Created a new flute in exotic Cocobolo wood from the Pacific Rim between Mexico and Nicaragua, from an old favorite scale I call The Vivaldi Minor. This improvisation reminds me of a feast celebrating the sap or jam of the tree, which would be its sweet music. Enjoy!

Vivaldi Minor Cocobolo: Feast of the Jam Tree

Hi,
My name is Fedor :) I was born in Russia in 1987 and currently I'm living in Canada, Toronto. I'm a performing musician, organizer of music concerts "Guitar Nights" and festival "Dobroslet".
 
I truly believe that Music stands behind the work of our Universe. I am only an individual contributor. I want to make people kinder, to open their minds, hearts and souls, to help everyone find Light in our World and within themselves. 
I've been singing since I was a little boy and started playing guitar when I was 17 years old. When I was 23 I've started playing bass guitar and ukulele. One day, when I was 26 I've heard a wooden, native American flute and felt in love with it's voice and tune. Since then I was playing woodwind, string and brass instruments, writing my own song and creating soundtracks. 
My philosophy is to spread Love and Kindness and to make a positive change in our World. I truly believe that Music can change this World, because it is changing people.

Music hugs,
Fedor

I have had the joy of making bamboo flutes for 49 years and have handmade over 150,000 wind instruments. It has been an adventure making flutes in Mexico, Guatemala, Argentina, Brazil, Hawaii, Costa Rica and Fiji, where I got to play for their President. May my music bring you peace and joy. 

Our flutes and saxes are available at ErikTheFlutemaker.com.

Vivaldi Minor Cocobolo: Feast of the Jam Tree

Erik the Flutemaker