File Size: 2041 KB
Print Length: 90 pages
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Publisher: Couchgrass Books (November 27, 2013)
Publication Date: November 27, 2013
Sold by: Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00H2M4M12
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Flute Lore, Flute Tales: Artifacts, History, and Stories About the FluteAuthor: Katherine L. HolmesWould you believe that about 35 thousand years ago a human carved a flute the wing bone of a griffon vulture? Believe it or not it happened in today’s Germany back where Neanderthals roamed for thousands and thousands of years during the Paleolithic Period. But, there is more that will excite the reader as you learn about these Paleolithic humans who also captured a swan and some within this group made flutes from river reeds and even carved a flute out of a swan’s wing bone. As you enter the their world and see the amazing pictures of the past shared by our author you too will hear the sounds of the flute, learn the history of what so many of us played in school, the Tonette or the recorder and take many trips back in time to learn more about the many types of flutes that people played and the reasons why.Some played the transverse flute, which is held to the side and quite difficult to play. Neolithic musicians played this type of flute. You will never guess where: Texas. The oldest one was called the East-Texas flute as we learn about the panpipe, which is illustrated on page 12 and the ocarina, which looks really interesting at the bottom of this page. Panpipes as the author relates are “simple vertical flutes bound together.” Next we learn more about the ocarinas made of clay more than 8000 years ago. Next the author shares more about the ancient artifacts. The ancient Irish played wooden flutes. Vertical flutes were played in Mesopotamia, today’s Middle East. History shows on many stone carvings pictures of these flute players. A Mesopotamian believe it or not played a silver flute.
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