Most
of
the bark has been left on this 6 holed unsplit English Walnut
branch flute, except where the sound chamber walls were thinned
down at the tone holes, creating a nice contrast with the
exposed and finely finished grain. The flute is concert tuned
and plays the minor pentatonic modes 1 & 4 as well as the
Gypsy Scale. Real copper has been inlaid down the right
side of the flute in the crevices of the bark, contributing
color and an impression of lichen growing on the shady side of
the branch. American bison lacing holds the bird to the
nest. The flute measures 23 1/4" in length and the branch
was gathered from a wild grove of English Walnut trees that grow
along San Marcos Creek in San Diego County.
SOLD
Price includes tax and shipping
cost,
a nice fleece drawstring flute bag
and a "How to Play and Care for Your Dryad Flute" booklet.
a nice fleece drawstring flute bag
and a "How to Play and Care for Your Dryad Flute" booklet.