America — Sheet Music for Native American Flute

“America” or “My Country, ‘Tis of Thee” — Several nations have used this melody, either as a national anthem or as a composition of utmost importance. Parts of the melody have been traced back as far as Dr. John Bull (1563–1628), but the composer of the melody in its final form is still unknown. Many credit it to Henry Carey, and Englishman (1690–1743). The words were written in 1831 by Reverend Samuel Francis Smith, and American clergyman. The song was first sung publicly at a celebration of American independence in the Park Street Church, Boston, July 4, 1931. Numerous other verses have been written to the melody.

Sheet Music — Low Version — Six-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes

America — Low Version — Six-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning

Sheet Music — Low Version — Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes

America — Low Version — Five-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning

Sheet Music — Low Version — Six-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes (Inverted Fingerings)

America — Low Version — Six-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning (Inverted Fingerings)

Sheet Music — Low Version — Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes (Inverted Fingerings)

America — Low Version — Five-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning (Inverted Fingerings)

Sheet Music — High Version — Six-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes

America — High Version — Six-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning

Sheet Music — High Version — Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes

America — High Version — Five-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning

Sheet Music — High Version — Six-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes (Inverted Fingerings)

America — High Version — Six-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning (Inverted Fingerings)

Sheet Music — High Version — Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes (Inverted Fingerings)

America — High Version — Five-Hole Flutes — Pentatonic Minor Tuning (Inverted Fingerings)