The Bansuri has been a traditional Indian instrument for centuries. The transverse Bansuri has been used majorly in folk music and eventually found its way into Indian classical music as well. Majorly popular in the North of India, the Bansuri has its counterparts in Carnatic music as well. These are called Carnatic flutes which differ in the way of the placement of the holes and the number. The North Indian Bansuri is made from the finest quality of bamboo which is brought from Northern or North Eastern India. This allows the Bamboo to be node free. An excellent Bansuri takes over 2 years to make, which includes the washing, drying, oiling of the Bamboo. These Bansuris are meticulously crafted and diligently checked before dispatch.

This is a beginner's flute by Shiv'z Muzic (most watched flute lessons on YOUTUBE) & brought to you by Shiv'z Musicals. It can also be used for STUDIO recordings and as well as for your learning. If you want to spend less amount of money in beginner stage then you can buy our Beginner's flute which are in low budget, but if budget is not an issue for you then chose professional flute. It is a 7 hole Bamboo flute in which generally 6 holes are used for playing and 7th hole is for tuning purpose. When you close first three holes of the flute, it is the ''SA'' note of that scale. You also get a free written manual on which guidance to play the flute, TIPS & ALANKAARS are given. You will find this manual as your companion and guide in your musical journey.

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Goonj flute made of a single length of bamboo and has six or seven open finger holes. There are no keys to produce sharps and flats, therefore all accidentals and microtones, as well as meend (glissandi) and other ornaments, so important in Indian classical music, are produced by a unique fingering technique. The bansuri is a transverse (side-blown) flute made from a cylindrical stalk of bamboo with a blowhole and six fingerholes (no thumbhole) burned into it; many bansuri have a seventh fingerhole, in which case it would be located slightly out of line with the other holes to make it easier to reach.