Miguel Medina of Singing Tree Flutes Plays Native American Style Flute

Listen as Miguel Medina of Singing Tree Flutes plays Native American style flute and shows the different kinds of flutes he makes and offers for sale.
At Singing Tree Flutes, you'll find only the highest-quality Native American style flutes. Finely crafted with a variety of woods, designs and prices, these wind instruments are inspired by cultures from around the globe, as well as Miguel's creative expression.
With over 20 years in the business, Miguel has mastered his craft, and has taken the world of flute crafting to heights rarely seen among the NAF community. We specialize in elaborate art pieces, rare designs and tunings, and custom collaborations.
Listen to the difference and see the amazing artistry for yourself
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[@ChrisLeeW00]

Now that’s a way to show off your catalogue! A jam I’m adding to my playlists

[@penibeni1085]

Miguel, you are truly gifted! To know you can get that much music out of one single instrument is amazing. Your drones sound like an entire orchestra. Beautiful concert! Thank you.

[@evanmcdonnal]

Thanks for the performance Miguel! Very relaxing and a great demonstration of many of your wonderful flutes. Especially enjoyed the layered pieces and Arabian scales.

[@darrellbatteux5148]

As always your music is both beautiful and so southing could listen for hours. Thank you.

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@josephanthony2865]

I’m so excited to receive my 1st NAF & so glad it’s you making it. Your creative intuition is a gift to us all. Blessings.

[@graceboys481]

Miguel, incredible fluting. watching you play my aeolian drone really gives me a high bar to strive for, really beautiful. wonderful concert blessings, grace

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

Thank you. 🙏

[@denisvolk6981]

Alaskan Cedar took me places, wow. Thank you so much for this offering 🙏

[@Peace-li9vu]

I can’t wait to buy one my friend!

[@DGreen-ku8po]

Incredible as always!

[@sigallamichel8840]

L'Artiste

[@guidosironhorse]

OFF THE HOOK Brother...man, beyond words...that was fantastic! Talk about walkin it...dude, I'm speechless...well done! 🙏🧙‍♂️🦅

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@markcascio9692]

Miguel, why does the pinky drone hole not match any hole placement on the flute side? Wouldn’t it have to in order to be a 5th? Beautiful sounding flutes!

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

No that isnt the case. Its all about hole size and spacing.if a fifth is created with three holes open on the 6 hole side, the only way the hole would be the same as the other side is if it was large enough to let as much air out as the 3 holes combined... make sense..if not youll have to just take the flute makers word for it.

[@scotts.8978]

Hey, Miguel. Great flutes & great playing. I bought a few flutes from in 2012 - LOVE your totems, especially the egret head! Quickie Q ... I am not familiar with the Arabian tuning but your sample seemed to extend further into its 2nd octave than the normal Minor Pentatonic NAFs. Is that so? Do they get nearly an entire 2nd octave ... at points, it seemed like a shakuhachi (or other rimblown!). Was that particular flute exceptional, in its range, or is that common for the tuning? Thanks. Keep well.

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

Yes, it is common for me to achieve close to 2 octaves on Arabian and aeolian minor flutes.. It adds a lot to the dynamics of your playing!

[@giridharraju345]

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