Native American Flute Music for Meditation, by Various Artists

Native American Flute Music for Meditation

by Various Artists

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1.	R. Carlos Nakai - Inward Journey 03:13	buy track
2.	Kelvin Mockingbird - Awakening of the Beauty Within 09:39	buy track
3.	R. Carlos Nakai - Song of Darkness 04:43	buy track
4.	Peter Phippen - Night Song 04:07	buy track
5.	R. Carlos Nakai - Inner Voices 06:23	buy track
6.	Anthony Wakeman - Chu-Chu 03:09	buy track
7.	R. Carlos Nakai - Saguaro Sunsets 10:30	buy track
8.	Robert Tree Cody - Whispering Journeys 04:30	buy track
9.	Kelvin Mockingbird - Call to Love 09:14	buy track
10.	Peter Phippen - Lullabye 04:53	buy track
11.	R. Carlos Nakai - Song for the Morning Star 04:16	buy track
12.	Robert Tree Cody - Maze 03:58	buy track
13.	R. Carlos Nakai - Amazing Grace 02:21	buy track

about

Native American flute to calm the mind and mend the spirit. As a trusted companion for periods of contemplation and reflection, the healing tones of the Native flute help create a sense of quiet space amid the hustle of daily life. With a hushed resonance, the gentle melodies of echoing flutes envelop the listener and transport them to a place of inner calm and balance. Featuring platinum recording artist and Native American flute player R. Carlos Nakai as well as Kelvin Mockingbird, Robert Tree Cody, Anthony Wakeman and Peter Phippen, Native American Flute Music for Mediation is the newest of Canyon Records' freshly curated digital series, assembled to create the perfect soundscape for developing inner peace through mediation and the healing arts.

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released August 14, 2015

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Canyon Records Arizona

Canyon Records of Phoenix, Arizona, producer and distributor of Native American music, is one of the oldest independent record labels in the music industry as well as one of the oldest cultural institutions in the state of Arizona.