Bansuri (Bamboo flute)
Bansuri (Bamboo flute)
Is part of the woodwind family, that sounds like a Boehm flute but has a much rounder more natural sound.
A Brief History of the North Indian Bansuri,
Hindi: बांसुरी / Bangla: বাঁসুরী / typically is about 14 inches long made from a single length of bamboo with six or seven open finger holes along the stem. It's an ancient instrument associated with cowherds and the pastoral tradition, but is also intimately linked to the love story of Krishna and Radha, Its true age is unknown but it is depicted in Buddhist paintings from around 100 AD and on. Find out more "punamflutes.com/about-bansuri/about-bansuri"
Peter Davidson - Hang / Bansuri Flute
Over the last few years Pete has been fusing ancient and spiritual music with modern genres and production techniques. Whist traveling the world he has been exploring sacred frequencies and 432Hz tuning. Expressing euphoric, romantic and emotional musical styles with his music.
His Basuri (bamboo flute) playing skills will take you on a spectacular journey with its pure and crisp tone.
