good brand begginer flutes,please help!
good brand begginer flutes,please help!
00:44 on Monday, July 5, 2004
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(maddy)
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At school for the first year of playing our band instrument we hire them, then the second year we are required to buy our own, can someone tell me a good begginer flute brand!
please help!
thankyou,
maddy
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Re: good brand begginer flutes,please help!
03:21 on Monday, July 5, 2004
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(Leslie)
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well... It depends on how devoted you are to playing in band...
If you really want to stay in band and get better,
buy a yamaha, you can never go wrong with Yamaha
if you are really not sure if band is right for you, try renting a flute instead (but be careful, rental fees screw you over if you rent for a long time)
But yeah... Yamaha is the way to go lol
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Re: good brand begginer flutes,please help!
09:56 on Monday, July 5, 2004
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(Merlena)
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Yes, Yamaha is good. Gemeinhardts are also fairly popular in beginners... I first played on a Gemeinhardt M2. I don`t think they still make those anymore, but you can usually find one used. The Gemeinhardt 2SP is good as well.
Don`t buy a nickel plated flute, unless you don`t plan on staying in band for long. Go with silver plated... they`re a bit more, but they`re worth it.
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Re: good brand begginer flutes,please help!
13:40 on Monday, July 5, 2004
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(mandie)
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Gemeinhardts have bad tonality. I mean they are good for a first instrument I suppose but I had one and it gave me too many problems.
Pearl and Yamaha are good but Yamaha is a bit pricey.
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