Conical v.s. Cyndrilical Piccolo
14:56 on Sunday, August 1, 2004
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(RHSBandGeek)
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I recently began playing the piccolo, and was wanting to buy one. But I don`t know the difference between conical and cyndrilical. Which would be better for marching band.
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Re: Conical v.s. Cyndrilical Piccolo
18:11 on Sunday, August 1, 2004
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(Priscilla)
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conical gets smaller to the end,I have a Gemeimhardt piccolo 4psh.I do not know why it is that way,but it works for me.
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Re: Conical v.s. Cyndrilical Piccolo
19:51 on Sunday, August 1, 2004
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(RHSBandGeek)
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Thanks Pricilla. Do you use your piccolo for marching or concert band or both?
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Re: Conical v.s. Cyndrilical Piccolo
22:20 on Sunday, August 1, 2004
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(Priscilla)
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well I got it for christmas and did not play in that concert afterwards.I am marching it this year no doubt,and I may play it in a few songs in the concert season.I may also play alto flute then...I may be getting one for Christmas.
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Re: Conical v.s. Cyndrilical Piccolo
01:28 on Tuesday, August 3, 2004
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Re: Conical v.s. Cylindrical Piccolo
10:39 on Tuesday, August 3, 2004
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(Meme)
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Conical gets a lot narrower towards the far end of the piccolo, and then opens out again for about the last inch. Professionals usually prefer it for its versatility of tone/volume etc.
Cylindrical is possibly easier for a beginner to play.
Most plastic ones are cylindrical.
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