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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.)

Les Green,
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MasterClass: feeling good playing tranverse flute
Hello fellow flutists: I would like to offer to the flutist community this masterclass, oriented to students or those people that like to modify their playing
Posted - Wed May 14, 2008 2:59 am
Roberto Tuninetti
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Re: rereaming?
Michael, As some one who plays on a number of antiquities in a "as they aged state" I would like to respond. Concerning both flutes and shakuhachi I find my
Posted - Tue May 13, 2008 9:40 pm
stephen bacon
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Re: rereaming?
It is my understanding that the flute, not the maker, is the authority on this one. Depending on the wood, how well it was seasoned, how it was played in, the
Posted - Tue May 13, 2008 4:40 pm
Michael
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rereaming?
Hello list, Question for the flutemakers: my understanding was that with a new instrument, sending it back at some point during the first year or so for
Posted - Tue May 13, 2008 3:50 pm
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Re: Choice of pitch in 1880's England
... English brass bands tend to own their own matched sets of instruments, and lend them out to the players. So each band can have its own pitch (hmmm - a bit
Posted - Sun May 11, 2008 9:33 pm
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