I am quite amazed by this Artley 18S Prelude. I'm playing the Reed 3 book for Guys and Dolls. Then I gave up clarinet until about a month ago, when I picked it up again for a musical. I kept playing bass all throughout school and beyond into university. I played it for about a year, and then switched to the school bass. high, I got minty Artley 18S Prelude clarinet when I started my clarinet studies. Pete, Steve-whoever-please move to the appropriate sub-forum. Sorry I'm posting this here, since I don't know where to post this-which is part of the reason I'm asking some questions. Use a lint-free cleaning cloth to keep your horn shiny, and use a special flute screwdriver to replace loose parts as needed.Hi folks. When you're taking apart or putting together your instrument, you may require cork grease to keep the process smooth. When you aren't using your flute, keep your instrument in a padded case. Your flute requires special care to extend its lifespan, and it's wise to maintain your flute properly to keep it playing at the highest leve. For more intermediate players, stepping up to a silver flute works well, and for advanced players, a solid sterling silver, professional quality flute fits the bill. Silver-plated flutes are affordable options for beginners. Beginners should opt for a basic nickel or silver model, preferably a concert flute. Bass and alto flutes are larger, while piccolos are the smallest type of flute with the highest tones.Ĭhoose the right flute according to your playing skills. This is the standard-sized flute and the size most people are acquainted with. The most common flute to learn on is the soprano, or concert, flute. Bass flutes are not as prevalent, and their deep sound may be heard in flute ensembles. Alto flutes have a low sound that's often featured in orchestras.
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