A very loud G flute (fife)
- gian marco
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A very loud G flute (fife)
Hi All,
I need a very loud G flute or fife to play unamplified italian and french music for dancers.
Any suggestions?
thanks
I need a very loud G flute or fife to play unamplified italian and french music for dancers.
Any suggestions?
thanks
- gian marco
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hi gian marco, marin from croatia here.
i also suggest you to lake look at sweetheart fifes and flutes.i recieved last week their rosewood f flute and i am really satisfied considering a price of that flute. in tune, loud, good looking. i supose it will be same story with their g flute ( fife). my f flute was costed me around 180 euros with postage .for g fife amount will be even smaller.
marin
i also suggest you to lake look at sweetheart fifes and flutes.i recieved last week their rosewood f flute and i am really satisfied considering a price of that flute. in tune, loud, good looking. i supose it will be same story with their g flute ( fife). my f flute was costed me around 180 euros with postage .for g fife amount will be even smaller.
marin
Yes, the sweetheart rosewood G has good volume
and it sounds good. Used it a lot on the street.
One possible defect:
no tuning slide and the flute/fyfe is in tune
with the tenon all the way in. Consequently
you cannot tune sharp if the other instruments
are sharp; also you cannot tune sharp if the
flute is cold.
It may be possible to ask Ralph S to make one
more tunable. His wife once suggested I do
this. If you are playing with other instruments, however,
the present flute is risky.
Doug Tipple has a tunable G flute with
good volume.
and it sounds good. Used it a lot on the street.
One possible defect:
no tuning slide and the flute/fyfe is in tune
with the tenon all the way in. Consequently
you cannot tune sharp if the other instruments
are sharp; also you cannot tune sharp if the
flute is cold.
It may be possible to ask Ralph S to make one
more tunable. His wife once suggested I do
this. If you are playing with other instruments, however,
the present flute is risky.
Doug Tipple has a tunable G flute with
good volume.
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Tapped that one, Ralph Sweet said he can't make a G flute with a slide because it would cost him too much to buy all the silver in the right sizes.
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I find that mine is in tune when it is out a little bit, but it doesn't leave much room for sharpening. Before someone else says it, it isn't the instrument so much as it is the player. But we all have heard that enough times on this board. My point is that because it is flat for Jim and I doesn't mean it will be for other players.jim stone wrote:Yes, the sweetheart rosewood G has good volume
and it sounds good. Used it a lot on the street.
One possible defect:
no tuning slide and the flute/fyfe is in tune
with the tenon all the way in. Consequently
you cannot tune sharp if the other instruments
are sharp; also you cannot tune sharp if the
flute is cold.
Doug Tipple has a tunable G flute with
good volume.
I am sure a Tipple G would get the job done perfectly fine.
Dave Copley's Flutes are very very nice I have an Eb by him and it is a great Flute. You can't go wrong with a Copley.
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And the classic G.........the "Reliable Bros." ceramic, 6-hole, or the chromatic is a real trumpet as far as volume goes (no tuning slide though)Unseen122 wrote: I am sure a Tipple G would get the job done perfectly fine.
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Sylvain Barou was selling his G Bamboo Rhiannon at a very reasonable price. No slide though.
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... t=rhiannon
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... t=rhiannon