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Native American Flutes

David's courting flutes are handcrafted from prime grade aromatic cedar, cherry, and black walnut, and a variety of other domestic woods. The woods used are touted by professionals to possess the finest acoustics for flute making.

Numerous techniques are utilized in the making of their flutes to provide you with an heirloom musical instrument that can be passed down through the generations. The interior of the flute has been sealed to protect the instrument from the player's breath moisture. The exterior of the flute has a hand rubbed oil finish and is polished with a combination of carnauba and beeswax.

Different wood types are available in the following tonal ranges :: treble, bass, deep bass, or contrabass. The images below represent only a small number of the courting flutes available.

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You can now purchase flute bags as well as a Native American Flute.

American Indian Courting Cedar Bass Flute.
Bass Aromatic Cedar Flute		 Native American Flute with Wolf.
Bass Aromatic Cedar Flute
with Carved Wolf
American Indian Courting Walnut Flute.
Contrabass Walnut Flute
Native American Indian Cherry Flute.
Deep Bass Cherry Flute		 American Indian Courting Walnut Flute.
Deep Bass Walnut Flute
American Indian Courting Flutes
Treble Aromatic Cedar Flute		 American Indian Courting Cherry Flute.
Treble Cherry Flute

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Reasons to purchase one of David's Indian Courting Flutes

  • Totally handcrafted and finished - Only music grade quality woods are used.
  • Available in Treble, Bass, Deep Bass and Contrabass models.
  • Guaranteed for life against any inherent defects.
  • Tuned utilizing electronic tuners.
  • Only takes a few minutes to learn to play (honestly!).
  • Priced well below quality handcrafted woodwinds, including Indian flutes.
  • Their flutes are decorated with leather and 19th century style glass beads.
  • Each flute comes with instructions, care and handling tips, and a lifetime guarantee.
  • Each flute is signed and numbered.

David Nighteagle Bio

David Nighteagle is a flute player and storyteller extraordinaire. David combines his Lakota knowledge of flute making, playing, and stories to engage audiences. With more than ten years of experience working with elementary, middle and high schools, he is skilled in integrating oral traditions with social studies curricula.

David teaches students the importance of flutes in Native American culture. He shows students the parts of the flute and explains the physics principles that create the sound. A unique aspect to David's performance is that students are given the opportunity to play music. Students create a song with percussive instruments, and David plays his flute to their beat.

David is 57 years of age. He was raised in the mountains of North Carolina and has lived in Colorado for 35 years. He owns a home and shop in Southwestern Colorado. In addition to flute making and performing, David has worked as a photographer and also as an investigator for the State of Colorado. He is dedicated to the historic significance of the Native American flute as well as to its future evolution. His flute making talents are recognized worldwide as a leader in the field.

All pictures are © copyrighted to Nighteagle Flute Company

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