Native American Style Flute - Condor Bass - in D, aromatic cedar

Native American Style Flute - Condor Bass (Native American Style Flute) in d'-minor, pentatonic, aromatic cedar, length approx. 64 cm, diameter 4 cm, expandable to 6 holes, then diatonic, High Spirits

• Tuning: d'-minor
• Playable with 5 or 6 holes
• Length approx. 64 cm, diameter 4 cm
• In aromatic cedar wood, surface glossy, oiled
• Incl. instruction booklet and DVD (engl.)

This Native American Style Flute - Condor Bass in D is made of aromatic cedar wood. It is named after the great California Condor, the bird fetish is symbolic of the name.

Its full sound makes it the most popular bass flute and despite its wonderfully deep voice, it is still suitable as a leading melody instrument. Tonally it matches well with the "Kestrel in D", which is one octave higher.

The soft cedar wood (compared to walnut) gives it a warm, mellow sound.