Charlie Mato-Toyela: Tradition and Technology, In Harmony

from Arts Fell on Alabama · host Alabama State Council on the Arts

Charlie Mato-Toyela, a traditional Native American flute maker from Cottonwood, AL, shares how tradition and innovation play into his approach to making musical instruments.

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