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26/05/2026
🎸 Presenting more Harevis band members, who share the stage during "Sounds of Distant Land" performances and on recordings.
Janusz: Tommy Harevis’s father who plays bass guitar, accompanying band in some songs, bringing groove to exotic flute and drums rhythms with his deep bass sound.
25/05/2026
🧝🏻♀️ Presenting Harevis band members, who share the stage during "Sounds of Distant Land" performances and on recordings.
Nani: a multi-percussionist who combines classical drum kit with instruments from Asian, African, and South American traditions. Her play is a constant rhythmic narrative that accompanies flute improvisations.
24/05/2026
We are excited to play this July at RawiKon - Rawickie Dni Fantastyki in Poland! Bringing fantasy storytelling together with world instruments groove. See you there!
Przedstawiamy drugi (z trzech) zaplanowanych koncertów podczas Rawickiech Dni Fantastyki 2026 💪😎
Zespół Harevis specjalizuje się w tworzeniu wciągających muzycznych podróży, wykorzystując połączenie egzotycznych instrumentów z całego świata. Ich występy przenoszą publiczność w mistyczne miejsca: od głębokiej dżungli po echa starożytnych cywilizacji...
..ale o tym przekonacie się sami, już 4-5 lipca w Rawiczu!
🔥 When the sun sets, the fireplace becomes the sun of the night.
Evening fire, sounds, silence and the presence of stars brings up something else from within.
Let’s gather around, quiet down our minds and allow the smoothness of flute paint dreamy melodies.
🎵 Recorded at La Casa De Don David with flute made by Dana Ross from Falcon Flutes and Drums
We brought two flutes together to merge in cascades of sounds. By the ceiba tree in Guatemala. Native American Style Flutes by Dana Ross from Falcon Flutes and Drums and High Spirits Flutes
Recorded in El Remate, Peten, Guatemala.
What you can hear can be experienced fully by listening to our single "Fragrance of Reciprocity": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6rZSSJiz1k
Enjoy!
11/05/2026
Two years ago I brought 3 overtone flutes together to produce melodies of "Freedom". Drum, bass and ethnic flutes. From then it started to bring up a question: what is this genre of music? I've heard people saying: jungle fusion, fantasy folk and more. How would you call it? Enjoy!
harevis 87 likes, 20 comments. "Harevis: Freedom (Official Music Video)"
🌎 We sat under the big Ceiba tree at La Casa De Don David in Guatemala, el Remate, Peten. Playing double nova flute by High Spirits Flutes and frame drum by Remo Inc.
🎵 Enjoy our jamming! :)
Tommy Harevis & Nani
🌬️ Breath is transformed into sound through the flute.
Your breath carries information about your state of being and expression, and the flute becomes a tool through which it can be revealed and developed.
This workshop invites you into a direct, embodied
experience of sound, breath, and awareness.
- Breathing practices and body posture for playing
ethnic flutes
- The fundamentals of overtone flutes through guided
individual and group practice
- Learning to play Native American Flutes - individual
and group exercises
- Flute philosophy, legends, and the use of flutes in
personal and group work
Next workshop happens in Ireland, Blessington near Dublin on 30th of May.
🌎 Saqsayhuamán is an exceptional place in Peru. Around 3700 meters above the sea level. What I love the most in Andean Mountains are the short trees, lovely alpacas and decent people living there!
🎵 I have found an overtone flute made out of 3 wooden parts. Comfortable for traveling and deep sounding. Sometimes called "The Grandfather Flute". Looking forward to use it in recordings and on stage.
💡 If you'd like to learn how to play overtone flutes with me, I will be coming soon to Ireland to give a group workshop.
Have a pleasant week everyone!
Tommy
02/05/2026
"Eastward the dawn rose, ridge behind ridge into the morning, and vanished out of eyesight into guess; it was no more than a glimmer blending with the hem of the sky, but it spoke to them, out of the memory and old tales, of the high and distant mountains." ~ J.R.R. Tolkien