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A discussion list for those interested in historical (pre-Boehm) flutes: renaissance, baroque, classical or romantic. Postings must be related to the history, performance, or making of historical flutes.

If you are applying to join the group, let me know a little about the nature of your interest in early flutes. (To keep out bots and spammers, generic membership requests [e.g. 'I'd like to join your group'] are all rejected. Anyone using the group to spam is deleted.)

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Re: Re : [earlyflute] Position of the cork in Hotteterre traverso
... Philippe posted this to earlyflute, but somehow it did not get through, so he sent a copy to me and here it is: Hi Rod and all, Another problem occurs with
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:32 pm
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Position of the cork in Hotteterre Graz
Dear Alex, Manuel, Rod, Lars, Colin, and all:
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:00 pm
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Re: Re : [earlyflute] Position of the cork in Hotteterre traverso
Excellent post, Colin, I am glad you talked about not worrying about the upper register, unless you are to be playing up there. Getting your D octaves in good
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:32 am
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Re : [earlyflute] Position of the cork in Hotteterre traverso
Dear Javier, Rod has, as always, provided very good, reliable and well explained information regarding the cork position and other octave difficulties. If I
Posted - Fri Jul 10, 2009 12:45 am
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Re: Position of the cork in Hotteterre traverso
Yes! That is a good short answer, but remember the middle d to low D is almost always a wide octave and so low D is flat and needs to be blown up a bit. I
Posted - Thu Jul 9, 2009 5:22 pm
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