Bristlecone Pine Branch Flute
in Em (A=432) with Controllable Warble


play video for sound sample of this flute:





















































































































































































                                                        

Clearly, resonantly and soulfully voiced to an Em (A=432) pentatonic scale, modes 1 & 4, this Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva) branch flute sings with a mellow, controllable warble on the fundamental (as heard in the sound sample) ~ a warbling flute being highly valued by the old time, traditional Native American flute players.  As with all Dryad Flutes, this ancient branch was bored out unsplit, with the natural appearance, strength and integrity of the growth rings left intact and respected.  The deep crevices that were in the this extremely weathered branch have been inlaid with turquoise and the finished flute has been kept free of any petroleum based product, sealed only with shellac, sanded and buffed to a natural shine and coated with carnauba wax. This gorgeous flute measures 23 1/4" in length, and has a slightly tapered sound chamber from 1" diameter at the sound hole down to 7/8" at the foot of the flute.   Green tanned deer lacing lends its strength to secure the bird to her nest.  To help prevent wetout, the bird has been fitted with a cedar shoe, and a drain hole, covered by the lacing, has been designed into the air chamber.   Price includes: A high quality, Dryad Flute Pouch custom made for this flute by Sabine, Happiness Guarantee Return Policy, Lifetime Warranty,  Tax

Home Page  Jon & Sabine  Dryad   Vision    Available Flutes    Gallery    Quality    Testimonials  
Green Branches    On The Marsh   Under the Oaks    Butterfly Blue   Schedule    Living Lightly  


All Karmic Laws Applicable
All Natural Rights Reserved
© 2018 Jon Sherman