anna's music links

Who I Listen To

My favorite artists and bands

What I Play

The official roster of my horde of musical instruments

What I've Written

Some music I've made my very own self

flutes and flute playing

I had six years of flute playing in school and still passionately miss it. I have periodically continued to play since then -- and I'm a member of the Seattle Flute Society as well. Most of these links were published in one of the SFS's newsletters, and I've scarfed them for here. The rest I've discovered surfing around the web, or via other sources.

Landell Flutes

Muramatsu Flutes

Verne Q. Powell Flutes, Inc.

Baerenreiters World of Music

Flute World

ClassicWeb Flute and Piccolo Page

The Wooden Flute Home Page

Romy Benton Bamboo Instruments

I have to add a note here about Romy Benton, a flute maker whose instruments I have been privileged to handle (and several of which I've purchased) at his yearly appearances at the Seattle Folklife Festival. I heartily recommend this man's work for anyone interested in a bamboo flute with a deep, resonant sound.

Flute Emporium

A store that sells all manner of flute-related merchandise.

Stellar Flutes

A local producer of Native-American-style flutes.

Man Wolf's Flutes

A not-local producer of Native-American-style flutes; this gentleman is in Texas, and kindly contacted me about my site by email to say he enjoyed it. I'm giving him a link here. :)

Blissful Bamboo Flutes

Aaron Heinig, in Port Angeles, WA, is a maker of high-quality bamboo flutes for serious players.

and last, but not least...

I am in a group of musicians who sometimes call themselves a jamming group, and sometimes call themselves a band, depending on what mood we're in at the time. All the time, however, we call ourselves Three Good Measures. I keep a separate web page about the efforts involved with that, if you would like to go and check us out.