Assisi flute in construction, another version

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Uploaded by on Oct 15, 2008

This video is for my friend in France. The original Assisi headjoint has some wood knots, because big pieces boxwood always have some defects, three centuries ago as today ( another example of very low quality boxwood with big knots is the A410 renaissance bass flutes of Verona, but I suppose they had no choice, due to their size ). I have tried to overcome the problem by making the headjoint in three sections, adding reinforcing rings. The original does not have them, but it has got a large crack that starts at the lower rim. All the rest (bore, thickness, tone quality) is the same.

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  • how you manufacture the key?

    which material you use?

  • Keys are cast in silver.

  • beautiful flute congratulations! do not exist baroque flutes in my country (Brazil), you yourselves manufacture? I tried to construct a baroque flute using pipes of pvc, exactly knowing that the flutes baroque possess conical pipe, but did not obtain why I did not obtain to know the position of the orifices. You would know to adapt orifices for a flute baroca of pvc? thanks a lot. e forgives the errors of orthography is because I do not know to say obliged English!

  • If you can not make a conical bore, you can not get the right sound. So, do not use pvc and put to work your beautyful brasilian woods. You can approximate a conical bore with a multiple step bore, using spade bits half a millimeter apart from each other. Dimensions are in Galpin Society Journal 1984.

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  • Mio zio suona il flauto dolce, ma comunque è un'estimatore dei flauti in legno!

  • Oi, Meu nome é andré alonso - não sei em que estado vc esta, mas ha pelo menos um (bom) construtor de flautas barrocas no brasil. O nome dele eh roberto holz, eu mesmo tenho uma flauta palanca feita por ele, muito legal. o telefone dele, caso vc se interesse, eh (011) 3836-1186. abs

  • it knows where I can obtain journal 1984 of the society of Galpin? I did not obtain to find in no site!thank you.

  • VERY nice. Looks like a flute I'd like to give a tryout to!!

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