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  • I tried to send you the address of a French URL with a picture of an 1867 C bass, but kept getting an error message. Is there an address I can send that to?

  • For my three instruments, see J. Amer. Mus. Inst. Soc XIII 89-106 (1987), Fig. 3, 4, 5.

  • No worries! Your instruments sound very interesting. I am hoping to buy a baroque flute soon as a result of getting this flute refurbished & playing baroque music on it!

  • Sorry about the e-address mixup. I was inadvertently on my 15-year old son's page, and it got his Pokémon address on my message. My address is Tootlepipes@aol.com.

    I see it still did it. SWorry.

  • Sorry about the e-address mixup. I was inadvertently on my 15-year old son's page, and it got his Pokémon address on my message. My address is Tootlepipes@aol.com.

  • I have three 1867's: concert flute, piccolo and alto flute, which are my regular performing instruments. The piccolo is cocuswood, the other two are sterling silver. Now if I could only get a C bass to match!

  • Very nice playing ...I have one of these old flutes, but the mechanism is wrecked ! As regards fingering there is a chart in Langey's flute tutor, but that is probably now out of print.

  • The hardest thing about this fingering system is remembering to put G sharp key ON for G and take it OFF for G sharp. It's easier to learn new fingerings than to always remember to do this!!

  • It's called Richard Carte's chart of fingerings and trills for his 1867 System flute" in the list of facsimile fingering charts

  • Sorry I keep trying to post it! If u search 1867 system flutes the first result should be oldflutes and a fingering chart for 1867 system is on their site

  • Thank you MrJamesAlto! Here's link to a fingering chart for the 1867 system flute.

  • It has a warmer, almost fruity flavour to its intonation.  Yours has a glorious second octave which is sweet and warm bodied. I'm really liking these flutes when I hear them.

    May I ask what the difference in fingering betwen your Ruall and a Boehm system is? I'm more familiar with the Boehm system, or the older flutes with the F sharp variation.

    Kind regards.

  • Thank you all for your positive comments. I'll keep working at this flute as I love the sound and the challenge of learning the fingering system!

  • Very pleasent! I really like the sound of this older flute. Looks like a fun instrument to play.

  • This is so refreshing and the sound is beautiful. I'm so glad that everything was fixed up nice and neat!

  • Thanks for sharing your delightful playing on this unusual and beautiful flute.

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