Native American Flute Resources

Learning about the Native American flute often begins with curiosity about the instrument and the music it creates. Over time many players explore educational materials, recordings, communities, and organizations that help deepen their understanding of the flute and its expressive voice.

The Native American flute continues to be supported by a wide network of teachers, educational websites, musicians, and organizations that share knowledge about playing, crafting, and appreciating the instrument. These resources make it easier for new players to begin their journey while also helping experienced musicians expand their skills and understanding.

This page highlights educational resources, organizations, and communities that support learning and sharing the Native American flute.

Educational Resources

Flutopedia

Flutopedia is an extensive educational resource dedicated to the Native American flute created by Clint Goss and Vera Shanov. The website includes articles, fingering charts, historical research, and learning materials that help players explore the instrument and its music.

Native Flute Journeys

Native Flute Journeys is the music and project site of Sandi Horton, featuring Native American style flute recordings, performance updates, and related creative work. The site shares albums, live performance highlights, and reflections centered on the continuing musical journey of the flute.

Educational resources and learning materials will be listed here as this section continues to grow.

Organizations and Communities

World Flute Society 

The World Flute Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting flute players, flute makers, and enthusiasts from around the world. Through publications, events, and community engagement, the organization brings people together to share music, knowledge, and appreciation for flutes from many cultures.

FluteTree

FluteTree is an online directory and community resource for the Native American flute world. The site includes listings for flute makers, musicians, teachers, festivals, flute circles, and educational resources that help connect people across the flute community.

National Flute Association Global Flutes Committee

The National Flute Association Global Flutes Committee focuses on flutes from around the world, with special attention to folk, traditional, and indigenous flute types and the cultures connected to them. The committee provides articles, videos, and educational content that help broaden understanding of global flute traditions beyond the classical flute world.

Flute Gatherings, Circles and Festivals

Zion Canyon Flute Gathering

The Zion Canyon Native Flute School is a community focused event where musicians and flute enthusiasts gather to share music, participate in workshops, and celebrate the sound of the Native American flute.

MyFluteCircle

MyFluteCircle is a Native American flute circle community that brings together players and listeners who share a love for the instrument. The site shares information about flute circle gatherings, resources for players, and opportunities to learn and experience the music of the Native American flute.

Continuing the Tradition of the Native American Flute

The Native American flute continues to inspire musicians, educators, and listeners who value its expressive tone and simple elegance. Through educational resources, organizations, and community gatherings, the knowledge and appreciation of the flute continues to grow.

This page will continue to expand as additional resources and organizations are added.