MID-EAST NATIVE AMERICAN FLUTE (SATIN WOOD)

MID-EAST NATIVE AMERICAN FLUTE (SATIN WOOD)

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This Native American Style flute is end blown with six finger holes. It is composed of two parts: the pipe body and the bird or saddle block. The flow of air is controlled by sliding the bird over the top opening. A minor adjustment in pitch can be made by moving the bird forward (sharpening pitch) or backward (flattening pitch). However, it is important to ensure that the opening is not completely closed. These flutes are not designed to be concert-tuned; instead, they are designed to be in tune with themselves. The music of the Native American Style Flute is intended to be inspirational and personal, with a lovely, open, and ethereal sound. The lowest note is the F#, which is played with all holes covered.

Overall length: 22 inches

From the centre of the top hole to the bottom of the flute, it measures 10 5/8 inches.

The distance between the holes, starting from the top hole and working down, is:

1-2: 7/8 of an inch

2-3: 15/16 of an inch

3-4: 1 9/32 inches

4-5: 15/16 of an inch

5-6: 15/16 of an inch

Piece of Art

Every Mid-East Sialkot musical instrument harp is a piece of fine art. Moreover, we present you with the highest quality of traditional and folk musical instrument at Mid-East Sialkot. We are one of the largest wholesale retailer and dealer of all kinds of musical instruments in Sialkot Pakistan. Made from the true natural woods and customizable colors and the finest design available in the market.

Highest Quality

Mid-East Sialkot is offering the highest and the best quality of musical instruments that is built from the finest quality materials. Not to mention, our high-quality musical instruments are as good as they sound made uniquely by our craftsmen. Moreover, we at Mid-East Sialkot make every possible effort to preserve the true history of the music instruments.

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