The following classified ads are included in this months print edition of The Flute Network. If this is your first time, you will probably find some codes used in the listings that you are not familiar with (such as FN-EX, or SPLSH). These codes describe the condition of the instrument, and the seller's wishes regarding the way shipping and insurance are to be handled -- please see Ratings and Abbreviations for the complete descriptions. (As soon as I can figure out how, I hope to find a way to have that info more readily accessible for you. In the mean time, this quick link should help!) Please be aware, too, that there may be instruments listed in the printed edition that do not appear in this web listing (this is at the discretion of the person placing the original listing). Thank you for your interest! Enjoy....
PLEASE - BE AWARE - and continue to be cautious when online ...because they're at it again.
We've learned that there appears to be yet another rash of *spam/spoof emails* widely appearing in people's inboxes in recent weeks, all across the country emails which have every APPEARANCE of having been sent directly to YOU from someone at any number of reputable, well established, and well known flute-related companies BUT INSTEAD they are actually spoofs and pure spam, some asking or directing you to look at what turn out to be very dangerous attachments, -- and all of this is. simply put: "mischief that's hiding itself in flute-clothing"!
We've received some of them ourselves as well -- even had emails which claim to originate from "flutenet.com" (which absolutely cannot be the genuine article because, quite simply - it's not logistically possible for us to send anybody an email from "flutenet.com"!) But we're only one of an apparently increasing number of otherwise respectable flute-related names who have been spoofed in emails in recent weeks and odds are, if you have an email inbox, you've gotten a few of these as well
SO THOUGHT A REMINDER ABOUT IT MIGHT BE WORTHWHILE: Do NOT automatically assume that the listed "sender" of an email is indeed the actual author and "sender" of *any* particular email -- that goes for your own relatives and friends as well as "flute -related companies"!
If there's any doubt -- any doubt at all -- check it out! Ask about it. Let the "sender" know what you received - "in their name" - and ask if it was indeed something they actually did send out... you'll be doing both them and yourself a favor - and defeat the intent of the spammers!
POWELL, No Ser No., 14K gold, FN-EX, $4,900 OBO, SPLSH, Susan 646-734-9577
ALBERT COOPER, No. 693, 14k gold, FN-EX. $6,200; SPLSH. Jeff, 1-800-822-2157.
DRELINGER, No. 2396, 9k gold with platinum air-reed, FN-EX. $4,900; SPLSH. Linda, 1-800-822-2157.
DANA SHERIDAN, no Ser. No., gold embouchure plate and riser, big colorful sound, easy blowing, played professionally in the NYC MET Orch. for twenty years, FN-EX. $1,350; SPSI. Mary Ann Archer, via email: mspirdir@kinex.net
DRELINGER, No. 1043, silver with gold air-reed, FN-EX. $1,100; SPLSH. Jeff, 1-800-822-2157.
BURKART, No. 1947, 14k riser, FN-EX. $1,650; SPLSH. Linda, 1-800-822-2157.
FOLKERS & POWELL copy of A. GRENSER baroque flute, No. 632, grenadilla, silver E-flat key, ivory fittings, tuning joints A415 and A440, telescopic foot register, strong tone, see photo at baroqueflute.com, FN-EX. $2,900 or BO; SPLSH. Steve, 301-386-2186, or via email: smullany@comcast.net
BURKART, No. 300, granadilla with sterling silver keywork, A442, FN-EX. $4,400 (with extra vintage Powell head, $5,000.); SPLSH. Susan, via email: smt@isomedia.com, or 206-527-2250
ZENTNER, No. 2914, grenadilla, plated keys, great sound, played professionally, FN-VG. $1,200 or BO; SPLSH. Christina, 770-605-8288.
ALTUS, No. A1182, solid silver, hand cut curved head, silver plated body and foot, pointed key arms, split E, easy to play, FN-EX. $4,800 or BO; SPLSH. Christina, 770-605-8288.
MARCEL MOYSE SOCIETY - Preserving the legacy of this Artist and Master Teacher. Online: http://www.moysesociety.org/ The Recorded Legacy of Marcel Moyse (CD); Other Rare Audio and Video Recordings; Newsletters of the Marcel Moyse Society; DVD of Marcel Moyse in St. Amour with Michel Debost; Marcel Moyse Archives at New York Public Library. Contact for more info: Christine Moulton, via email: cmoulton@mansfield.edu - cell phone: 484-553-8975.
TheFlute Market.com -- Serving the student and professional flutist alike. We specialize in buying, selling, and consigning quality used flutes, piccolos and head joints for flutists of all levels. Checks, PayPal, money orders and credit card payments accepted. Flexible financing is also available. Contact Ann hughes at: info@TheFluteMarket.com
LOUIS LOT, #4876, silver, in line, B foot, overhauled by Michael Hammer, FN-EX, $11,900 OBO, SPLSH, Susan 646-734-9577.
BRANNEN, No. 6090, made 4/2007, silver body and head, gold riser, offset G, Bft, like new, gorgeous sound, played professionally, FN-M. $10,500 or BO; SPLSH. Christina, 770-605-8288.
BRANNEN, No. 3824, 14k head and lip, body and tone holes, silver keys, A442, open hole, Brogger M & A, C-sharp trill, offset G, Bft, insert, FN-EX. $20,000; SPLSH. Susan, 206-527-2250 or email: smt@isomedia.com
BRANNEN, No. 2877, rose 14k body, silver tone holes and rings, Mech., a442, C-sharp trill, inline-G, on/off split E, Bft, no gizmo, Met Opera for 2 years, FN-EX. $25,500.; BPSI. Diva, 212-368-7150, email: piccolodiva@gmail.com
MURAMATSU, No. 23146, French, all silver, inline G keys, Bft, FN-EX. $2,200; SPLSH. Miles, 818-780-7791.
BRANNEN-COOPER, No. 5936, 0.016 silver flute, two years old, off set G, C# trill, A-442, Brogger Mekanik and Acoustic, Bft, with a 14K rose gold Brannen - Cooper Modern style head joint with gold lip plate. This is a great flute! New double case and Brannen nylon cover included. FN-M. $16,500.; SPLSH. Linda, 508-478-3509.
POWELL, No. 9256, 10k gold body andhead, silver keys, French model, C-sharp trill key, inline, A442, Philharmonic cut head, Bft, FN-EX. $15,000; BPSI. Katie, 651-483-2783,
YAMAHA, No. 1472, model 881, French, all silver, soldered tone holes, French arms, inline G keys, Bft, FN-EX. $3,350; SPLSH. Miles, 818-780-7791.
POWELL, No. 9786, all sterling silver, gold embouchure plate, A442, French cups, open keys, inline G, D-sharp roller, C-sharp trill, Bft (no gizmo) and Cft, with additional Powell granadilla head No. 3508B, gorgeous rich tone, FN-EX. $10,000.; SPLSH. Linda, via email – linray.block@gmail.com
BRANNEN-COOPER, No. 6523, 14k gold body and head with silver mechanism, open keys, in-line G, A442, split-E, FN-M. $23,520; SPLSH. Miles, 818-780-7791.
POWELL, No. 12679, 14k rose gold body, keys, head (No. 9251), and mechanism, A442, open hole, in-line G, split E, C-sharp trill, Cft, beautiful instrument, three years old, FN-EX. $25,000.; SPLSH. Leslie, 480-924-5820, or email: lesetz@cox.net
EDWARD ALMEIDA, No. 133, silver, French, soldered tone holes, in-line G, Bft, FN-EX. $3,800; SPLSH. Miles, 818-780-7791.
POWELL, No. 12363, 19.5K, French, handmade flute with 14K rose gold mechanism, in-line G, A-442, soldered tone holes and traditional mechanism, Boston style head joint made by "Zu", 3 years old, Bft, FN-EX. $35,000; SPLSH. Linda, via email: lmbrei@gmail.com
The Rudall and Rose Catalogue is a research project aimed at locating and databasing all the still-exisiting "simple- system" flutes made by this company.
Although a fire circa 1860 destroyed all the companys records from the time, it is thought they had made some 7,200 instruments of this style before turning their efforts to the various Boehm, Carte and Radcliffe key systems (and moving away from the 4 - 10+ keyed flutes, the "simple system" flutes, as they're called), surely there are many still left - but no one until now has undertaken to find out.
David Migoya is spearheading a volunteer, non-profit, "labor of love" effort to locate and catalog any remaining examples of these particular instruments - the "simple system" flutes of Rudall and Rose. He's already sharing his findings on his website: www.RudallRose.com - and he hopes you might be willing to share too!
(Already it is worth a visit - there is a wealth of information there about these flutes and their makers, and also some wonderful pictures!)
SO - If you happen to have - and/or - know of any exisiting Rudall and Rose's "simple system" flutes - or even if you're simply curious - please take a look at the website, and do contact David about it!
We are already moving forward with our new project, and it's as exciting as we thought it might be! It began on January 1, 2000 -- actively searching out, interviewing, collecting, archiving, and organizing the history of the Flute Industry in America, since WWII... and several people have already shared some marvelously helpful things with us, while simultaneously taking us up on our offer to help them create more space for themselves! (Actually - we're not that picky about the *starting* time - if you have something dating older than WWII that you'd be willing to share, it would be sincerely welcomed as well!)
SO - in the coming weeks, while you're digging out and/or putting away again all those boxes of holiday decorations (and we know that not everybody gets around to that right away...), please look around those storage places, and PLEASE - won't you keep an eye out for us, for ANYTHING you might have kept about flutes, or flute makers, or places that sold flutes, between the early 1940's and 1990...???!!! We would be most delighted to beg or borrow original catalogs, flyers, pictures, sales receipts (for example), -- and to hear of any stories you or your family might have about buying flutes during those years, etc.!
In Particular -- we're looking right now for manufacturer catalogs from any point in time prior to 1990...any chance there's one in your attic that you might share with us??????
OK - to summarize: Reclaim some room for yourself in those storage spaces, and send these things (postage paid please) to:
Flute History Project, The Flute Network, PO Box 9472, San Bernardino, CA 92427
and do let us know if you'd like them returned! All things received here will be acknowledged, and we promise to take excellent care of them!
Many thanks - Jan and Jerry Pritchard
The Flutists' Family Tree is a project that traces the lineage, from student to teacher, back through the past 250 years of transverse flute playing. Currently, it links about 1,700 flutists genealogically with their ancestors all the way back through such historical figures as Georges Barrere, Paul Taffanel, Francois Devienne and Michel Blavet. Its aim is to provide connections between musicians, renew relationships between students and teachers, increase awareness of our common history, and provide a starting point for research into the pedagogical traits of important flute teachers.
This project depends upon the help of the entire flute community, through submission of personal information, private research into the heritage of specific teachers, publicity and funding. It is inclusive of all flutists - regardless of professional musical status or performance ability. Almost 90% of all flutists in the United States today can trace their musical ancestry through William Kincaid - whether they play in the finest orchestras or just started taking lessons!
To have your information (or that of your
teachers and students) included in the Flutists'
Family Tree, simply respond with the following
information to:
Info to send: Name, birth location and date, education (degree obtained, institution, date), primary teacher (this is the teacher you feel has had the most impact upon your playing), other teachers, and contact e-mail or home address for you. Optional information may include performance organizations and college/public school/private teaching, recordings, or any other biographical data you would like to include. This will, no doubt, be edited for content and space considerations in public displays, but the entirety of the information will be available for the purpose of research. If you have any information about your teachers' teachers as well, this would be extremely helpful.
Feel free to distribute this invitation to other flutists, and plan to attend the next NFA Convention to view the project!
The Doubler's Corner is for listings of instruments other than flutes - any and all kinds of instrumental listings are welcome here. Listings in the Doubler's Corner run at the same rates as our regular listings. This opportunity is provided in recognition of the fact that many flute players are, in fact, multi-talented. (...Flute players also have many friends!)
Brannen silver flute, No. 1846, with French keywork, in-line G, Brogger Mekanik and Traditional Acoustic, A442, Cooper scale, Brannen headjoint No. 92066 cut by Elizabeth Watson, Bft and Cft, FN-EX. $12,500.
Pearl Maesta Model 9701 professional all silver flute, SN 25818, .970 silver, 0.40 mm. wall, soldered tone holes, French keywork to low B, offset G, C# trill, split E, D# roller, Forte style headjoint, modern scale, A442, new in box with all paperwork, $6,200.
Powell Grenadilla Wood handmade flute, No. 10833, made in 2001, grenadilla body with sterling silver French keywork to low B, half off-set G, A442, Cooper scale, FN-M. gizmo. $8,600.
Brannen silver flute, No. 5642, French, B ft and D ft (that’s right, D for playing Baroque music), offset G, C# trill, left hand low C# lever, 0.014 wall, J.S.Schmidt gold pads, Burkart silver headjoint with gold lip plate. In Brannen professional style comb. case for flute, piccolo and D ft., all in Brannen case cover. FN-M. Reduced to $11,900.
Powell flute No. 653, made by Verne Powell for Joseph Mariano, famous flutist and pedagogue of the Eastman School of Music. The flute is silver, handmade, with soldered tone holes, French keywork, in-line G, C# trill, B foot, gold embouchure, freshly overhauled to new condition by Powell Flutes with Straubinger pads. Traditional Powell scale, A440. This is a flute of exceptional quality. Reduced to $10,500.
Altus Flute Model 1607, solid silver throughout, SN 6405, French, B foot, in-line G, D# roller, A442, modern scale, brand new with box and sleeve, stick and polishing cloth never unwrapped, $8,700.
Philipp Hammig Marktenkirchen granadilla flute, SN 27137, French, B foot, offset G, split E, A442, modern scale, modified wave embouchure, absolutely like new condition, just adjusted, plays beautifully, Hammig case and case cover with strap, $4,500.
Powell silver flute, SN 410, handmade by Verne Powell himself, B ft, in-line G, .014, traditional scale, added C# trill, freshly overhauled, a magnificent early Powell flute, reduced to $11,500.
Powell silver flute No. 6739, handmade, French keywork to low B, in-line G, split E, C# trill key, 0.016 wall, A440, with modern undercut headjoint, exc. cond., $7,500.
Powell silver flute, No. 5692, handmade, Bft., French, in-line G, .018, C# trill, Cooper scale, A442, FN-EX, $7,950.
Powell handmade silver flute, No. 8228, French keywork to low B, in-line G, 0.016 wall, A442, Cooper scale, silver Powell headjoint, $7,800.
Powell silver flute, No. 6826, Conservatory Model, French, in-line G, B ft., Cooper scale, A440, FN-EX, reduced to $4,250
Powell flute No. 4982, silver, handmade with drawn tone holes, French keywork with pointed arms, in-line G, B ft., 0.014 wall, A440, Cooper scale, with footjoint modified for ergonomic comfort by John Lunn, $6950. This is a rare flute, fewer than two dozen made.
Haynes silver flute, No. 48390, Anniversary Model, with gold shield 1888-1988, drawn tone holes, 0.018 body, A442, Deveau scale, in-line G, B ft., FN-M, $3,500.
Haynes handmade, No. 47563, French, in-line, B ft, A442, Deveau scale, FN-EX, freshly repadded with Straubinger pads, $5,700.
Haynes handmade silver flute, No. 44635, French, in-line G, B ft., A440, trad. scale, FN-EX, reduced to $3,750.
David Lusk, No. 9, silver, handmade, in-line, C# trill, A442, modern scale, freshly overhauled, convertible B/C footjoint, mint, reduced to $5,900.
Michel Parmenon silver flute, No. 58, all silver, French, in-line G, C foot, A442, modern scale, 0.018 wall, price reduced to $2,250
Yamaha YFL-881, No. 5589, all silver, soldered tone holes, B ft., in-line G, A442, modern scale, CY headjoint, tone holes undercut by Katie Lowry, absolutely like new, used only a couple of months, French style case with leather case cover, $5,900.
Yamaha YFL-784HHV, all silver flute, No. 8083, French, in-line, Bft, heavy wall, EC hand cut headjoint, absolutely new in original box, $4,650.
Yamaha grenadilla piccolo, model YFL-62, SN 21832, silver plated keywork, A442, FN-EX, with case and Cavallaro case cover, $925.
Burkart Phelan grenadilla piccolo, No. 6393, sterling silver keywork, white gold springs, Burkart scale, A442, FN-M. $2,600.
Yamaha Model 81 professional piccolo, SN 16031, grenadilla, FN-M, $1,800.
Roy Seaman Limited piccolo, solid silver keywork, new, $2,350.
Drelinger 14k. rose gold headjoint with yellow gold engraved lip plate, platinum air reed, absolutely like new, plays very freely, $4,250.
Other silver headjoints by Powell, Drelinger, Lunn, Sheridan, Zalo-Cooper, and others....
LOUIS CARLINI, Flute repairs; piccolo a specialty. Straubinger certified. 32 years experience. Phone: 201-791-4097; email: piccolou@netscape.com and website: www.fluterepairbylou.com (Fair Lawn, NJ.)
LOPATIN FLUTE COMPANY is now accepting repair work for professional hand-crafted flutes. Please call 828-350-7762 for quotes. Online: www.lopatinflutes.com
PAUL RABINOV, FLUTE SERVICES, Expert repair for the accomplishesd player. La Crescenta, CA. Phone: 818-249-1659, or email: prabinov@sbcglobal.net.
EUGENE S. GORDON WOODWINDS, 410 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605. Flute sales and service. Phone: 312-663-0414.
SYRINX FLUTE REPAIR by Sarah Merrow. Service/repair for fine flutes. Cert. Straubinger, JS Digital; felt pads a specialty. Online: www.syrinxflute.com - Phone: 978-771-7945.
ERIC R. SATTERLEE, WIND INSTRUMENT REPAIR and RESTORATION - piccolo work is a house specialty. Straubinger Certified. Haslett, MI; Phone: 517-339-7333; emails are welcome: bandrepair@comcast.net.
FLUTE SPECIALISTS, Inc., 248-548-9393; 120 W. 11 Mile Rd, Suite 12, Royal Oak, MI 48067. Toll free phone: 888-590-5722. Website: http://www.flutespecialists.com.
DAVID LUSK FLUTES, Professional repair, overhauls; with 30 years experience; Straubinger certified. Phone: 513-576-6224. (Greater Cincinnati).
