Les flūtes de Folkers & Powell (New York)

plan du site :
http://www.baroqueflute.com/map.html

price list :
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historical flute models :
http://www.baroqueflute.com/models.html


Three-joint Flutes :
http://www.baroqueflute.com/3joints.html


Baroque Flutes in Four Sections :
http://www.baroqueflute.com/baroque.flute.html
http://www.baroqueflute.com/models/Denner.html
http://www.baroqueflute.com/models/Denner.pdf
http://www.baroqueflute.com/models/IHRottenburgh.html
http://www.baroqueflute.com/models/Eichentopf.html

JACOB DENNER (Nürnberg, 1681-1735) 
Boxwood original with four middle joints, at a=415, 405, 392, 
and one to make a transposing instrument in Bb (lowest note C) at a=405. 
The flute we copy was discovered in 1991 and is generally considered 
to be the finest of his four-joint instruments.


Folkers & Powell make more than 25 different kinds of flute, 
each with its own special character. If you are not sure which 
of them might suit you best, read some advice on choosing a model. 

To find instruments that match a particular pitch, type, 
or maker's name visit our Search page :
http://www.baroqueflute.com/search.html

For the flute to play satisfactorily, the bore must be accurate 
to within 0.1mm. Since a new flute changes this much or more 
when it is being played-in, it's important to re-ream new flutes 
in the first half year of their life to keep them sounding well.


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