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CD, Beaudin-Flute

Hello all members.

Just to say that I got this summer from Mindy Rosenfelt, one of the most recent CD of the Baltimore Consort on renaissance Spanish music. This is an opportunity to ear, in many pieces, Mindy playing my modern traverso at 392Hz. At 440Hz it is seen as flute in C naturally.
I give here the link to Amazon shop online. http://www.amazon.com/Adio-Espa%C3%B1a-Romances-Villancicos-Improvisations/dp/B001U1LA0C/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1252937394&sr=1-2

Hope you'll enjoy.

J.F.B.
Jean-François Beaudin

75 Principale, Frelighsburg,
Quebec, Canada. J0J 1C0  

Tel/Fax : (450) 298-5161 
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¿Could anybody tell me which is the aproximately position of the cork (the distance between the cork and the center of the embouchure hole) in a Hotteterre... 		Javier Gelati
jgelati
Offline Send Email 		Jul 9, 2009
4:13 pm

The mark on the stick which Alain Weemaels supplies with his Graz 392 Hotteterre is about 19.5 mm from the end. I am also curious about how much others who...
Alex Shaffer
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Offline Send Email 		Jul 9, 2009
4:46 pm

I never care about those marks. I try to have the octaves (firstable the ds) in tune and that's my correct cork's position on that flute. regards. manoel ...
manuel morales
manoeltraverso
Offline Send Email 		Jul 9, 2009
5:15 pm

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...
rod cameron
rcameron@...
Send Email 		Jul 9, 2009
5:22 pm

Hello, Javier! The quick answer to the "average" best place for the cork on the Graz original Hotteterre flute is 22mm from the centre of the mouth hole to the...
rod cameron
rcameron@...
Send Email 		Jul 9, 2009
5:22 pm

Dear Javier, Rod has, as always, provided very good, reliable and well explained information regarding the cork position and other octave difficulties. If I...
Colin Saint-Martin
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Offline Send Email 		Jul 10, 2009
12:45 am

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 ...
rod cameron
rcameron@...
Send Email 		Jul 10, 2009
3:32 am

... 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...
rod cameron
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Send Email 		Jul 11, 2009
8:32 pm

Just to say that I moved last June. Just 12 km away from the wild country to the village. Closer to the services and also having a much nicer workshop here:...
Jean-Francois Beaudin
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Offline Send Email 		Aug 6, 2009
8:44 pm

Good luck with your move, Jean_François! best Rod ... Roderick Cameron rcameron@... PO Box 438 10580 Williams Street Mendocino, CA 95460, USA studio 707...
rod cameron
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Send Email 		Aug 6, 2009
8:53 pm

Just have a look, Ebay item 230364750372. Jean-François _________________________________________________________________ Nous sommes vos photos....
Jean-Francois Beaudin
jfbeaudin
Offline Send Email 		Aug 29, 2009
5:29 pm

Hello, Jean-François! Thank you for showing us this flute sale reference! You and I, and others here, will note this Monzani's similarity with the flutes of...
rod cameron
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Send Email 		Aug 29, 2009
5:53 pm

... Indeed Rod, I have a bit on the topic at: http://www.mcgee-flutes.com/RoseB4Rudall.htm ... I understand this seller has advertised a number of flutes...
Terry McGee
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9:30 pm

Thank you, Terry! Your writing is good, and the photography is clear. Glad you are getting this information out there, for the common good. Best wishes! Rod ...
rod cameron
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Send Email 		Aug 29, 2009
9:44 pm

... Thanks Rod. It would be nice to have more time. Official retirement age comes up in four years. Maybe then! (I joke to the family about taking up golf...
Terry McGee
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9:53 pm

Jean-Francois Beaudin wrote: Subject: [earlyflute] Monzani on Ebay ... The serial number -- as well as the appearance -- would date this flute at c.1816, not...
Rick Wilson
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Offline Send Email 		Aug 29, 2009
6:57 pm

... I guess we are seeing that change in flute style from the larger bored 18th c flutes to the narrow bored 19th c flutes but in the work of one maker. I've...
Terry McGee
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Offline Send Email 		Aug 29, 2009
9:42 pm

Hello all members. Just to say that I got this summer from Mindy Rosenfelt, one of the most recent CD of the Baltimore Consort on renaissance Spanish music....
Jean-Francois Beaudin
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