for bass flute. Other use A handful of jazz musicians have used the bass flute, including flutist Jeremy Steig, beginning with his 1975 album Temple of Birth, saxophonists Henry Threadgill, Brian Landrus, and James Carter, and drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson who occasionally played bass flute as a second instrument. Hubert Laws features the bass flute on his recording of "Amazing Grace," in which he plays the first verse on bass flute, the second on alto, and the third on soprano. Steig later took up the Kotato & Fukushima bass flute in F. In electronic music, Jack Dangers has sometimes used bass flute as the leader of the Meat Beat Manifesto. A bass flute is heard throughout George Bruns' score for The Jungle Book and the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Perhaps the best-known work to feature the bass flute is the album Wave by Antônio Carlos Jobim. References External links http://Lowflutes.com https://web.archive.org/web/20101104012435/http://www.hogenhuis-flutes.com/pages/bassflute.html Bassflute Jelle Hogenhuis Side-blown flutes C instruments Bass (sound)