Limited Edition - Hand Painted Hemlock Native American Style A Flute

$415.00

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This limited edition artist hemlock A flute is hand painted by one of our Neva, one of our artistic team members hear at Stellar Flutes. She used a range of blues and purples to represent a cosmic Arora bringing the Stellar theme to life! Topped with her signature moon block, it is truly awesome to behold.  This flute isn’t just beautiful to look at, it has a clear and full voice that will have you picking it up again and again.

We love to support our amazing team of artisans and encourage their own unique abilities. Half of the proceeds from the sale of this flute will go directly to Neva to support her in all her artistic ventures!

Flutes in this key, the key of A, are a wonderful choice for beginner flute players because of their size. They are one of the smaller flutes that we offer. The finger hole spacing is comfortable for most hand sizes and the overall length of the flute feels manageable for most people.

This 6 hole flute is tuned the universal standard 440 hz concert tuning and features a pentatonic minor scale ( the most common scale for modern Native American flutes). With the guidance of the booklet, you can learn to play many other scales on this flute which make use of all 6 holes.

Measurements

This flute is about 21 ½ inches long, 9 ½ inches from the mouth end to first hole, and the holes are 1 inch apart center to center.

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About Native American style flutes in the key of A

Native American style flutes in the key of A have a sweet and cheerful voice. This key of flute is small enough that most people can easily play it. If you are trying to choose a flute for a child, or someone with small hands, this would be an excellent choice.

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We offer free lifetime support and repairs on all of our flutes, and we are happy to exchange your flute if it isn't the right fit for you. Buy with confidence and start your flute playing journey today!

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