Cercle de Flûte Native Américaine de l’Aube

The Cercle de Flûte Native Américaine de l'Aube brings together people from all walks of life, motivated by a common desire to share their passion for the Native American flute.

A Siyotanka flute, also known as a Native American flute or Plains Indian flute, is a traditional musical instrument originating from the indigenous peoples of North America, particularly the Plains Indian tribes.

This intuitive instrument (requiring no notion of musical theory) is often played to express emotions, tell stories or accompany rituals and ceremonies. The sound of the Siyotanka flute is soft and melodious. The melodies that emanate from it are often linked to nature and the environment, as they testify to the spiritual connection of indigenous peoples with the world around them.

This flute leads to relaxation and letting go, and is used for meditation, yoga, shamanism and spiritual development. It allows the soul to express itself, offering anchoring and soothing while touching the hearts of those who listen.

Languages

• French