I don't know if this is allowed or not, but i would like to know if anyone has a spare b foot to their flute?? (I know, a little weird...)I used to only want one, but now I NEED one! In our schools symphonic orchestra, we are playing a song that has a low B!!!! (dun dun dun DAAAHHH![sorry])! But if anyone has one, id happily purchase it! Thanks.

btw, the piece is called The Overture to the Wasps, if anyone has ever heard of it.

Micron recently posted about a way to make an extender for a low b

do you know where his post is? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

that's right Annie, that is what I was thinking, many use a plastic tube, or just play an alternate note..

I'm not sure...I'll ask my director when i next see him. And how does the whole plastic tube thing work?? I don't understand the whole losing a note thing.

There is a solid silver B foot that was just listed on eBay. It is auction #270241683202

Does the low B occur during a solo or other exposed part? If not, just skip it, or play another note that works harmonically (e.g., low D, D#, E, or the first octave B if it's not part of a run)

Are there any low C's nearby? If so, adding the extra tubing on the end isn't going to work.