Historical, Musical, and Cultural Perspectives of the Flute

This page is dedicated to the Indigenous North American flute, the Native American-style flute, and world flutes. Topics will include the history, evolution, musical, and cultural aspects of various flute traditions, as well as individuals who have made a significant impact within the flute world. The primary article is copyright protected, meaning that it is the work product of the World Flute Society. All photos/images are copyright protected, as well. If you would like to contribute to the project by submitting an article, video, or other data, please contact us at: worldflutes@AOL.COM

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Michael Graham Allen (Coyote Oldman): Click Here

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Dr.  Oliver W. Jones (Odubya): Click Here

        (1932 - 2021)

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Kevin Locke (Tokaheya Inajin “First to Rise”): Click Here

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        (1954-2022)

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Dr. Richard Weston Payne: Click Here

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        (1918-2004)

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