2 Foot Asavari Raga Bamboo Flute
Built from cured Chinese stone bamboo. This exotic flute is 2 feet in length. In the summer months I use some fire to color the finish and seal in bee's wax while still hot from the fire. Many times I build the flute as pictured in photo number 5. With either design this flute is a gorgeous art piece as well as an incredible sounding flute. Each piece of bamboo is different and each art piece is inspired so each one of our flutes are unique.
Tuned to a north Indian Raga called Asavari. Tuned in A440
concert pitch. Key of C or B FLAT minor. The notes of the scale are C D EFLAT F G AFLAT BFLAT C. A very moody and meditative scale that few flute makers tune to.
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CLICK HERE TO PLAY A FLUTE SOLO BY THOMAS FEATURING THE NEW ASAVARI RAGA FLUTE |
Use this bamboo flute for your professional recording work, for eastern meditation practices or to enjoy a new unique tuning in your bamboo flute collection.
Eco-flow natural water based stain application. Brown hemp thread bindings. Nicole Richardson has hand carved a large tree and flower pattern, an eastern looking bird, and an OM symbol on this exotic flute.
If your looking for a special and exotic eastern sound - this flute is awesome!
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The flute has just arrived, I picked it up yesterday from the post office and I am absolutely happy with it, thank you! The colours, even the smell... and of course the carving. The notes play perfectly, now I only need to figure out what melodies to play.
I also had a little fun with imagining myself using it as a weapon - just play-pretend, of course. And my colleagues at Uni wanted me to play for them the moment I unwrapped it.
Thank you again, and keep doing your wonderful work.
Adina, Romania