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portada Echoes of the Past. Crafting and Playing Ancient Rim-Blown Flutes: Kawala, Saluang, Ney, and the Native American Pueblo (Anasazi) Flute
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
158
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9783759776853

Echoes of the Past. Crafting and Playing Ancient Rim-Blown Flutes: Kawala, Saluang, Ney, and the Native American Pueblo (Anasazi) Flute

Marwan Hassan (Author) · Books on Demand · Paperback

Echoes of the Past. Crafting and Playing Ancient Rim-Blown Flutes: Kawala, Saluang, Ney, and the Native American Pueblo (Anasazi) Flute - Marwan Hassan

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Synopsis "Echoes of the Past. Crafting and Playing Ancient Rim-Blown Flutes: Kawala, Saluang, Ney, and the Native American Pueblo (Anasazi) Flute"

"Echoes of the Past. Crafting and Playing Ancient Rim-Blown Flutes" is an in-depth exploration of creating some of the oldest musical instruments in the world. Drawing from over 45 years of experience, the author guides readers through the intricate building processes (including crafting the necessary tools), tuning, and playing rim-blown flutes from various cultures, offering a unique insight into these timeless instruments. The book begins with a detailed examination of the Egyptian Kawala flute, with origins stretching back to prehistoric times. It also provides extensive details on how to build Egyptian Ney flutes, which were first developed by ancient Egyptian craftsmen and are still cherished today. Readers are taken step by step through the techniques and materials required to create these flutes, focusing on the rich traditions and sounds that have captivated musicians for millennia. The journey also discusses the Indonesian Saluang Darek and Saluang Sirompak flutes, which hold a significant place in the country's musical heritage. Readers are guided through the construction of these instruments, uncovering the cultural nuances and craftsmanship behind their enchanting sounds. A particular highlight of the book is the examination of the Native American Pueblo or Anasazi flute. Readers have the opportunity to recreate flutes from the seventh century AD, as displayed in the Arizona State Museum. They learn how to calculate hole positions and revive forgotten music. The book provides an unparalleled guide to bringing the spiritual and cultural importance of these ancient flutes back to life. Throughout the book, more than 150 detailed figures and images accompany the text, offering visual guidance and enhancing the learning experience. This makes the book a unique resource, serving as a practical guide for crafting these instruments and a testament to the enduring legacy of music across cultures and time. By bringing these ancient sounds to life, the book c

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