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Most of us have heard of the old children's tale of the Pied Piper. The story talks about a piper that could attract animals with the sound of his magic flute. It seems that the story may have had some merit as something very similar happens in the video right here! At the Animu Luce horse farm in Belgium, Michael Telapary plays on a High Spirits Contra Bass Flute in F# for several horses. Their reaction? You gotta see it to believe it! The horses behave like putty in his hands. They immediately calm down and approach the <a href="https://rumble.com/v33dzz-man-plays-flute-without-a-flute.html" target="_blank">flute</a>, wanting to be near that magical sound. It truly is incredible! Maybe there was so truth in that old pied piper story because after all, the story and what is happening to these horses is very similar, minus the magic flute part. Who knows what is making these <a href="https://rumble.com/v322fl-witnessing-one-of-the-worlds-most-gorgeous-horses-in-action.html" target="_blank">horses</a> so attracted to this flute sound? What we do know is that this makes for one entertaining video! What did you think of this video? Have you ever seen something like this before? We would love to hear what you think so please do not hesitate to leave a comment down in the comments section! Please share this video with your family and friends as it will surely interest them just as much as it interested you! This is one awesome video that no one should ever miss out on!

This is the heartwarming moment when a bulky elephant starts to move his happy feet to the music, dancing as a man plays the magic flute. In a crowd of camels and elephants, one particular elephant seems to have a good ear for music as he starts to dance along to the rhythm. Incredible! It is a fact that animals react to certain sounds, but showing emotions like human beings is rare. Michael Telapary is a Dutch Musician who plays the Native American Flutes and performs all over the world. This time Michael decided to play his flute in front of camels and elephants and see their reaction to his music. Moments after hearing the flute sounds, one of the elephants starts to move his happy feet, dancing to the music, swaying his trunk to the rhythm. We were amazed at how the elephant reacted to the flute playing and started swinging its trunk back and forth, as the man continued to play his instrument. This is the best interaction we have witnessed regarding an <a href="https://rumble.com/v345je-baby-elephant-walk-piano-duet-with-peter-the-elephant-thailand.html" target="_blank">elephant responding to music</a>. It is amazing how Michael’s performance made this musical animals sway its trunk and happy feet to the rhythm in time with the music and even moved its whole body around in a sort of dance. Did you know that elephants were musical fans? Yes, it’s true! They are apparently especially fond of a certain type of flute commonly used by Native Americans. In the video we can see <a href="https://rumble.com/v33mvq-horses-love-native-flutes.html" target="_blank">Michael Telapary playing his Native Flute</a> for camels and elephants, and witnessing their reactions to it, as part of a series he calls “Michael Telapary’s Flute Tales”. One of the elephants seems to enjoy the music and is much fonder than the other elephant and the camels. Cuteness overload!

Check out this talented man playing a 432Hz native flute for a male and female husky with amazing results. It seems like in the animal kingdom females are more receptive for 432Hz sounds, just like in the human world.

Experience the difference between 440 Hertz and 432 Hertz

When a fluteplayer has to stay at home because of the covid-19 and Netflix series are becoming a parallel reality.