Re: Haynes flutes

    
Re: Haynes flutes    22:24 on Thursday, November 12, 2009          

chrismontez
(59 points)
Posted by chrismontez

Which model Haynes, year and price??


Re: Haynes flutes    22:59 on Thursday, November 12, 2009          

leslieamcg
(2 points)
Posted by leslieamcg

Oh, I'm so sorry! I hope you find other ways of funding your education, and good luck.


Re: Haynes flutes    15:19 on Friday, November 13, 2009          

chd
(4 points)
Posted by chd

Sorry to hear that, as far as the loan goes... but as others have said, I think you can get a very nice flute for considerably less than the $10k you mentioned. I have a Sankyo SilverSonic, and while it's not a fully professional level instrument by most estimates I'm still perfectly happy with it and it's certainly good enough to last through college and then some.

Or maybe it's just that it's still quite a bit better than I am... ;-)


Re: Haynes flutes    15:35 on Friday, November 13, 2009          

chrismontez
(59 points)
Posted by chrismontez

I must admit I don't understand the need for a very expensive flute ( but do understand the desire to own one). I play an entry level semi pro Mateki and I am sure that if I gave it to the 1st chair of the local symphony it would sound great and fit right in. While it is true different flutes sound different, that is only when compared side by side. When played alone in a solo, I doubt if the audience can hear differences between good flutes.


   








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