I didn't hear back from you so I bought a Laughing Crow Flute. I'm in love.

My daughter bought me a mini ocarina for Christmas and I now have 4. I do not have any experience playing music but I'm in love and have been peaking at the flutes. Your training videos are wonderful! Thank-you. I'm not a rich man but want to buy a good flute that will last, any suggestions?

Hi Odell - Just thought I would drop a line and say thanks for all the lovely flutes you make! (Lost count of how many of yours I own - recomment them to all my students, too!) I've attached a video of mine played on one of your flutes - if you approve, I'll list the maker (you) in my details. Thanks Again!

Raven~*

Odell, I have several of your flutes and was wondering about the process by which they are made. How many people are involved in their building? Why do you choose certain woods and how do they affect the tone?
I think your flutes sound great, and they are very consistent tonally, thank you.

please come out with some new videos you have a great perspective on playing the NAF, and would like to hear more.

I think that your videos on how to play the Native American flute go a long way in helping others to understand how much the native American enjoys their own music.

winterfox

Your videos are like your flutes. Beautifully crafted in their simplicity. You are a natural teacher. Thank you for posting the videos.
I have one of your G flutes (Redhawk?) a constant companion, changed my life musically.
Wopila
Nik

im from Tucson, Arizona.....ive never seen yer videos...im a navajo flute player....i use a cedar flute...not sure what tone or tune its in...but im self taught...ive been playing for three years or so...i have several videos...and i would like your feedback on them...thank you for your time.

exceLLent from japan~ many cOOL flutes here.
gLad to meet you,
eLi G~pianowarist~

hey check ouu tmy page alot o music vids=)