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Re: [panflute-world] inner diameters

Hello dear friends,
The difference between how much air we spend in larger pipe is too
small.Because we talk only about 1-2 mm.The most important think is the
conformation of the lips.The distance between pipes dependes of the neck's
lenght.This are the diferences between"standard"panpipes
and"special"panpipes.With the smaller diamters it is more easy to get"bemol".At
last everything depends of the level of practicing.

By the way...friday night whrn I came from work I have seen on tv a concert
with Gheorghe Zamfir and a romanian folk group of about 6-7 musicians.It was
GREAT.It was a music leason on that stage.I was so impressed.He proofed again
the"main land"of the panpipe.As long arround the world are plenty of
panpipe(calling by themselfs)players,teachers,etc...making real industries from
the panpipe,this MAN at his age is stil in a great power and playing CORRECT.

God bless,

Ovidiu




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Sun Aug 6, 2006 9:01 am

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Hi Thomas There is no way a panflute tube's diameter can be in constant linear proportion to its length, The thing would be unplayable. It would be better to...
Paul Hirsh
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Nov 14, 2004
9:23 am

Hello friends I’m making Nais with inner diameters e.g. for G1 14.5mm. about, but the Doina table, my only reference, recommend 16.5mm for G1. My question is...
jose maria ramos
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Jun 6, 2006
3:44 pm

... significant and my experience is that wider diameters produce a large sound but also you need spend more air. ¿Where is the balance between the advantage...
george700dl
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Jun 7, 2006
2:08 pm

Thank you so much George for your help, your explanation clears up a lot of my ideas. Jose m. ... significant and my experience is that wider diameters produce...
jose maria ramos
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Jun 7, 2006
6:08 pm

Also, keep in mind that these are only my opinions. Some people like to go wider, some narrower. I found the Doina chart to be very useful though. Also, David...
george700dl
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Jun 7, 2006
6:37 pm

Thanks again George, you are very kind helping me. I have seen the David chart and it’s about the same measures. Regards george700dl <george700dl@...>...
jose maria ramos
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Jun 8, 2006
3:35 pm

... For slower music, wider tubes are really nice. They give a big warm sound, but it is harder to play fast. Small tubes are not as sweet or warm...cooler and...
Kevin Budd
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Jun 8, 2006
3:54 pm

Hello Kevin, your explanations confirm all my hypothesis about the inner diameters, this way I will be able to save some hours experimenting with the pipes....
jose maria ramos
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Jun 9, 2006
8:57 pm

High Jose... it is really good that you are making your own panflute and I wish you every success as it is a very rewarding experience. The issue of tube...
David Pighills
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Jun 11, 2006
6:10 pm

Hello David. Thanks for your answer extensive, it’s very kind of you. I agree totally in which the inner diameter depends on multiple factors, in fact the...
jose maria ramos
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Jun 15, 2006
7:08 am

Hola José, The balance is personal...it is true a larger tube will need more air, and yes it will have a bigger sound. it will also be slower to make a sound,...
Kevin Budd
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Aug 6, 2006
1:42 am

Hello dear friends, The difference between how much air we spend in larger pipe is too small.Because we talk only about 1-2 mm.The most important think is the...
svart ovidiu
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Aug 6, 2006
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Jose San <My question is if I'm going short, because the difference is significant and my experience is that wider diameters produce a <large sound but also ...
Gert Günther
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Jun 6, 2006
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Thanks Gert for you recomendation, I hope David say me something about this question. Jose M Gert Günther <gert_gunther@...> escribió: Jose San <My...
jose maria ramos
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Jun 7, 2006
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Paul H. I said just the opposite Paul. The approximate ratio of diameter/tube length is "Variable" between 1/7th and 1/14th for a given keynote frequency. A...
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Aug 7, 2006
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