Construction worker creates heavenly sounds on Native American flute
This was the oddly calming moment an ironworker from Minneapolis played a Native American flute in a building site, creating some remarkably soothing tunes.
In recently emerged footage, the flautist can be seen performing in an empty construction site with what he described as "epic reverb" that contributed to the very calming acoustics.
The filmer explains: "I went to work early one day and brought my flute in to entertain the guys at lunch.
"[I] came upon this room and knew instantly I had to play."
The dreamlike song was a complete improvisation said the filmer when he recorded the footage on May 1, 2018.
In recently emerged footage, the flautist can be seen performing in an empty construction site with what he described as "epic reverb" that contributed to the very calming acoustics.
The filmer explains: "I went to work early one day and brought my flute in to entertain the guys at lunch.
"[I] came upon this room and knew instantly I had to play."
The dreamlike song was a complete improvisation said the filmer when he recorded the footage on May 1, 2018.