Blog of Native Flute Store

Music has always had the power to touch our souls and heal our emotional wounds. In the world of sound therapy, Native flutes hold a special place. These handmade instruments, crafted with care and pr …

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The 432 Hz frequency is a specific value used in tuning musical instruments and is an alternative to the standard 440 Hz tuning. The 432 Hz frequency is considered a more "natural" or "harmonic" tu …

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The quena is a wind instrument that has been a fundamental pillar in Andean music for centuries. Its history and versatility make it an instrument worthy of exploration and admiration. In this article …

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Long ago, in the lands of Native Americans, there was a legend of Nuvia, a young woman belonging to the Lakota tribe. Nuvia was known in her community for her love and skill in playing the native f …

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The Inca culture, which flourished in ancient Peru from about the 15th century until the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century, had its own musical and tuning practices. Although we …

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One of the biggest enemies of our bamboo and wood flutes is fungi. When stored for a long time, fungi can grow inside or accumulate dust, which affects the sound of the flute.Here are some tips that …

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