“Flutopedia” is a trademark of Manifest Spirit Music. Taps, arranged by Walt ‘Greywolf’ Gastin, published November 4, 2004 If this style of music transcription appeals to you more than the sheet music above, please contact me and tell me your thoughts. I am always exploring new ways of presenting music. Some less experienced players find this approach more intuitive. Finger patterns are shown in several ways, and note duration is represented by the length of the line. Here is another format for scoring music, used by Walt ‘Greywolf’ Gastin (19May1966-3Jun2007) to arrange Taps for the Native American flute. Taps - Six-Hole Flutes - Pentatonic Minor Tuning Here's a YouTube video done as part of our October 2015 FluteCast on the Bugle scale and the melody Taps: Sheet Music - Six-hole and Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes You can use the menu of topics at the top of each page. It provides information and resources for the Native American flute in particular, but also on aspects of flute music and world flutes in general. Finger patterns are shown in several ways, and note duration is represented by the length of the line. Welcome to an evolving encyclopedia and on-line book dedicated to the Native American flute. Here's a solo flute recording of Taps I made on Decemon a Taos flute replica crafted by Russ Wolf: Here is another format for scoring music, used by Walt ‘Greywolf’ Gastin (19May19663Jun2007) to arrange Taps for the Native American flute. Please visit the Taps Bugler web site for an excerpt from this booklet as well as Jari's recording of Taps on a Civil War Clairon. Nakai began playing the traditional Native American flute in the early 1980s and released more than 50 albums in his career (with 40 on the Canyon Records label). Thus begins Jari Villanueva's comprehensive booklet on the history of Taps ( ). Originally trained in classical trumpet and music theory, Nakai was given a traditional cedar wood flute as a gift and challenged to see what he could do with it. In the British Army, a similar type call known as Last Post has been sounded over soldiers’ graves since 1885, but the use of Taps is unique to the United States military, since the call is sounded at funerals, wreath-laying and memorial services. The melody is both eloquent and haunting and the history of its origin is interesting and somewhat clouded in controversy. Taps - Sheet Music for Native American Flute Of all the military bugle calls, none is so easily recognized or more apt to evoke emotion than the call Taps.
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