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10595
Hi George, Yes, the poor old albatross comes from a day (1987) when, even though I was making panflutes proffesionaly, (under the name windwood) I did NOT...
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tandoori37
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Mar 1, 2006
9:12 am
10596
Monthly reminder of Simple Rules for "Pan Flute World" 1) All members must treat each other with respect. This means: no insults, no threats, no personal...
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10597
... There can be no one and only diameter for pan flutes. Smaller diameters give a smaller more compact instrument, with a faster action, therefore, but...
Kevin Budd
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Mar 1, 2006
4:47 pm
10598
Would it make sense musically to build a bass panflute which only spans 2 octaves, going from G to G2 (15 pipes)? My thinking is that if I was playing a piece...
george700dl
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Mar 1, 2006
6:02 pm
10599
So there is definitely play room when it comes to diameters. I made a panflute before where all inner diameters were a few mm larger than the Doina table...
george700dl
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Mar 1, 2006
6:09 pm
10600
Dave/Kevin, What are your methods of getting rid of nodes in canes that you simply cannot get around when making larger instruments? For example, I see that on...
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Mar 1, 2006
6:14 pm
10601
Hello all.... I have posted some new shots into my album as requested. The first ones are promotional shots of Zamfir with the 23 Tubed Panflute from Comiti...
davepighills
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Mar 1, 2006
7:14 pm
10602
Hi George... Bamboo is as wonderful as it is frustrating to work with at times. One minute you think a piece looks great and then you realise that it has no...
David Pighills
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Mar 1, 2006
7:32 pm
10603
No reason why not George. At one time, the Preda "Contrabass" flutes were 15 tubes....(starting at Low C or D). They are now 22 tubes like his bass Panflute. ...
David Pighills
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Mar 1, 2006
7:36 pm
10604
Hi George.... I drill it out with a long auger.....see some new pics in my album. Some bamboo does flare below the node...filing can flatten this effect out....
David Pighills
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Mar 1, 2006
7:42 pm
10605
That is excellent. Are those augers metric or in inch fractions? The special order bits that I got (about 7-8 of them in addition to the ones I already had)...
george700dl
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Mar 1, 2006
8:43 pm
10606
... One useful tool is a certain kind of file that has little square points like a cheese grater coming up off the edge. (a Surform plane) These are available...
Kevin Budd
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Mar 2, 2006
12:31 am
10607
Hallo David, ... For my part, I like the nodes on my bass panflute because they help me finding the right tube to blow. I can grab it in the dark and just...
Michael Hoennig
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Mar 2, 2006
11:40 am
10608
You can make the base of your Panflute from many different woods, including laminating woods of different contrasting colours. I have added a picture to my...
David Pighills
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Mar 2, 2006
6:30 pm
10609
Dear panflute players, I am still missing many of you on the panflutists world map: http://www.frappr.com/panfluteworld Ok, some might not want to publish...
Michael Hoennig
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Mar 3, 2006
11:32 am
10610
Pan and Syrinx,cantata.... I wonder if this has ever been done on panflute? It would make perfect sense... brad ...
Brad White
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Mar 4, 2006
12:45 am
10611
Yeah, one would think that a piece about Pan and Syrinx would perhaps involve...a panflute. ... the ... March 5 ... flute, ... him,...
george700dl
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Mar 4, 2006
1:00 am
10612
... One would think so, but there is an astonishing amount of misunderstanding about panpipes and panflutes. A few yaars ago there was a short ballet piece put...
Kevin Budd
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Mar 4, 2006
1:17 am
10613
Hi Brad.... a similarly dedicated piece by Simion Staciu features on his recording with Marcel Cellier and Ion Miu....a wonderful piece of work. David Brad...
David Pighills
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Mar 4, 2006
6:46 pm
10614
So far, for the bamboo panflutes I have made, I first scraped the enamel off, then baked the tubes till they were brown. This was done before any sanding and...
george700dl
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Mar 6, 2006
4:17 pm
10615
... I have never baked bamboo...however, from what I understand, moisture should escape along the line of the fibres, that is, out the ends of the cut tubes,...
Kevin Budd
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Mar 6, 2006
4:23 pm
10616
That's what I heard also. With green bamboo, you can actually see the moisture coming out at the ends. Native American flute makers do something similar, using...
george700dl
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Mar 6, 2006
5:32 pm
10617
Hi George..... Yes....I have tried this....leaving the scraping until after the tubes are joined makes the scraping a bit harder but it does protect the finish...
David Pighills
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Mar 7, 2006
12:33 pm
10618
Thanks Dave. I did see your previous response (months ago) to the baking question I had, and I took note of the temperature, which translates to roughly 338 F....
george700dl
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Mar 7, 2006
1:54 pm
10619
I know different manufacturers are known for different wall thicknesses of their panflutes. I've heard that Preda instruments tend to have slightly thicker...
george700dl
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Mar 8, 2006
4:57 pm
10620
... I would have said they have thinnish walls, but then someone told me you can order whatever you want from Preda, thick thin, medium. Popescu's were pretty...
Kevin Budd
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Mar 8, 2006
5:10 pm
10621
I didn't clarify this enough - yes, I do like the high overtones, in other words, many possible frequencies taking place. I believe this has much to do with...
george700dl
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Mar 8, 2006
5:58 pm
10622
Related to this, another question: Is there anything wrong with rounding the INSIDE PLAYER's side a bit? Theoretically this shouldn't affect the tone, as long...
george700dl
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Mar 8, 2006
6:01 pm
10623
"the only man capable of getting it all back on track is Zamfir" http://www.hecklerspray.com/hecklerspray/2006/03/yanni_nothing_m.html The allegations caused...
Brad White
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Mar 8, 2006
9:13 pm
10624
Dear panflute community, I wonder, why the alto tone range is so common for panflutes, because a tenor is easier to play for a beginner and its tone range...
Michael Hoennig
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Mar 9, 2006
12:56 pm
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