Quarterly Raffle Flute

 

 

Jim Harris graciously donated this quarter’s raffle flute. It is a Marvin Yazzie (Navajo) Native American flute. It has six finger holes. The flute is a mid-range F#. It is 23 inches long. The wood is poplar and it is called a “wolf spirit” flute by Marvin Yazzie. The wolf block is beautiful.
 

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Tickets are $5 each. You may purchase as many as you desire. The raffle lasts until June 27, 2020. The winner will be announced on June 30, 2020.

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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 Donation Flute

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Anonymous graciously donated last quarter’s raffle flute. It is a Xavier Quijas Yxayotl clay flute and it is stunning. The main flute has five finger holes and produces a lovely warm sound. As it typical of Xavier’s flutes, it also has two higher, bird-like flute mechanisms that sound like ocarinas. They are located at the top of the flute, toward the main mouthpiece. The sound is produced by blowing into the slits. There is also a round hole at the top of the flute. When you blow into it, the sound is that of the death whistle. Its length is 27 inches. It is 3 inches across. It is truly an interesting flute and it is highly prized, like all of Xavier’s musical creations. Notice the exquisite detail of the faces on the flute.

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you, Anonymous, for your kindness and generous support of the World Flute Society.


Winner: Jack Persely

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