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Make A Flute

How To Make Your Own Bamboo Flutes

A Step By Step Guide
E-book by Marek Gold

There is nothing like playing a bamboo flute that you’ve made yourself. The upliftment and satisfaction is beyond words. It can only be experienced.

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HOW TO MAKE

Your Own Bamboo Flutes

E-book by Marek Gold
A Step By Step Guide

There is nothing like playing a bamboo flute that you’ve made yourself. The upliftment and satisfaction is beyond words. It can only be experienced.

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Everything you need to know

Marek Gold’s “HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN BAMBOO FLUTE” eBook provides easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for creating high-quality bamboo flutes, suitable for both beginners and experienced makers. It covers everything from selecting and harvesting bamboo to the final finishing touches, allowing you to make flutes for personal use or sale.

By the time you’ve finished the eBook and actually made some bamboo flutes, you’ll have a powerful understanding of the topic and know how to make bamboo flutes.

You will learn many vital concepts that will enable you to actually develop your own bamboo flutes.

You will become an artist with the knowledge to create instruments of your own design if that’s the way you wish to go.

That’s one of the main aims of the eBook. To help you create and bring out your own spirit by putting your energy into the bamboo flutes. The different flute models covered in the book are the Side Blown Flute, Shakuhachi, Native American Flute Bamboo Recorder, and the Bamboo Sax. However, as I have mentioned, the eBook will enable you to develop your own instruments because you will have an understanding of the sound and how it relates to bamboo flutes.

When I started to make bamboo flutes, there was virtually no information on this amazing topic anywhere. So like many things that I’ve done in my life, I worked it out myself through hard work and a lot of experimentation. I’ve done most of the groundwork for you. By following the methods described in this eBook, you’ll save a lot of time stuffing around, stabbing in the dark, and wasted bamboo! You’ll have an incredible head start that I did not have when I started Bamboo Flute making.

I’ve put a lot of time and effort into this eBook. It is the compilation of methods and techniques, some of which took me years to perfect; flute making procedures that I have not seen anywhere else. It is indeed a rare and detailed eBook. I am sure that this eBook can enable you to become a ‘master flute maker’ if you’ve got what it takes.

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A Little Background on Bamboo and Sound

Since the beginning, people have played music for relaxation and spiritual upliftment. This is because sound has a transforming property beyond words. Most of us have experienced feeling a bit low and all of a sudden being elevated to a state of joy by a piece of music. Over the ages, an enormous variety of instruments have been used to tune us into music and to express outwardly with sound what we feel within. Perhaps the simplest way of making sounds is with the wind so it is not surprising that flutes are the oldest instruments on earth. Flutes indeed predate humankind. There have always been trees, for instance, where a hollowed-out branch has broken off and the rush of the wind across its opening has produced the sound of the flute.

Flutes then have a special quality all of their own since they are played with the breath. And just as the breath is the most vital energy source for the body, the sound of the flute is food for the soul. When we play or hear a flute, we are resonating with an eternal vibration. This is the spirit of life. Throughout history, bamboo has been a favored material for flute making. This is due to its naturally hollow interior and wonderful resonance. Another reason for its use is that no two pieces are the same so a flute made from bamboo is truly a unique item and possesses a personality of its own.

Models Covered So Far in this eBook

There are many different types of bamboo flutes, as you can imagine.

The purpose of this HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN BAMBOO FLUTE eBook is not so much to present a detailed description of how to make all the types of bamboo flutes but to show you general principles that will apply to all flutes. Once you are proficient at the methods outlined in the eBook, you should be able to make virtually any type of bamboo flute. However, to illustrate the general principles, I have covered the complete making of five of the most popular types of flutes. These are described as follows. More models will be added in time.

Side Blown Flute

side blown flute This is probably the most well-known type of bamboo flute. Around the world, many cultures use it. Played in the same position as the modern concert silver flute.

Shakuhachi

Shakuhachi The traditional Japanese style of end-blown flute with only five finger holes. It is one of the most simple of all instruments with ancient origins.

Native American Flute

In recent years, there has been a huge surge in popularity of the Native American flute. Traditionally, this flute has always been made from wood.

Bamboo Sax

Bamboo Sax An end-blown reed flute played in a similar manner to a clarinet or saxophone. It uses a standard saxophone reed and has a very dynamic sound, not unlike a concert instrument.

Simple Bamboo Recorder

We’ll also look at the making of a simple bamboo recorder. Strictly speaking, a recorder is not really a flute for reasons covered later.

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All The “Benefits” of What The eBook Teaches

A complete guide for anyone who plays the flute or ever wanted to. This eBook covers everything you need and more: You learn how to

Decide on the right flute:

Simple Bamboo Recorder, Side Blown Flute, Shakuhachi Flute, Native American Flute or Bamboo Sax bamboo flute

Select and harvest the bamboo
Store, prepare and cure the bamboo
Make and put in the mouthpiece
Position and drill the sound holes
Work with the bore, shaping, sanding, sealing, and oiling
Marking out the positions for the finger holes
Making the flute to the key you want
Shaping the root section to get the right size
Straighten the bamboo
Dry and store bamboo
Play the flutes and use the fingering charts
Use the right tools you need for flute making
Use the breath and its influence on the sound of the flute

If you would like to hear a sound sample of the incredible sounding Shakuhachi, then just use the media player below.

“The Call” played on a flute of my own making. You too could be producing sounds like this when you learn to make your own bamboo flutes!