You
can buy directly from me at uguna, or from:
Hobgoblin,
Wadebridge, Cornwall;
Wood & Rush, Chagford, Devon;
The Music Box, Totnes, Devon;
Devon Artsculture,
Dartington, Devon;
Starland Music,
Plymouth, Devon:
The White Gallery,
Westward Ho!, Devon.
Go
here to see where I'll be attending
shows and fairs in England.
I've written a set of notes about making and playing the native american-style
flute and transposed numerous scores from traditional american indian
songs - each purchaser receives the latest edition of these notes, the
uguna flutes song book and
a CD containing the latest collection of scores and a selection of flute
images.
I always have numerous flutes in stock and can make one to order in a variety of woods and keys. There is a traditional way of setting the fundamental of a flute from the player's arm length and hand size, which makes it a truly personal instrument. The small pocket flute - Port Orford Cedar in high D - costs 60 pounds; the next two - a Port Orford Cedar in A and a Red Cedar in G - cost 95 pounds; the longest instrument is in hardwood - Maple in the key of F - and costs 165 pounds.