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Starter Solos for Flute by Philip Sparke - Flute, 2010-01-01 The Old Flute-Player by Charles T. Dazey, Edward Marshall, 2010-04-04 Ten Easy Tunes by Colin Cowles - Flute, 2010-01-01 Musical instruments in the Dayton C. Miller flute collection at the Library of Congress: A catalog by Library of Congress, 1982 Flute Time 1 (book + CD) (Bk. 1) by Ian Denley, 2003-09-25 Ancient Greek Musical Instruments: Pan Flute, Lyre, Water Organ, Barbiton, Salpinx, Aulos, Cithara, Epigonion, Crotalum, Pandura, Trigonon New Method for Learning to Play the Transverse Flute (A Midland Book) by Antoine Mahaut, 1989-07-01 Everybody's Favorite Solos, Duets, Trios. for the Following Instruments. Violin, Flute, Bb Clarinet, Trumpet; Cornet; Trombone Etc by Jay Arnold, 1941-01-01 Louis Moyse - Trois Hommages: For Flute and Piano (Louis Moyse Flute Collection) by Louis Moyse Flute Collection, Louis Moyse, 1999-10 A Trevor Wye Practice Book for the Flute Volume 5 (Breathing and Scales, Volume 5)

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61. Ahoken, Craftsman Of Native American Flutes And Instruments
    Please be patient while we are considering changes. In the meantime please visit.Art Medals.  
    http://www.ahoken.com/

62. SpiritWinds - Native American Style Flutes By Debruoniva & Tony Richards
    Native American style flutes by flutemakers from Australia, as well as the Outback Sax and other woodwind instruments.  
    http://www.spiritwinds.com.au

63. Folk Stuff
    How to and where to information for musicians and builders. Folk and experimental musical instruments; including dulcimers, autoharps, kalimbas, theremins, didjeridus, pennywhistles and flutes.  
    http://www.rogo.com/folkstuff/
    
    Extractions: Your are visitor number since 1/3/96 Contributions welcome, encouraged and solicited! If you know of a periodical or catalog that I missed, know of another source for folk information that would be relevant here, or better yet have your own design, experience, or tips you would like to share, E-mail it to me at ds@rogo.com_xx. If your have an idea and aren't sure its worthwhile, sketch out the idea and we can kick it around. This web site is intended to allow anyone to share folk info they may have. Send me your comments, ideas, and sources you've found at: ds@rogo.com My service provider is Telerama , Pittsburgh PA.

64. Alto
    Founded by Mr WT Armstrong, the range of Armstrong flutes has included piccolos, instruments such as flutes in Eb, G trebles and alto and bass flutes.  
    http://www.topwind.com/instrume/altos/alto.htm
    
    Extractions: Alto Flutes The following pages give some information on the brands of alto flute that we hold in stock, both new and second hand. Our stock fluctuates considerably so we advise you to contact us to make sure there will be a big enough selection when you come to try them. Altus offers a range of alto flutes to enhance their range of concert flutes. Instruments are available with solid lip plate, solid head joint or solid tube a nd can be supplied with curved or straight head joint , or both. All have silverplated, nickel silver mechanism with grenadilla touch pieces. 18K gold plating is available to special order. Also see ‘Mid-Range Flutes’ ‘Hand Made Flutes’ ‘Bass Flutes’ Founded by Mr W.T. Armstrong, the range of Armstrong flutes has included piccolos, concert flutes and harmony instruments such as flutes in Eb, G trebles and alto and bass flutes. Many notable flute makers started their careers at Armstrong, including Emerson DeFord and Jack Moore. These two makers developed and made the 'Heritage' line of flutes for Armstrong during the 1970s which, as a hand made instrument, enhamced Armstrongs reputation. Model AFL701 This is a silverplated alto flute with both straight and curved head joints.

65. Home
    Handmade instruments in sterling, 10K, 14K, and 18K Gold and Platinum. Also maker of student and alto flutes.  
    http://www.pearlflutes.com
    
    Extractions: Pearl’s handmade craftsmanship has pioneered a tradition of flute making that is totally distinctive. Many flute makers claim to be innovators, but Pearl’s novelty can be proven. Most of the artisans have the distinction of building flutes for their entire career only at Pearl. The apprentice program has been employed for decades, which allows the talents of master builders to be passed on to future generations. We do not only look to the past, but constantly conduct research with Gold, Silver, ergonomic key design, and headjoint study. Start with Pearl’s patented Pinless Mechanism, which has set an industry benchmark for smoothness and reliability. Coupled with Pearl’s One-Piece Core-Bar Construction, there is no more dependable flute mechanism available. Japanese Quality Control has insured that an investment in these instruments will provide a lifetime of musical satisfaction. The goal of handmade creativity united with meticulous assembly is consequently realized. All of the above would be useless without Pearl’s revered commitment to accuracy of pitch, flexible articulation, and a beautiful and projecting sound. One-Piece Core-Bar The One-Piece Core-Bar construction of all Pearl Flutes eliminates many of the wear and tear problems associated with traditionally constructed flutes, specifically in the areas of the high C key and the king post next to the F# key. Pearl has designed one rod that extends from high C through the king post resulting in an extremely reliable mechanism that plays more comfortable, stays in adjustment longer and is easier to service.

66. Woodwind Instruments - Flutes, Piccolos, Clarinets & Bassoons - Sheet Music Inst
    instruments, music and accessories for the school and church musician at discountprices.  
    http://www.musicity.com/woodwinds-1.html
    
    Extractions: J. Mansfield Piccolo Outfit Now here is an incredible price for a student piccolo. This piccolo is nickel platted and has an extremely bright airy sound with lots of volume! This is perfect for the flute student who wants to learn to play piccolo. The price is really right! Complete outfit comes with hard-shell case. This J. Mansfield piccolo outfit is an incredible deal at twice the price! And as with all J. Mansfield Band Instruments you receive a one-year warranty. : Piccolo Outfit J. Mansfield Bb Clarinet Outfit This fine instrument features undercut tone holes, power forged keys and rings, and high impact ABS plastic high gloss body. You just cannot find a better value for the beginning clarinet student. Complete outfit includes hard-shell case, mouthpiece, cap and ligature. And as with all J. Mansfield Band Instruments you receive a one-year warranty. : Bb Clarinet Outfit

67. Flutes @ Net Instruments
    flutes; from Net instruments global database. A Consumers Guide to Buying aMusical Instrument (Flute, Piccolo) 2005 edition, 107 easy to read pages,  
    http://netinstruments.com/musicalinstruments/flutes/
    
    Extractions: "I just wanted to say that you have a great webpage. I posted my clarinet not even two months ago and I just sold it yesterday. My page got the most responses out of all the postings I have made on t... -Michelle Next Advert (click for details) Picture Price ( US$) Location flutes 31446: Emerson Student Curved Head and Straight Head Student Flute Emerson Student Flute with both a curved head for young students and a straight head to use as your student grows. Silver-plated, closed ho... $375 + shipping Loveland, CO, USA;

68. MURAMATSU FLUTES
    Distributor of Muramatsu flutes in North America. instruments, price list, accessories, and ordering information.  
    http://www.muramatsu-america.com/

69. Index
    Many traditional Croatian wind instruments (Different types of bagpipes, flutes )  
    http://scena.hgu.hr/stjepan-veckovic

70. Sound Creations
    Handcrafted musical instruments; bamboo flutes and saxophones, gourd kalimbas and both bowed and plucked psaltrys. On line catalog and ordering information.  
    http://www.bambooflute.com

71. Pangea World Music Instruments - Our World's Musical Instruments From Agogo To Z
    PANGEA WMI brings you the world s musical instruments at the web s lowest prices . DUDUKS, NEY flutes, SHEHNAI, Persian HAMMERED DULCIMER,  
    http://www.pangeawmi.com/

72. Elderly Instruments New Musical Instruments
    Elderly instruments New Musical instruments flutes. search tips. New Musicalinstruments - flutes Brands CLARKE (5) flutes (New Musical instruments)  
    http://www.elderly.com/new_instruments/cats/170N.html

73. Flutes
    flutes sound as written; piccolo is a transposing instrument that sounds one octave Flute and piccolo are both very agile instruments that can play very  
    http://cnx.rice.edu/content/m12603/latest/
    
    Extractions: By: Catherine Schmidt-Jones Summary: The orchestral flute is only one of many closely-related aerophones. A flute is an aerophone that is played by blowing air across a sharp edge in the mouthpiece of the instrument. The flute family is a large family of instruments that includes widely-recognized instruments such as the orchestral flute and piccolo, panpipes, and recorders, as well as unusual instruments such as nose flutes and ocarinas. Although many particular kinds of flutes are not widely known, flutes in general are probably the most common non-percussion instrument found in music traditions around the world. Flutes are usually (but not always) long, thin cylinders that are open at both ends. (Even if the flute appears to be closed at the mouthpiece end, air can usually escape at the blow hole, making the flute effectively an open-open cylindrical tube instrument.) If the player blows into one end of the cylinder, the flute is called end-blown ; if the blow hole is in the side of the instrument, it is side-blown , or transverse . Flutes that are not cylindrical (such as ocarinas) are usually classified as vessel flutes There are many different types of flutes played around the world. Some have keys, some just finger holes, some are a collection of tubes, and some are just whistles. The one thing that classifies an instrument as a flute is the

74. Break In
    Unlike metal flutes, instruments of wood and ivory will shrink or expand withuse and with changes in temperature and humidity. One should always have on  
    http://www.sideblown.com/solum.html
    
    Extractions: Any wooden or ivory flute with an unsealed bore needs to be 'played in' gradually: ten minutes per session (maximum of two per day) for the first two weeks, then one thirty-minute session per day for another two weeks. One may possibly play it in faster without cracking it, but one must also consider the important element of minimizing the distortion of the bore. No wooden instrument should ever be played more than two hours per day, preferably no more than one. Just because an antique instrument has survived without cracking for centuries does not guarantee it against further cracking. If your traverso is not regularly played and has been allowed to dry out, play it in gradually again. Always warm the instrument before playing. A cold instrument will condense your warm breath faster than a warm one. A cold instrument being warmed by playing will also be unstable in pitch while warming. Warm the instrument slowly by holding it in your hands or under your arm. Electrical heating rolls are a recent development which are designed to warm flutes or recorders prior to using them. Keep the threads on the tenons adjusted so that the tenons will fit properly into the sockets. Unlike metal flutes, instruments of wood and ivory will shrink or expand with use and with changes in temperature and humidity. One should always have on hand a spool of thread to cope with these changes. Keep the thread wrappings well lubricated with cork grease or petroleum jelly.

75. Used Band Instruments - Flutes
    Fred Sullivan shares his knowledge of band instrument repair in these informativevideos designed specifically for band instructors.  
    http://lighthousemusicservices.com/used/flutes.html
    
    Extractions: It's a Yamaha! It won't last long. They usually sell higher than other brands. This is priced to sell. It is an older model but has been completely reconditioned so it looks and plays like a new one. It comes with a new case, rod, and swab. I have also included a $10.00 coupon through 2004 to help pay for shipping on the annual tune-up. Act now as this one won't last.

76. Trumpets, Cornet, Euphonium, Bagpiper, Tubas, Susaphone, Musical Instruments, Wo
    Ltd., Manufacturers Exporters of Brass Band instruments, bamboo Front blowingFlute, brass metal flutes, Indian Musical instruments exporters and  
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    Extractions: Musical Instruments Brass band Instruments wind Instruments String instruments ... Trumpets for sale , manufacturer of Trumpets , Students Trumpets for beginners and ametures,indian Trumpets exporter, Trumpetss, auction Trumpets ,bid for Trumpets, Saxophones band instruments BrassBand instruments euphonium ... bass saxophone Trumpet, Cornet,Tubas, Euphonium Welcome to Hemkund Overseas Pvt. Ltd. We specialize in Trumpet, Cornet, Euphonium, Tuba, Flute, sausaphone, Trombone, Musical Instruments, Gift article and Decorative of brass band instruments. Musical Instruments Brass band Instruments wind Instruments String instruments ... Trumpets for sale , manufacturer of Trumpets , Students Trumpets for beginners and ametures,indian Trumpets exporter, Trumpetss, auction Trumpets ,bid for Trumpets, Saxophones band instruments BrassBand instruments euphonium ... bass saxophone

77. The Classical Free-Reed, Inc. Taxonomy Of Musical Instruments
    by pipe length, Edge instruments, Whistle flutes, Whistle True flutes, Jug.Panpipes. Flute. Piccolo. Reed Pipe instruments, Single Reeds, Clarinet  
    http://www.ksanti.net/free-reed/description/taxonomy.html
    
    Extractions: diapasons, flutes, mixtures, etc. True Flutes Jug Panpipes Flute Piccolo Reed Pipe Instruments Single Reeds Clarinet Saxophone Single Reed Bagpipe Double Reeds Oboe Bassoon Double Reed Bagpipe Brass Instruments Without Valves Conch shell Animal Horn Shofar Didjeridu Bugle Trombone With Valves Trumpet Cornet French Horn Euphonium Tuba Free Aerophones

78. Japanese Traditional Music [ Musical Instruments/Fue (Flute) ]
    There are two basic kinds of flutes, the transverse flute where the instrumentis held to the side and the player blows into the side of the flute.  
    http://jtrad.columbia.jp/eng/i_fue.html
    
    Extractions: There are two basic kinds of flutes, the transverse flute where the instrument is held to the side and the player blows into the side of the flute. The gakubue, komabue, ryuteki, Noh kan and shinobue are all examples of transverse flute. The other kind of flute is held vertically and the player blows into the end. The shakuhachi and hichiriki are examples of this type of flute (although the hichiriku is actually more of a reed instrument than a flute). Kagurabue: This flute is used in Mikagura, the native Japanese music preserved in Gagaku. It is 45.5 cm. long and is the longest flute used in Japanese music. There are six finger holes. With the exception of the mouth and finger holes, the entire instrument is wrapped in birch or cherry bark and then lacquered. Komabue: This flute is used in Komagaku, one type of music used for dances of the right in Gagaku imperial court music. The instrument is 36.8 cm. long and there are six finger holes. It is very similar to the kagurabue, but it is much thinner. In the 6th and 7th centuries, there were three kingdoms on the Korean peninsula, Shiragi, Kudara and Kokuri, in the Japanese pronunciation. The imperial court introduced music from these countries and in the Nara period, music performed by the Gagaku agency used the flute in music from Kudara and Kokuri, also known as "Koma." In the Heian period foreign music included music and dance from China preserved as dances of the left and dances of the right composed mainly of entertainments from Kudara and Kokuri. But the present length of the flute was not set until the end of the Heian period and it is thought that this is when the thinner flute was set as the komabue and the thicker flute as the kaburabue.

79. Japanese Shakuhachi Bamboo Flutes, Musical Instruments Of Japan, Japanese Gift I
    thejapaneseconnection.com Traditional Imported Japanese Shakuhachi bambooflutesmusical instruments that can be used as gifts.  
    http://www.thejapaneseconnection.com/Flutes/
    
    Extractions: The shakuhachi came to Japan from China in the 12th century AD. Although it has long since disappeared from China, the instrument has rooted itself in over eight centuries of Japanese tradition, today playing a vital role in Japanese culture. A shaku is an old form of Japanese measurement of length. Therefore, shakuhachi is the equivalent of 1.8 shaku or about 55 centimeters, which gives the flute and its five holes the five basic sounds of C, D, F, G, and A, with seven sharps and flats. The basic European scale contains seven basic notes with five sharps and flats. Although the European and Asian scales were developed independently, they are each based on these 12 sounds.

80. Gift Ideas With A Musical Instruments Theme - FindGift.com
    Musical instruments Pan flutes, ocarina flutes, drums Pan Flute from IncanWorld Gifts ($19.99) This unique musical instrument is completely handmade.  
    http://www.findgift.com/Categories/Special-Themes/Musical-Instruments/

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