Listening to Meditation music can help you focus. Not only during a session but with your everyday life. Every now and then you need something relax to, so that your can rest. This music is the just the thing you need to listen to when your searching for that inner peace. For more information on how Meditation Music can help you visit...
Read MoreThe idea of listening to music while meditating is very common. This probably goes back to more then just relaxing. Typically the idea of listening to music would be completely out of the question. I don’t know of any Buddhist lineage that allows any music to accompany them. This is a very modern spin on meditation, but its a very good one. Listening to the right kind of music can...
Read MoreThe overtone flute is a type of flute designed to play the upper harmonics, usually above two or three harmonics. That being the most practical limits of woodwind instruments. Overtone flute tubes have a relatively long resonating chamber, this encourages the instrument to resonate with higher harmonics. This makes the instruments more difficult to play, or very quiet when trying to play...
Read MoreMeditating is getting bigger and bigger, people now understand the benefits and are joining in! The newest thing to do while meditating is listening to music. I bet your wondering, “Why music?” Well a very interesting fact is that sound is easily absorbed by your mind. So when you play a calm toned sound while meditating, your mind absorbs it and creates a picture of the same...
Read MoreThe recorder is a very well known and popular part of the woodwind musical instruments, in a group known as fipple flutes or the internal duct flutes. These whistle like instruments include the tin whistle. The recorder is an end-blown, the mouth of the instrument is constricted with a wooden plug, known as a block or fipple. It is told apart from the other flutes of the family by having seven...
Read MoreThe Irish flute is a very simple system, transverse flute that plays diatonic (Major) scale as the tone holes are successfully covered and uncovered. Many flutes from the classic era, and some of the modern day flutes include metal keys and other tone holes to achieve complete and partial chromatic tonality. Do to this flutes wooden construction, direct key less fingering, the simple system...
Read MoreMusic has always played a big part in the lives of Native American people. One of their most prominent instruments is the flute. The earliest found flute was in the fifteen hundreds. It is believed to have first originated from the Southeast and Southwest of the United States. No artifacts have ever been found in the Southeast but plenty were found in the Southwest. A Native flute was typically...
Read MoreThe Plains flute is constructed in the same way that any normal Native Flute is. The difference being that the Plains Flute either has a spacer added, or a channel is carved into the block of wood, to form a thin flat airstream for the whistle hole. This allows for a greater control of the flute and for more expertise to be applied when using it. Being used correctly, the plains flute can...
Read MoreThe Dizi is a Chinese transverse flute. It can be used to create beautiful meditation music. It is sometimes known as the Di and the Hengdi. This flute has many varieties including the Qudi and the Bangdi. The names for this flute are very likely to have different spelling, depending on the transliteration used to convert Chinese names. Aside from the difference in spelling and names,...
Read MoreOur album ‘Earth Sea Air’ is now available on CD Baby! Ancient Echoes creates music for relaxation, meditation and healing, with native american flute, whale song, didgeridoo and other indigenous instruments. This is our second CD to be published through CD Baby and is now available to buy as a disc! “Earth Sea Air’ is all about meditation and relaxing music! You can...
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