As the world drifts away, breathe in the spiritual sounds and experience the peaceful inspiration and lively spirits of exquisite Native American Flute and guitar.

10 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Native American, NEW AGE: Healing

Show all album songs: Morning Songs


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Experience the exquisite Native American Flute and Guitar music of Anhinga! Put on âMorningâ and let yourself be the serenity their magical music creates. On this, their long-awaited third album, the Didgeridoo is added and takes you to yet another place. As the world drifts away, breathe in the spiritual sounds and experience the peaceful inspiration and lively spirits! Whether labeled New Age or World music, the sounds of Anhinga are universal, inspired and masterful!

âSoulful and Exotic⦠with a Heartbeatâ (--Robert Al Walee, aka Bob Lee, âda Mayor of the Fifth Ward, Houston Texas)

âWhen the medicine doesnât work, I put on Anhinga and my migraine is gone!â (--K. C., Bethesda, MD.)

Sam Caldarera
Sam got his first Native American flute Flute in 1992. As a teenager Sam had played jazz trumpet and in college took up the classical guitar. âOne of the attractions to the flute was that I could improvise, play what I felt and create my own songs. I got together with my friend, Gene Fritts who plays guitar, and we made our first CD in 1995, calling our group Anhinga. This CD, âSacred Sounds of the Southwestâ, was a dream come true for me.â A few years later Anhingaâs second CD, "Turquoise Visions â, came out (2001). Anhinga has sold over 50,000 CDs and it is thrilling knowing that 30 of those have been international sales. With âMorningâ, fans can enjoy Samâs ongoing musical journey, with the inclusion of the Didgeridoo.

Gene Fritts
Gene Fritts has been playing guitar since the age of 15 and has taken an intricate journey through its possibilities. Starting with Rock and Roll (winning the Big Music America Contest in Houston, Texas, in 1981), Gene has played everything from Folk (playing at the Kerrville Folk Festival) to Salsa, Blues to Jazz⦠all with ease and skill.

Caren Gertner Fritts
Caren Gertner Fritts adds her natural percussion to Anhinga with âthe fun stuffâ, as Caren puts it. With Native American rattles and drum, rain stick, chimes, and an assortment of instruments, she seamlessly complements the Flute and Guitar.