Beginning in September, 2010, the Ten Thousand Lakes Flute Circle will be meeting once a month -- on the second Saturday of every month from September through June.

Kensington Square is located in the basement of the free standing chapel

Windsor Room is located in the Main Building

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TEN THOUSAND LAKES FLUTE CIRCLE (TTLFC)

IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to a disk failure I have lost many email addresses. If you have not received an email regarding the flute circle since July, 2010 please contact me and I'll get you back on the list.

Whether you've been playing for years or just starting out, the Ten Thousand Lakes Flute Circle offers an atmosphere where members help one another express their personal voice on the Native American flute.
The flute circle is NOT LIMITED to the Native American flute: ALL WORLD/ETHNIC FLUTES WELCOME.

It's a great environment to :
     - meet others who enjoy playing (or just listening) to the flute;
     - see and hear flutes made by a variety of flute makers;
     - share music and musings with one another; and,
     - have questions about the instrument and technique answered.

TTLFC is a great place to learn the basics of playing the Native American flute and picking up tips from others. New members are always welcome. There are no fees to be a member, all you have to do is show up. You don't even need to have a flute!

Please contact Bobb Fantauzzo for additional information.

TTLFC encourages, but does not require, members to join The International Native American Flute Association (INAFA).

WHERE and WHEN

Starting in September of 2010, TTLFC will meet once a month from September through June:

NOTE:

This site will reflect any changes in flute circle dates and locations as well as any other additional gatherings as they are scheduled.