Wolf Claw Flutes - Native American Flute in C - SHOWCASE
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Hello lovely people. Have you ever wanted to try a Native American Flute? This might be the perfect one for you! In this video I play and showcase the Wolf Claw Native American Flute in C with a few technical info snippets for you to enjoy :) I hope it's helpful!
You can find these flutes here: www.wolfclawflutes.com
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I love Native american flutes. If they had just a slightly wider range, they'd probably be my favorite flutes.
Native American Flute is my favourite instrument. In my channel you can find three o four videos with some improvisations. Thank you so much!!
You are a warm ray of sunshine on a dreary winter day. Thank you.
I forgot to thank you Stephanie, for the Wolf Claw link. I visited Dave's site, and was really impressed with the craftsmanship, quality, and the very affordable prices of his flutes! Now I've got more to add to my want list! Thanks, again!
Very nice Stephanie! Glad to see you dipping your toes in the NAF pool! I'll warn you, Native American flutes are like potato chips............You can't have just one! :) Very nice Improv!
FluteTastic so true, so far I own 35+ Native American flutes
@@thompowers9276 Wow! You've got me beat! I checked out your videos. Love the playing in the cave! That was awesome!
@@flutetastic-NC True! I just started playing the NAF about a year ago and now have three; all High Spirits made. Never played any instrument before and love how easy they are to play. I just stepped up big-time based on Stephanie's videos to an MK Pro Low D whistle. We'll see how it goes!
@@dannybazzell3586 Sorry for the late reply. We're in the midst of getting my wife ready for major surgery! Congrats on the MK Pro whistle. All the whistles I own are the very inexpensive Clarke whistles! My flute of choice is the NAF, followed by the whistle. Most of my flutes are High Spirit flutes (eight or nine, I think) followed by a few other various makers. As you mentioned, they're very easy to play, but very beautiful & versatile at the same time 😊
The instrument and sound are both AMAZING!!
Beautiful and very haunting improvisation.
Excellent! Love your incorporating the NAF! They are great tools for encouraging Improv. You demonstrated this wonderfully as your improv sounded amazing!
just in love with the sound
You capturer the music very well, great job. All the native Americans flute music has that deep mournful sound. It seem to mirror their history. My ancestors are Scotch and Irish and came to America for religion freedom in the 17 century. My ancestors brought land from the natives tribes, but were struck by their sad and mournful flute music.
I liked its sound.
Beautiful
Hauntingly meditative sound, played by an enthusiastic expert. Delightful! Tx
Wonderful! Perfetto for the sound of silence and the last of the mohicans ❤️
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Beautiful flute, beautiful sound. Thank you.
Very shamanic sound. Thank you for taking me to the tree with your play.
Very interesting. You manage to get so many new varieties, wow!! 😃
That was stunning!
Thanks for this. I have played a NAF for a while now primarily to relax. Like you it is beautiful sweet and relaxing. Love your channel, there is always something new and interesting
Amazing voice, I believe you are a fast learner. I started learning to play Native American flute about a year ago. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🎼
Waaaaay cool...
Magical sound!!
That slight clicking you sometimes hear when playing reminds me of a hurdy gurdy, which I really like
I quite like that too!
It is so magic!!! =D
More of this please . It sounds beautiful .
PS after watching your channel you fantastic playing has inspired me to begin playing myself. Big thanks 👍🏻
That's wonderful Pete. I hope you enjoy learning to play! x
If you could check out the song “Jump at the sun” and attempt to figure out the fingerings I’d be so hype. It’s the second half of this video here (first half is pretty nice sounding too 👀) ua-cam.com/video/7FuGcgQhy40/v-deo.html
You should try a Quena out! It is a Peruvian flute used by the Incan culture! I have two and they are a unique flute
I have one 😊
Gorgeous!
This flute is an extension of you. 😍♥️😘
I just discovered your channel and I must say that it's awesome! You're a very good player and a good teacher. Check out Greenlands from The Sidh band, it has a beautiful whistle track that would make a great cover idea!
Hi Cutiepie, I notice that you are using a pipers grip on the flute. Normally a NASF uses the pads of the fingers for a smother play ( less clicking of the fingers hitting the keys) your improv was very nice. Hope to hear more from you.
Unfortunately my hands are too small to reach the holes on the bottom half of the low C, so I don't have much choice but to sue the piper's grip if I want to play it :)
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Hmm, I've seen minor pentatonic tuned Native American Flutes, but I guess I shouldn't be surprised that chromatic versions exist as well. The way I've been adding various flutes lately, I'll probably have one eventually, lol
You are one talented young lady. Showing my age here now. Any chance of My Rifle, Pony and Me from the Movie Rio Bravo with Notes to follow?
Looks like the American Spirits cigarette box flute
(0:15) It sounded like she said A-mee-zing and I was like, 'wait, back up. Did i hear that right?" I did.
Beast? It's a behemoth! 😲
Cutie Pie , you should also try Indian classical E scale flute , each pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia videos to hear how great he plays
Somewhere in the forests a bigfoot sasquatch wonder where he put his flute? 🦧🦍🤔🤔🤔🤔
Hello Stephanie, Please can you say what Woods the Bear Claw N. American Flute is made from? As always, Thank-You for your excellent videos.
I don't know unfortunately, it was sent to me (without any real info) through Chris Wall (whistle maker) who I think was planning on collaborating with Wolf Claw at one point. You may be able to find out from the makers themselves though. 😊
Beads and Feathers are Tradition to My Ancestors on my dads side.
At 1:24, you inserted a photo of a 5-hole NAF and yours clearly seems to have six. It would be great if, after becoming more familiar with the instrument, you could post a follow up video with some updated information on it!
The build and structure of the 5 and 6 holes flutes are the same, which was mainly what the image was demonstrating 😊. Have a look at flutopedia though (and perhaps the wolfclaw website), there is lots of info about Native American flutes on flutopedia, with multiple different holes. It might help you decide which would be suitable for you 😊
Hi cutie pie! Love your videos Thank you so much. I play tin whistle in d. I also play a Native American flute in f#sharp. I've been thinking about getting a low whistle and i think you said you don't recommend someone going straight to a low d because it's harder. Do you think it would be difficult for me to transition to a Low d being that I can handle the f-sharp NAF? (I also played tenor sax when I was younger). If you do think so, do you think Low d is the way to go? Is there a particular key that you think sounds really cool/Maybe one that you were able to play some really cool songs with? Thank you!
Looks like something totally different 😜😜
Hi CutiePie🤗 i love you❤️
Hi CutiePie, it's a BASS/LOW "C" ? Do you intend to bring covers with NAF on the channel? Hugs from brazil =).
It's a low C, yes 😊 I'm not sure yet. I have a few Native American Flute videos already so I might add some more.
Hey, I was wondering if you could do a tutorial for the song ‘reel around the sun’ from the Riverdance. I can’t read sheet music so I would love to be able to see tabs for this song.
It's on my to-do list 😊
Thanks for the demo! I have an inexpensive Native American flute and would like to upgrade, so I will be checking out the Wolf Claw flutes for sure. I'm surprised they always sound like they're in a minor key, even when tuned to C. How is that possible?
All of Dave's flutes are tuned to pentatonic minor keys.
Wow most people don't start with a flute that size.
It's a pretty instrument and sounds nice. But that bore looks intimidatingly large.
It's pretty lightweight, doesn't need much air and the holes aren't very far apart really...so nothing to be afraid of 😉
What is your favorite / the best affordable low D whistle? I would like a comfortable quality low D but since I haven't owned or played one I'd rather wait a little while to spend $250 + on a pro one.
It really depends on what sound you like. Whether you prefer the sound of metal or plastic whistles...Cheaper low whistles I've tried have all been plastic whistles.
Aho Stephanie, I checked out Wolf Claw's website. Looks like some really nice flutes at some very reasonable prices.
Since I know you have the Native American flute tabs for Omnia's Grone Lunden, do you think we'll get to see a performance of it on this bad boy sometime in the future? :)
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Hi Glenn, I too checked out the Wolf Claw website. You're right about the flutes being very affordable, especially with the craftsmanship, and the exotic woods. I may have to add one to my collection, in the near future!
@@flutetastic-NC Aho Mike, I have already been considering it as well. I've been thinking about you lately. Don't be surprised if you get an email from me in the near future. The email may have a link attached to it.
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@@glenndent6626 Thanks Glenn! I'll look forward to hearing from you!
I'll see what I can do 😊
Maybe that's why my Icon has a Painted Face.
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Love you cutie pie biggest fun
Its a huge bore and is very wide!!