Monthly Archives: August 2015

Building a Native American Flute

Posted on August 19, 2015 by Dick

The Native American flute is one of those folk instruments that looks like it would be easy to build. After all, it’s just a simple barrel with six, (or five), holes drilled down its length. You blow in one end, … Continue reading →

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The Distinct Advantages of TABLATURE

Posted on August 4, 2015 by Dick

In our last article we discussed the basics of “tablature.” Tablature is a notation system that makes music compositions accessible to musicians with little or no music background. The more familiar western music notation, recognizable by its elliptically shaped note … Continue reading →

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