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.
How to play the INNATO flute?
The Innato flute takes its name from the Italian word for “inborn” or “innate,” reflecting the idea that the knowledge to play is already within you. This unique instrument is designed to feel intuitive, allowing you to express music that flows naturally from your body. As you explore its tones and rhythms, you’ll discover that […]
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 […]
How to play the ZEN flute
The ZENflute is played by exhaling slowly with a soft, long sigh, similar to breathing out gently and slowly. The sound is produced when all mouth muscles are completely relaxed, which is the opposite of how other blowhole instruments are played. Achieving this relaxed technique can be challenging, but once mastered, it creates a relaxation […]
How to play the OvA flute
Sit comfortably, either on a chair or on the floor with your legs crossed, and place the instrument in your lap. The rounded base should rest securely against your body. You can gently cradle the instrument between your legs to keep it stable while playing.
How to play the DOUBLE flute
Welcome to the world of the Double, a unique twin-chamber instrument designed to provide rich, stereo-like sound. The Double is like a double Nateyflute, with two flutes connected side by side. Each side has four fingerholes in the front and a thumbhole at the back, allowing you to play a pentatonic scale on both flutes […]