How do I keep my instrument in good health?
Occasional clean your instrument with a soft, dry cloth and use it’s protective case to keep your flute in good condition. Avoid dropping, hitting, or putting it on a hard surface. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. After playing, let the instrument breath for a bit before closing its case. Avoid using any chemicals.
what is the comparison between the instruments?
ZENflute: My oldest instrument, based on the Chinese Xun, encourages complete relaxation while playing. It’s a mirror for the breath, not just a musical instrument, and is often used privately due to its deeply personal nature. Natey: Inspired by Native American and South American vessel flutes, the Natey is a “pocket” Native American flute, one […]
How to choose the right instrument?
Each Stonewhistle flute is designed to connect deeply with the body and soul. While factors like size, weight, and budget may influence your choice, let your heart guide you. The right flute will resonate with you. I offer all flutes in different tunings and pitch (440 Hz or 432 Hz), so consider how it fits […]
What colors are available
We use specially designed techniques to decorate our instruments, avoiding chemicals. Each instrument is crafted from pure clay and layered with homemade Terra Sigillata, made from fine clay particles gathered from our nearby river. The natural colors of the river clay define the unique finishes, and because no two clay batches are the same, each […]
How to play the NATEY flute
How to play the Natey flute Step 1: Holding and Finger Placement Hold the Natey with all six holes on the top and the thumb hole on the bottom (left side) closed. Use your index, middle, and ring fingers of both hands to cover the six upper holes. Close the thumb hole with your left […]