Evening Star Song

This is the first song that came to me, as taught to me by my very first Native American flute, as I was sitting by a campfire. I played it at twilight, as the Evening Star (Venus) appeared in the sky, expressing gratitude for the day completed, and hope for the new day. The flute is based on a traditional Lakota style, and the first time the song was played on the radio, a listener wrote in to the station that it sounded just like a song her Lakota grandmother used to sing to her as a child.

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Loved the sound of flute during meditation. Brings you back to the roots. Beautiful.

Love native flute.
Your music is heartfelt.
Love the moon at night. I have taken more photos of moon than any. That drew me to listen to you . grateful. Ellen

Masterfully done. The flute is eternal and mystical

My kids were both asleep before this even finished! They love this piece it really calms them.

That was really lovely and made me feel better. Thank you!