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May
Latest flutes online! Check out
the beautiful selection, be sure to find the Low E Jarrah with Lapis
Lazuli... - click here.
The Martinborough Fair - Thanks to all those
amazing people who came by my stall, inquired about the flutes, had
a play, felt inspired and curious! It was a great day. If you can't
find the flute you saw at the market on my website, I'll have more
pictures up by Friday :>
The Underground Market
- May 12, 19, and 26. Check in for some flute playing and
to see a wide range of new flutes finished in May.
Visit Southern Cross Flutes on
Facebook &
Youtube
Check out the NEW FLUTE TUTORIAL
VIDEOS
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Welcome to Southern
Cross Flutes,
a home for the Contemporary Native American Flutes (NAF) that I craft.
These beautiful flutes captivate the hearts and minds of people around
the world. With their deep evocative melodies and resonating tones,
playing and listening creates a unparalleled experience of harmony,
healing, and joy.
Having played the Native American Flute for several years, I have
travelled during this time through Asia while being blessed to allow
others to experience this flute through my playing. I now feel a great
privilege in creating these wonderful flutes to allow others to play.
Making the NAF is a creative joy, and I endeavour to create flutes that
evoke the deep soulful resonance, in local woods and with
environmentally considerate materials.
This site provides an evolving wealth of information on the NAF, playing,
care, its history and current uses, and also my current range of flutes
and accessories.
I offer my deepest respects and blessings to Matt Shooting Star, who
selflessly taught me the craft in his home in Australia, and also to
Guillermo Martinez, my previous mentor and guide. Guillermo accepted
me into his home, his family, his life completely and
unquestionably. Guillermo's patience and art as a teacher guided my
passion and I'm honoured to have lived with him. I also offer
great gratitude to the Native American traditions, through which the NAF
was brought to life and today continues in various forms.
I warmly welcome contact for any questions or feedback.
Soon I hope to get a community, New Zealand wide, of NAF players, so
we can organize flute circles and get-togethers
Much love,
Todd Chaplin

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