Tomas Walker is dedicated to a sacred expression of a personal artistic celebration of First Nation's/First World songs within a unique global context featuring organic cedar, bansuri, nay, shakuhachi, harp, piano world winds and bass flutes. Tomas Walker is a recording artist with immense capacity including more than 12 CD's on the Reflections. He seems to focus most on the Bansuri, Cedar, Shakuhachi and Nay yet is an exceptional saxophonist, pianist, expanding on the CD's to play koto, erhu, piano-alpha (2 solo c.d.'s) unique sound design. Thus he's arrived at an artistic station independent of any one instrument although the Indian bansuri flute is his most featured, He often rotates with his saxophones, flutes, and piano. Because of this diversity his music is featured at the apex of the film "Passion of the Christ" by Mel Gibson, and to show this diversity within the film "Natcho Libre" by Jack Black as well. A master of Hindustani Classical Music and Indian Bansuri flute, jazz and contemporary His unique artistic creative capacity made it easy for the record company to bring his alias to life to help with the marketing placement of his music. At 52 years, Ashtar Ron Allen lives in Toronto, Canada, with Sri Devi and his 400 world flutes and collage of instruments. ronallmusic.com