Huge Double Flute Sound: La Rosa Drone Flute

Now available through Didge Project: the G Minor Pentatonic Drone Flute by La Rosa Flutes! This instrument has a drone in the key of G and plays notes: G Bb C D F G.
*Order La Rosa Drone Flute here: www.didgeproject.com/product/...
A drone flute; also called a “double” or “dual” flute, is basically two flutes that are connected. The idea is that one side plays like a normal flute while the other side harmonizes with a single “drone” note. These flutes are top-quality instruments that are lightweight and play fantastically. Check them out in our online store!
La Rosa flutes is a family run operation founded by Sound Alchemist Tito La Rosa. Tito is an internationally recognized sound healer who makes traditional Andean instruments. This flute is lightweight and has an incredible tone and sound. We highly recommend this flute, especially if you are just learning how to play.
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[@Valhalla_Heathen]

Amazing content as always! Love this channel to death ❤️

[@neuralearth]

do you play for sound a pleasure or to move the fluid up and down the spine?