For the Japanese monks who play the Shakahuchi, a simple flute with five finger holes, the aim is to turn inward from the clutter and commotion outside - much like the aim of India's Hatha Yoga. While yoga purists might think of music as a distraction from their practice, in the hands of a master like Riley Lee the Shakahuchi's rich range of sounds creates an atmosphere of stillness that complements the gentle path of yoga practice.