

The Kansas City Native American Flute Circle Homepage can be found by following this link! And the SPECIAL EVENTS PAGE can be found by following this link.

Fingerings for a Six-Hole Native American Flute are right here!

Technique: Want to make your Native American flute sound like a loon? And who doesn't! Find out how by following this loon link! This was just one of the topics discussed at the second meeting of the Kansas City Native American Flute Circle.

Fingerings for a Five-Hole Ocarina can be found on this page. NOW ALSO AVAILABLE!!! (20 September 2004) Fingerings for a traditional sweet potato ocarina, courtesy of Karl Schuttler.

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