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August 2014 CD Reviews Featured Issues Reviews

Michelle Dunn: CD Review

September 1, 2014December 15, 2014 The Flute View 0 Comments Native American flute, shakuhachi, world flutes, world music

Michelle Dunn’s latest release, AWAKENING, is a world flute CD combining pop, traditional folk, and contemporary classical styles. In this

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Blog Featured Issues November 2013

Long Tones: Can we achieve enlightenment through sound?

December 15, 2013January 2, 2014 The Flute View 2 Comments breathing, Buddhism, Carol Wincenc, classical flute, Jeffrey Khaner, long tones, meditation, practicing, shakuhachi, Yoga, zen

How do we practice long tones? Why do we practice long tones? I’ve always had a very academic and perfectionist

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Articles August 2013 Education Interviews Issues

The Shakuhachi: James Nyoraku Schlefer interview

August 6, 2013November 26, 2013 The Flute View 0 Comments articulation, breathing, James Nyoraku Schlefer, Japanese classical music, kinko, meditation, shakuhachi, shamisen, tozai, zen

Fluterscooter: You had mentioned how the shakuhachi originated as a Zen Buddhist practice. James: Yes, traditional shakuhachi practice was created

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