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Casa Queña, Oaxaca, Mexico,
Courtesy: Estudio Atemporal,
Photo: LGM Studio
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The image is of the Dendera Temple Complex in Qena/Caenopolis, Egypt. It is one of the best-preserved and most spiritually significant ancient Egyptian sites.
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hey do I have any Sindarin nerds (affectionate) who would be able to help me out with constructing a feminine name that would translate to "grey swan?" I am having a Hell of a time trying to mush "alph" (swan) and "mith/mithren" (pale grey) together.
(Also if anyone wants to help me out with the Quenya version I would also appreciate that)
This Halloween I drew Visériel Lavellan dressed up as Galadriel, & little Vinti joined in too! 🥰 (Psst, there might be a non-Dragon-Age variation of this piece coming soon. 😉)
Inícios da quena
Embocadura mais difícil das flautas
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“Los ultimos incas en el Jammin LIVE“ From Youtube channel Alfredo Quequezana: LOS ULTIMOS INCAS - Hija del Viento Los ultimos Incas (The Last Incans) playing Hija del Viento (Daughter of the Wind). Such a great combination of andean music and rock Great tune...
Instruments: Quena
This is the traditional flute of the Andes.
It is a vertical, end-blown flute, with six finger-holes and one thumb-hole. The end may be open or half-closed, and the top is open, with a half-oval notch cut into the front of the instrument.
The player presses the quena against their face, between the bottom lip and chin, so that the top is closed, and blows air downwards over the notch to produce the sound.
Clases de Flauta Traversa, Flauta Dulce, Quena, Sikus, Pnqullo, Lecto Escritura Musical. Clase s vÝa Skype. Comunicate con Gabriela al 2252490331
Clases de Flauta Traversa, Flauta Dulce, Quena, Sikus, Pnqullo, Lecto Escritura Musical. Clase s vÝa Skype. Comunicate con Gabriela al 2252490331
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