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Why is it that when I hear Indian flute music, I.........

Started by Arkansaslongbow, April 05, 2012, 11:55:00 PM

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Arkansaslongbow

Want to go out and shoot my bow? I can listen to Indian flute music and be taken far, far away in my mind to a deep forrest that is filled with deer, elk, wild turkey with beautiful rivers and streams;makes me wonder why this style of music is so "enchanting"; anyone else have the same experience?

 :campfire:
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wapiti

I do also. As does my wife who has her own flute and plays it while on the hill under a tree.
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Mark Baker

I'm a fan...and I play some, on a couple flutes I have.  I think it's one of those "spiritual" type instruments...summoning up memories of elk bugles, coyote howls, lonesome windblown pines and high windy ridges.   It's soulful, not unlike taking out that selfbow and shooting, while dreaming of hunting.
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jarradmears

I feel the same way about Native American flute music. Now the Peruvian variety makes me want get the AR-15 out and find the culprit!
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maineac

I often put in some Indian flute when I am driving to a stand to hunt.  I find it helps calm me down 9especially after a day of dealing with 7th and 8th graders) so I am calmer and more focused when I hit the woods.
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Chaser

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Scott357

I love native american flute music. I also have a few CD's of flutes with drums that I enjoy.

Goshawkin

My wife used to use an Indian flute cd to get our daughters to take naps when they were little. She would lay them down fussing and put on the cd,as soon as they heard it they would settle right down and be snoozin' in a few minutes. I think the name of the cd was Journeys of the flute.

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DannyBows

One of my favorites is Mary Youngblood playing solo flute. The whole album was recorded in an underground cavern in California. The acoustics are spectacular.

Native American flute music really goes straight for the Spirit and always makes me want to shoot my bow.    :archer2:
"Always feel the wind, and walk just like the leaves".  ("LongBow Country"--Chad Slagle, "High, Wild, and Free").

adkmountainken

i'll tell ya what Horatio can play with the best of them and MAKES many different types of natural bamboo flutes!!! he gifted me a walking stick flute, that right WALKING STICK FLUTE!! the man has talent and soul! here is a short vid or Brian playing a flute he made.
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JamesKerr

I am the same way. I also find that I shoot better after listening to flute music. I think it helps to calm you down after a long day at work.
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adamgti

I love it as well.
so much so that I gave my girlfriend my first hand made flute for her birthday last year.

she later surprised me with a concert one afternoon from the same man who inspired me to try and produce a flute. It was really great to hear his music in person rather then other means
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SERGIO VENNERI

I really enjoy Navajo Flute music. Wife and I were in Arizona last year ,ended up in Paige Arizona and took a tour of the slot canyons.WOW! Our Navajo guide played his flute all through the canyon! absolutely , calming, soothing,and spiritual.   :campfire:

Gil Verwey

I like the South American Indian flute music. It is real primal, but relaxing and amazing how good it sounds.
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horatio1226

For me there is absolutely no difference between taking some of natures bounty and making a weapon to feed me physically or taking some to feed me spiritually. The music takes me to the same place that bow hunting takes me. If anybody has any interest in flutes, feel free to PM me.
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Duncan

Aye,for me its bagpipes, stirs something ancient in my soul.
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Canyon

Living on the south rim of the Grand Canyon for the past 20 years I have always favored Canyon Trilogy by Carlos Nakai.

When the Elk bed for the day I often do the same and crawl up under a juniper with the flute music in my ears. I then wait for the first bugle of the afternoon to signal its time to once again begin my pursuit.

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