Dual Chambered flutes
A dual chambered flute are two flutes that can be played as one. One side plays the "fundamental" note. The fundamental is in harmony with all the notes in the minor scale. With two holes at the mouth, you can add the harmony when you choose. These flutes are made by hand, using files, chisels and hand tools to shape the wood. All holes are burned in with a hot metal rod. I use an electronic tuner to insure the flutes are of concert quality in sound and tone. All art work, paintings, wood burning, and sculpture is done by free hand. Each flute is a new artistic challenge that I look forward to. All flutes come with a finger chart and information for flute care. Price's vary depending on the amount and complexity of the art requested. Below are examples of flutes that have been made in the past.
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This one of a kind flute is from my personal collection. This one of a kind Drone is made of African Padeau, Black Walnut, Mahogany, Maple, Osage Orange, Locust and Oaks. The old hand carved Roadrunner totem is from Arizona.
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" Red Tail Hawk "
Hand carved head of the Red Tail Hawk graces this Alaskan Yellow Cedar dual chambered flute. Beautiful wood burned Hawk feather along the finger holes.
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Old style drone with Falcon in a stoop for a totem
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Alaskan Yellow Cedar. Decorated with wood burned and painted design.
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Alaskan Yellow Cedar flute with Coastal Salmon wood burn.
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" Horse Alaskan Cedar Drone ( dual chambered ) with detailed carved horse head, running horses wood burned along the finger holes, painted accents decorating the mouth piece and foot.
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Alaskan Cedar Drone ( dual chambered ) with detailed carved Wolf head, Wolf howling at the Moon wood burned at the foot.
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