I wanted to send out another quick mailing to the members of the site who have signed up for these updates and to tell you of the new things happening at Thomas Richardson Music, as well as tell you about our September sale!

Hello,

Just a quick note to let everyone know, that the following products are on sale for the rest of May:

http://www.thomasrichardsonmusic.com/content/north-indian-bhairava-raga-...
$87.77 discounted to $70.77

http://www.thomasrichardsonmusic.com/content/2-foot-asavari-raga-bamboo-...
$77.77 discounted to $67.00

http://www.thomasrichardsonmusic.com/content/3-foot-samurai-kanji-green-...

$90.00 discounted to $78.00

http://www.thomasrichardsonmusic.com/content/6-tone-hole-arabian-scale-f...

$75.00 discounted to $65.00

I wanted to send out a quick mailing to the members of the site who have signed up for these updates and to tell you of the new things happening at Thomas Richardson Music!

My wife Nicole and I are now working together on the bamboo flutes and Nicole is hand carving and painting all of the latest designs. I am still in the process of updating all of the images on the website to reflect the latest versions of the flutes. Take a look at some of the new images, on our Gallery page or on the individual product pages.

http://www.thomasrichardsonmusic.com/gallery

I wanted to send out a newsletter to wish everyone a happy 2009,
though most importantly, to thank you all for supporting my flute
building work through 2008!

My wife Nicole and I moved to a new address on the north side of
Spokane, Washington in late 2008. I almost have my new workshop set up
the way I want it to be for my continued flute building in the future.
I've been curing a few species of Chinese tonkin bamboo, and green
bamboo in the workshop this year. I feel that my continued on going
process of flute building has come to a new level. I am very pleased

Namaste Everyone,

I wanted to send out a product update news letter, so those of you
who have signed up will be updated on the latest product additions to
my website.

I have learned much about this work over the past year and I now build
in the ancient tradition of the bansuri builders from India who cure
their bamboo poles for years before they begin building. I have both
green bamboo and Chinese Tonkin bamboo poles curing in my workshop.
I use fire to heat, harden, cure and color the bamboo as I build.
I burn all the tones holes with an Ahoken burning stick and some other

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