PLAY EFFORTLESSLY: Re-adjusted finger holes for comfortable fingering without compromising in the tuning. DURABILITY: No effects of water, sunlight & weather change. GENERATING SOUND: Lip-plate installment enhances overall volume and tonal quality while minimizing blowing pressure to generate sound. TONE, VOLUME, PITCH: Every bansuri is tweaked to get the optimum balance in tone, volume and pitch, in both lower and higher octaves. TUNING: Tuned at 440Hz in Just Temperament (Carnatic Classical- 8 holes). Whether it’s about tuning accuracy, comfortable fingering, easy blowing, rich tonal quality or the rates, we have considered them all. The longer bansuris with larger bore are usually for lower octaves and the slimmer ones for higher octaves.Radhe Flutes is made considering all aspects to give you a rich experience. Bansuris of different sizes are used to play different tonalities. The flat portion of fingers, and not the tips, are used to cover the holes as this gives better control and ease while playing the half-holes. The higher and lower octaves are played by changing one’s embouchure. The ‘sa’ (on the Indian sargam scale, or equivalent ‘do’ on the octave) note is obtained by covering the top three holes from the mouth-hole. At the same time, keeping a hole half-open helps in getting a flat note. The length of this column can be varied by closing or opening the holes. 
The sound from a bansuri comes from resonance in the air column inside it.
An ancient musical instrument associated with cowherds and the pastoral tradition, it is intimately linked to the love story of Krishna and Radha. The North Indian bansuri was traditionally used as a soprano instrument primarily for accompaniment in light compositions including film music.
The bansuri (Hindi: बांसुरी) (Bangla: : বাঁসুরী)) is a transverse alto flute of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal, made of a single length of bamboo with six or seven open finger holes.
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