Learning the Native American flute is more than just playing music. It’s a way to calm your mind, connect with your breath, and enter a natural flow state. Essentially its a form of meditation and channeling. The soft, earthy sounds of the flute help slow your thoughts and bring you into the present moment. This is where true healing, creativity, and connection begin.

This flute has been used for generations by Indigenous peoples for storytelling, ceremony, and healing. When you play it, you don’t just make music, you share in a relationship with the world around you. The melodies often feel like they come from somewhere deeper, as if the wind and trees are playing through you. This is why having an experienced teacher is vital to learning flute. I have been playing for around 15 years.

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Having a teacher can support you to:

• Begin with a steady foundation to grow more effectively and not plateu. 

• Learn circular breathing techniques to unlock limitless breath.

• Learn advanced native flute techniques to support your playing to sound more professional. 

• Get specific backing tracks and pdf print outs to allow you to find more rythms and drones to play with. 

• Learn how to take the flute from a simple instrument to a ceremonial tool to communicate with the invisible world.

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Many people find that when they play outdoors, birds respond. The wind may pick up or settle. Animals may come closer. It’s as if nature hears you and responds. The flute becomes a gentle way to communicate with the land and the life around you. To experience such things just takes a little know how and intelligent practice!​