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Native American Flute: Beginning Techniques

Jan 1, 1995

0h 36m

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Overview

In these lessons, Odell Borg teaches new players about the Native American flute. Topics include: fingering, tone, melody, rhythm, breath control, as well as the features, characteristics, and care of the instrument.

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Documentary

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High Spirits Flutes

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Odell Borg

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