New Irish flute rosewood, price 380$
this flute is in Russia, delivery anywhere in the world + 25$
Flute model approved by Alan Doherty, audio and video - write a personal message or an email garmoniyazvuka@mail.ru
FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
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FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
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New Irish flute rosewood, price 380$
this flute is in Russia, delivery anywhere in the world + 25$
Flute model approved by Alan Doherty, audio and video - write a personal message or an email garmoniyazvuka@mail.ru
New Irish flute rosewood, price 380$
this flute is in Russia, delivery anywhere in the world + 25$
Flute model approved by Alan Doherty, audio and video - write a personal message or an email garmoniyazvuka@mail.ru
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Beautiful flute! Are you the maker? If not, who? The wood covered slide is a nice touch!
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Yes, very interesting design touches. Lovely.
'...I want to warn you that playing the flute is impossible for those who have no tongue, for all notes must be led by the tongue; therefore, those of you who take pleasure in playing the flute should guard your tongue against mould, which is to say, drink often.'
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Jayhawk, why do you think this is a wood covered slide and not a complete rosewood tenon?
Lovely looking flute at a good price.
Best wishes,
Keith.
Lovely looking flute at a good price.
Best wishes,
Keith.
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Keith...I guess it could be a wood tenon, but with the barrel there....I assumed it was a slide. It would be a lot of extra work to turn two tenons so close to each other.
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
I'd expect if either the head or the barrel had a tenon, that the receiving end (socket) would be thicker, as is the case to receive the tenons where the main joint connects.
My guess would be either it's a wood-covered slide, or not even a slide at all, just wood turned to simulate the appearance of one.
My guess would be either it's a wood-covered slide, or not even a slide at all, just wood turned to simulate the appearance of one.
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Kevin...that second idea is a definite possibility. I could see that being it...and it looks good!
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
I thought two holes at the bottom were supposed to be irrelevant nowadays?
Best,
Keith.
Best,
Keith.
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
They are only irrelevant if you cut the lower joint shorter. With the theoretical faux slide, this maker may be a bit of a traditionalist and went for the long footed look? I am clearly hypothesizing here.
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Surely its a wooden tenon with a cork lined barrel socket...Just like a Sweetheart.
IMHO the whole thing screams ,SWEETHEART
IMHO the whole thing screams ,SWEETHEART
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
The whole headjoint has continuous grain - it looks to me like it's one single turned piece of wood, with neither tuning slide nor cork.
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Re: FS: keyless Irish flute rosewood from Russia
Yes, I think so too. The grain of the tenon fits in with that theory.ericgrey wrote:Surely its a wooden tenon with a cork lģined barrel socket...Just like a Sweetheart.
IMHO the whole thing screams ,SWEETHEART
Best,
Keith.