Estun-Bah is a group founded by San Carlos Apache/Arikara, Tony Duncan. Estun-Bah has traveled throughout the world blending the traditional Apache cane flutes and northern plains wooden flutes with the soft fingerpicking of the acoustic guitar. 'Sounds of Beauty' is the latest of Estun-bah albums which includes the tranquil violin on the album.The word"Estun-Bah" is an Apache word meaning"For the Woman." The Native American flute was traditionally used as a courting instrument. A man would play the most beautiful song on his flute before approching a woman to show honor and respect for the woman. Estun-bah has gained quick national recognition as a leading musical ensemble. Along with performing at various schools, festivals, art markets and corporate events; Estun-bah has accomplish the following: Performed for United States First Lady Laura Bush, Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts- Washington DC. Performed at the National Museum Of The American Indian - Washington DC, Indian Market - Santa Fe, NM., Heard Museum Fair and Gathering of Nations Pow-Wow - Albuquerque, NM."We stood before an audience of stars. You spoke with your smile. I listened with my heart. There was poetry in your glance, and you smiled with your eyes. As we walked to the Sounds of Beauty."Tony Duncan (flute player, producer of Estun-Bah)