Learning to play native American flute
October 30, 2014
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I’ve begun learning to play the flute! The native American flute, to be specific. Are you wondering how I chose that? Honestly, it’s not the
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I’ve begun learning to play the flute! The native American flute, to be specific. Are you wondering how I chose that? Honestly, it’s not the
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