432 hertz est une fréquence qui, selon certaines personnes, a des propriétés spirituelles et métaphysiques. Il a été suggéré qu'il résonne avec la vibration naturelle de la Terre et a un effet harmonieux et curatif sur le corps et l'esprit humains. La musique de Mozart était accordée à 432 hertz, tout comme les instruments déterrés dans les pyramides. Les précieux violons Stradivarius du XVIIe siècle, tous alignés à 432 hertz, imitaient presque les voix humaines. Les bols chantants des moines tibétains étaient également réglés sur 432 hertz.
La cymatique est l'étude du son visible et des vibrations. Cela implique la visualisation des ondes sonores en plaçant un matériau, tel que du sable, de la poudre ou du liquide, sur une surface vibrante et en observant comment le matériau réagit aux vibrations. Au fur et à mesure que la fréquence des vibrations change, différents motifs et formes émergent dans le matériau, créant une représentation visuelle des ondes sonores.
Dans cette vidéo, un ami de High Spirits, Jan Michael Looking Wolf, joue notre flûte EarthTone 432Hz. Les flûtes EarthTone sont accordées à la fréquence de 432 Hz contre 440 Hz. Pour en savoir plus sur ces flûtes et l'accordage 432 Hz, visitez notre page EarthTone :
https://highspirits.com/pages/high-spirits-earthtone-flute-series
If you're in the Tucson Arizona area on April 4 and 5 the 2025 Voyager RV Resort will be holding its annual Southwest Native American Style Flute Festival. This local, homegrown native flute event was established by the Voyager Flute Circle and has become a 'rite of spring' for that Tucson flute playing community.
The festival is small and friendly so it's easy and fun to drop-by and shop the flute and instrument makers there, who are excited to share their craftmanship with you! There will also be musical performances, workshops, food, and a evening concert.
The Voyager Flute Festival is free and open to the public, and takes place from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM both days. Voyager RV Resort is located at: 8701 S. Kolb Rd. in Tucson.
High Spirits Flutes has a vast video library of free how-to-play the native flute tutorials. Spirit Flutes feature a special native flute mechanical design that enables easy playability especially when it comes to Bass tone flutes.
But the key to sucess with all native flutes, and woodwind instruments in general is breath control. Awareness of breath and it's relationsip with the sound of the flutes is the magic link between you and the song of your flute!
Here in these videos pulled from our big, historical video tutorial library on our YouTube channel are two in which Odell (our company's found and also my Dad) goes into detail about tips for playing our Spirits Flute, and how to use Breath Control to advance the musical sound quality of any player.
Thanks for taking time to check us out - our YouTube channel is here for you! And, if there is a topic or a playing technique that you'd like Odell to make a video about, drop us an email at - flutes@highspirits.com - we love hearing from our community!
The Flutists Path:
In the journey of every flute player, there lies a common path of inspiration and eagerness to master the art of playing the flute. As they progress, they continually refine their skills and seek ways to improve their musical prowess. Yet, the significance of this journey extends beyond the music itself. It's about building connections with like-minded individuals, and finding their place among fellow enthusiasts, amateurs, and professionals. This sense of musical companionship and partnership serves as the heart and soul of the flute journey.
Flute Circle Essentials:
Flute Circles are gatherings that provide a welcoming space for flutists of all levels and backgrounds to come together. Within the supportive atmosphere of flute circles, musicians can share their experiences, learn from one another, collaborate on musical endeavors, and form meaningful connections with like-minded individuals. The strong sense of community within these circles enriches the flute journey. Flute circles often have experienced facilitators who structure the activities and music-making sessions, ensuring everyone benefits from the collective musical journey. The focus is on raising the level of musicality across all experience levels using basic song forms, music improvisation, and experiential music education techniques.
Cultural Appreciation:
While some flute circles explore aspects of indigenous cultures and the Native American tribes, they typically do not revolve around a single cultural or tribal identity. Instead, flute circles celebrate the spirit of unity through music, emphasizing the universal language of melody and rhythm.
Musical Outreach:
Flute circles extend their impact beyond their gatherings by organizing events at festivals, schools, senior centers, and group homes. They also host concerts, produce music albums, and broadcast live performances - spreading the joy of music to diverse audiences.
National Organizations:
Several national organizations, such as the World Flute Society, the FluteTree Foundation (formerly RNAFF), and the Japan Indian Flute Circle Association, provide support to local flute circles, maintaining rosters of registered circles worldwide.
Uniting with Flute Circles:
Flute circles hold a significant place in the hearts of flute players globally. These gatherings provide a safe and nurturing space for musicians to learn, grow, and form lasting connections. Regardless of their flute type or skill level, participants find a sense of belonging and musical companionship. As a result, these musical communities continue to thrive, leaving an everlasting mark on the lives of flute players around the world.