This post is to announce the winner of QuenaSabor Name That Tune Contest #22. Thank you to those who participated and commented. The correct answer was "The Lonely Shepherd" by Gheorghe Zamfir,

I met @albuslucimus a while back on QuenaSabor Reddit, I got his interested after explaining what Hive is. Since, he has been very active on the blockchain and has started the Name That Tune monthly contest

Links to other stuff: All Flute Videos Recent Car-Fluting Ukulele Videos Cover Songs Name That Tune ▶️ 3Speak

This one comes up a day late, because Contest 006 went rogue. 500 Ecency Points to the first one to correctly #NameThatTune! ▶️ 3Speak Previous participants/commenters/winners: @brittandjosie @gatubela

This is the 5th QuenaSabor Name That Tune contest. 500 Ecency points will be awarded to the first to name the song correctly. Good luck my friends! ...bringing in @beeber for the contest registry :) ▶️

This is the fourth quenasabor Name That Tune contest. Today I did drop a couple clues in the video, as I suspect this one may be somewhat more difficult - although, playing in real life I have had people

adding @beeber to get this on the contest registry The rules for this one are simple! First to correctly name the song gets 500EP. If no one gets it after the week is up, it will snowball and become worth

As has been the case for so many of my flutes, this was purchased second-hand. This quena is made of bone. I believe it is the thigh bone from a cow, but I’m not certain of this. The exterior has been

The Ramos Quena…one of my very first flutes. One of an even smaller group of first flutes that I still have. At one point I cleared out and sold or gave away nearly all of my flutes - sometimes I still

I had this awesome (well, I thought it was awesome) recording of my daughter "reading" a book to me. I wanted to roll it in as a backing track for a happy/fun song I chose this song because in

This is one of my favorite flutes. It comes from Wilmington, North Carolina, and it really does embody the spirit of the coastal rains. I love the soothing tones this flute effortlessly produces, and the