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... I worked my way through a number of flutes when I first started--Olwell bamboo, Hoza, PVC by someone, antique student flute, Casey Burns, and a wonderful Copley. The best experience for me as a beginner was with ...

... give you my limited experience: I have three Copley & Boegli flutes of different sizes, and have two Mark Hoza Kything ... wood and have a lovely tone.) I have owned a Casey Burns folk flute before. But I have had almost no personal ...

... worldwide shipping included. http://hamiltonflutes.com/Prices_Waiting_List.html Second, while ... certainly be used for years or forever, are: A Copley Delrin D flute ($360 with no rings, $440 ... one wood flute I could recommend, the Casey Burns Folk Flute. http://www.caseyburnsflutes.com/ff.php ...

... I'd rather see you get a folk flute from Casey Burns, or Delrin flutes from Dave Copley or Garry Somers. As said, it will likeky be hard no matter ...

... I'd rather see you get a folk flute from Casey Burns, or Delrin flutes from Dave Copley or Garry Somers. As said, it will likeky be hard no matter ...

... pretty hard about a wood folk flute from Casey Burns, but had some concerns about taking it with ... to a thread here from someone who is selling a Copley Delrin, so that might work. Is there a thread already somewhere about Delrin flutes, eg brands that are good vs not so good, etc? ...

Casey Burns Folk Flute. Casey Burns makes an excellent flute. ... But, I really wish I had the chance to try ALL the flutes mentioned. That would have been fantastic. I'm very interested in both Copley and Burns flutes. I have a feeling that they both are ...

... if I can't get my hands on an Olwell, I'm seriously thinking of David Copley and now, Casey Burns Folk Flute. I really like that you can get it for small hands and also in "balanced" ...

... thinking about getting an flute in E flat, as Copley also makes. I think I will go for keyless, ... or related styles like Breton flute music on D flutes. Learning by careful listening to recordings ... patterns for small-handed players, like Casey Burns offers with his Folk Flute, a good wooden ...

... tuning slides. Before focusing on the Delrin Copley, I was considering the Casey Burns Folk Flute, which also doesn't have a tuning slide ... website has to say on the matter: With our three-piece flutes the tuning is adjusted by pulling out the top tenon ...

... really see any advantage to getting one of the flutes smaller than D (E, Eb, F, G) for learning. ... of course). Hold out for a used Sweet, Forbes, Copley, Baubet, Burns folk flute, up-and-coming maker of the week, etc. ...

... a 100% proper embouchure over other types of flutes? The key being less important at this time ... I'd rather see you get a folk flute from Casey Burns, or Delrin flutes from Dave Copley or Garry Somers. Should you ever come to the Long ...

... flute (guayacan, a local hardwood used for flutes here) with tuning slide and no keys made ... to upgrade it. My budget goes up to a Casey Burns folk flute, I can't go beyond that USD 400/450 ... and my choice is between the M&E and a Copley, but somehow I feel like downgrading going ...

... is our privilege as makers to try to give them flutes they can manage. To try to help them "over ... It's no problem to play Irish trad on flute a Burns, McGee, Olwell, Murray, Hamilton, Gallagher, Holmes, Doyle, Copley. Cotter etc. "And you, and others maintaining ...

I've also played all three and vote for the Copley--especially the bottom of the line without ... Copley is also cheaper than the Seery and the Burns. The delrin on delrin tuning slide works well, ... exceptionally good sound. I think all of the flutes mentioned are good, and I believe Dave hit ...