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Featured Reviews on Eco Friendly Musical Instruments Gifts
Wood and stainless steel xylophone, 'Chiming Symphony'
By Robin
Beautiful
This is a holiday gift purchased for my daughter s boyfriend and since it is beautifully wrapped, I haven t opened it. I m sure it will be a perfect addition to his musical instrument collection. I ve loved everything I have purchased from Novica!
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Bamboo quena flute, 'Night Owl'
By takashi
Finely crafted
I prefer this size over the traditional Japanese shakuhachi for easier handling; very nice woven carrying case.
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Bamboo zampona panpipes, 'Inca Serenade' (pair)
By Light Bearer
BEAUTIFUL!
The packaging was esquisite. The way I opened it , I can use it as a safe case to carry both instruments if I want to and it looks really COOL! The instruments are very sweet sounding and easy to play, even for a neophyte. I want Mr. Benito Tito to know he has made me very happy!!! A person should be able to send such a message to the artist directly I think! Thank You Mr. TITO and Novica...Very pleasent experience all around.!
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Made Sudiasa
Write a review"The special thing about my bamboo flutes is that I make the blowhole with coconut shell, making the sound more stable. A real bamboo flute player can usually tell the difference."
Made Sudiasa learned to play the flute when he was 20 years old. He enjoyed it so much he decided to make his own and fortunately his neighbor was an expert flute-maker who taught him well.
"The first bamboo flute I ever made was not good at all, there was no sound! I soon realized the... read more
"The first bamboo flute I ever made was not good at all, there was no sound! I soon realized the... read more
