Unboxing & testing out my new Blue Bear Native American Flutes
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2020
- Hey guys! In this video I unbox two new Native American flutes and then i test them out to see how they sound! They are from the company blue bear flutes, One is the Red Eastern Cedar in key of D, and the other is the Cherokee little people flute made of Saw grass. I have such a deep connection to this culture and the Native Flute (I'm told Im a 16th Cherokee) and it has really brought something special and beautiful to my life, as music usually does. So grab a cup of hot tea and enjoy the video.
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Wow! What an honor to be represented in such a positive video! Blue Bear Flutes is actually located in Alabama. And don't forget, the packaging (paper and peanuts) are biodegradable :)
Sorry for the location mistake, glad you liked the video! awesome about the eco friendly packaging!
@@ElissaAce no biggy at all, truthfully we're everywhere! 😉
My little people flute is finally coming! I ordered it because it honors the little people tradition. I'm so excited to get it. I also talked with Charlie on the phone. Seriously good guy.
I have purchased a few Blue Bear Flutes. Charlie is a master flute maker.
Excellent flutes
I am flute maker from India
Elissa, I received my flute from Blue Bear Flutes around 2 weeks ago. I love it. Seeing and hearing the little people flute, was a delight. I can see another purchase taking place at some point..
Flutes are addicting😆🩷🩷
@@ElissaAce I think I would have to agree with that..😊🩷
That would be your spirit animal! It’s a bear. Remember there are no coincidences.
Beautiful music, tone. I love cedar scent. Now for the little flute. It is cute! I like it too but the larger ones are more soothing. Thank you for sharing your music and talent.
Love it! ♥️
That sounds great.the first 🥇
You play beautifully, I love your energy personality. Blue bear flutes are amazing quality, Charlie is a great help and a great asset to the native American flute community. Enjoy your new flutes going to follow want to hear more of your flute playing.
I love your energy. You are so positive and a breath of fresh air. Enjoy your flutes. I really love their flutes myself.
thank you so much, that made my day! :)
Hope you bring bear spray when you hike. May your bear dreams be happy dreams!
Elissa, thanks for sharing your videos with us. I have heard Charlie talk about these flutes and play them. This is the first time I had heard the legend about the little people. Very interesting. 🥰
Wow. Yer pretty!
The Name For The Little People In Cherokee Is Yunwi Tsunsdi ..Awesome Flutes By Blue Bear..
Elissa, you made the unwrapping of the two Blue Bear flutes fun and informative. I hope Charlie viewed this. I am sure he would be pleased. He probably commented that he's in Alabama, not Arizona. By now you have probably played both flutes many times. 😇😘
Nice interview with Bob, good luck on your new adventure. Flutes are cool too.
Blue bear flutes are amazing and so are their videos ! You can use your pinky instead of ring finger for the low note on the low D flute, and either major finger or ring finger for the second note
oh that's interesting, i never thought about doing that, ill have to give it a try, thanks!
I love it! Especially the little guy. And a bear totem wow perfect for you for various reasons! :) keep playing girl i wanna see more
Thank you! Will do!
Hi You know your really lucky to have so many flue makers over there.
I'll be ordering a flute from Herb Welsh who is Arapaho. He too has some lovely looking flutes.
The only problem I have is,that we here in UK has to pay customs and handling charges.
Bloody Governments 😢
You play beautifully.
Thank you!
Hi Ellissa.. the bear represents many forms when she comes to us in dreams. You mentioned fear and hiding from her. I interpret that to mean that she is telling you to face your fears or trepidations that you have not resolved in your heart... hence the many visits to you. May I suggest to you when you next journey, and see her, that you face mother bear and ask her to help you understand. I know that YOU know that it is not always WHAT we want to learn buy what we NEED to learn that our power animals will bring.
thank you so much, i had a dream just last night that 2 adolescent cubs were chasing me, they cornered me and then did nothing, and then i started to fear if their mother was close behind. I am knee deep in shadow work and am facing fears dead in the face, im happy to say. :)
If you find the big Low D flute hard to finger, Elissa, you might want to try covering the holes with the middle joints of your middle and index fingers, especially on your lower hand. This is a fingering technique used by players of the Indian transverse bamboo flute, the Bansuri. It can extend your reach.
I love your attitude and personality!
thank you soooo much!
Great video! I recently acquired my first spirit flute, a low D drone, and after years playing the flageolet, find it quite a struggle for my stumpy little fingers. One month down the track and only just starting to sound remotely better than a 5 year old learning the recorder 🤣🤣
One day hopefully. They are such moving instruments
Thanks for posting
Your delighted passions reeks here and,,,you play very well.
Hello Elissa Redwoods,
Really beautyful Flute * * Great Quality and Tones * * * Love it * *
I play this instrument too, i love this culture... Thank you for this video * Peace
Cheers from Catalunya, Wild Willy :)
Dope review Redwoods!
Jesus can fix those dreams my friend. He saved and changed me ❤️
Nice sounding flute
Alabama
I love native American flutes even i don't know the exact namea of the flutes so, where did bought these? I will definitely check it out ...where could i find? Native American flutes??
@Srtw163 my newest is from blue bear flutes. Look him up on Google, and he actually commented on this video, So you can find his comment and check out his youtube channel.
I appreciate you making this video. Can I suggest that it would be much easier to hear what the flute sounds like without the background music overlapping it. Perhaps during editing, you could drop out the music in the spots where you are playing.
thanks for the suggestion, noted.
Is the 5 hole or 6 hole better in your view?
ive only played 5 holes and 6 holes where on hole is covered, 6 holes gives you an extra notes and more musical opportunities to play. :)
🪶😄✨ Hello !
your video is so funny..
excuse me because J'm french and J can't understand all what you say.. so you have a H.S. medium red cedar G.. a D blue bare bass and what's about this little cherokee flute ?
..are they flutes employed for singing "sun circle" ah nee mah musik ?
The little flute is not really of wood. It is made out of River Cane, which grows wild in Alabama, where Blue Bear Flutes is headquartered. Making flutes from River Cane (Arundinaria gigantea) is one of Charlie Mato-Toyela's specialties. River Cane does not grow in the arid deserts of Arizona.
He doesn't make the little people flutes out of river cane anymore. I just ordered one, and the one I ordered is poplar.
Blu Bear Flutes is in Alabama, not Arizona!
Lovely one, you sound nasal -hope you're not sick!
i was a bit under the weather in this video actually