I bought my Charka flute only a couple of months ago. I had made an A Native American flute about a year ago, then I was looking for songs and came up. High Spirits . I ordered an A Native American and really like it , but this G was just a sound that I've loved more ever evening , when I play it . You can't wrong buying a High Spirit flute !!!!

When I saw that High Spirits now has a line of Spirit Flutes in aromatic cedar I was like, wow – yes! I have only had it one day and can only say great things about this flute. First, it is beautiful – it is a pleasure to hold and look at. As far as the tone, there is that clarity and warmth of cedar, but it goes even further. It is like a burst of gorgeous tone with a breath of air riding on top of it. It plays light but sounds full. The tuning is perfect. The holes are easy to play as well as pitch bends and half-holes. Two full notes above octave are available for expanded repertoire. This is my second Spirit Flute. I also have the Em in 432 from last year, which has been with me on many-a-trip. The word that comes to mind with both flutes is “precision”. The precision of the craftsmanship allows me to be a good flute player for my audience. To get this kind of music from a compact size flute is probably what I am most gratified about.