Night Path - Cornell Kinderknecht, bansuri flute

Cornell Kinderknecht performs "Night Path" on bamboo bansuri flute at the Winter SolstiCelebration 2006 in Dallas, Texas. Brought to you by Moonlady's Celestial Rhythm Celebrations / Earth Rhythms

http://www.cornellk.com

Recorded at:
Cathedral of Hope
Dallas, Texas
December 19, 2006

Category:

Music

Tags:

• cornell
• kinderknecht
• bamboo
• bansuri
• flute
• moonlady
• solstice
• world
• music
• concert
• performance
• earth rhythms
• chaurasia
• kindernecht
• amy martin

[danieduber]

great master technique, I wonder if there are soprano and tenor flutes. beautiful , you touched my soul I see you play higher than others

I would like to pick one bansuri to get out of the sax sometimes

thanks for the music and best regards from buenos ires

daniel-

[cornellk]

@danieduber Yes, many sizes of bansuri. All different keys. This flute in this video is one of the larger sizes.

[CalmingWind]

wow now I love that haunting sound got to get one who made that one thanks calming wind

[cornellk]

This is an old flute... maybe 40 years old... from a maker in India who's no longer with us. I get most all of my bansuri from One World Flutes.

[musty911]

@cornellk hi, my music theory is bad. I want to get a large bansuri with a sound like that. What size would i need and what key would it be in???

[cornellk]

@musty911 Hi Musty... I know it's been a while since you posted this question. The bansuri in this video is tonic C# (Indian system) or key of G# (western system of lowest note being the keY0. Yes, a large bansuri that's a handful, but a joy to play.

[akacopycat]

He's amazing!!!!!! :DDDD I wish I could play like him!!

[platonicplayboy]

This is beautiful

[riyana24]

nice one

[NinjutsuLives]

This was a great piece, I enjoyed it. I really feel like I am walking down a path at night.

[voicetube]

Dude.. you ROCK!! Thanks for posting this beautiful tune!

[MrBuuuuurp]

I do like your playing style quite a bit, but might i ask, why do you use the pinky finger of your left hand instead of the ring finger?

My guruji has taught me differently

[isntlifedaft]

Great Music and such evocative playing. Brilliant!