Celebrating the Musical and Cultural Expressions of the World's Indigenous and Folk Flute Traditions
Quarterly Raffle Flute
World Flute Society member John Meek of Marshall, Michigan, graciously donated this quarter’s raffle flute. It is a Singing Tree Native American-style flute. The flute is 24-1/2 inches long, and it is in the key of mid-E. It is a six-hole flute. Its number is 946.
Thank you, John Meek, for your kindness and generous support of the World Flute Society.
Tickets are $5 each. You may purchase as many as you desire. The raffle lasts until February 24, 2025.
The winner will be announced on February 28, 2025.
You do not have to be a member of the World Flute Society in order to enter and win. The quarterly raffle
is open to everyone!
Please send funds made payable to:
World Flute Society
20735 Morning Star Road
Lead, SD 57754 USA
Thank you for your support of the World Flute Society!
Last Quarter's Raffle Flute
Anonymous graciously donated last quarter’s raffle flute. It is a Southern Cross Native American-style flute. Southern Cross Flutes is located in Wellington, New Zealand. The body of the flute is made from kauri wood. The flute is 24 inches long and is in the key of 440 E. It is a six-hole flute. The finger-hole placement are ergonomically offset for comfort. The flute is easy to hold. There is a turquoise cabochon on the upper body of the flute, just below the block area. The flute has a lovely warm timbre.