11 May 2017

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Indigenous Instrument Maker and Educator

Latest posts from William Rodriguez

Making a Japanese style shell trumpet (horagai) - December 14, 2021
The mysterious pre-Columbian mouth whistle (shepherd’s whistle) - January 26, 2020
Making a Conch Shell Trumpet - January 17, 2020

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Archaic Roots

5.0

Based on 12 reviews

Bat Mosh

2020-09-23T15:24:58+0000

William does everything with intention, integrity and care. I have attended his workshops, played and owned instruments... made by him, and used employed his artistic/design skills- always to my full satisfaction. Recently have been impressed with his feather protector spray. I would stand by and reccommend any of his products and services 100%.read more

Cogito Mundi

2019-05-28T01:12:26+0000

A great resource for learning in a supportive environment. Camping available too!

David Knox

2018-11-11T19:34:24+0000

I learned some really great things at the didgeridoo workshop. I loved it! My family felt welcomed and embraced and we... had an amazing experience. We will definitely be back and I love my new Didgeridoo! Huge thanks to both Will and Amy. You guys are great!read more

Jorge Guzman

2018-05-29T15:17:28+0000

Mason Vicid

2018-03-11T15:48:26+0000

There's something very special about creating something with your hands - something that did not previously exist and... now does because of your vision and effort. William's workshop was a great joy to attend and I love the flute I was able to make as a result of his instruction and guidance. Also, I picked up some great tips I can apply to the flutes I make using bamboo or pvc. All around a great experience. Very recommended.read more

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William Rodriguez

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