Wooden flute
After a long period of sovereignty, then cloaked in oblivion and subsequently, surprisingly granted a new lease on life, rediscovered,
wooden flutes have now a firm place in our hearts and hands.
Previously gathered experience, combined with new knowledge have enabled us to create sonic masterpieces.
WOODS
Rare woods, decades-old and meticulously chosen, are the foundation for the full,
warm sound of the modern wooden flute.
In matters of intonation, the modern wooden flute is fully the equal of the modern metal flute, owing to the placement of the tone holes.
MECHANISM
A fine silver mechanism joined by hand to the wooden tube matches the precision
and ease of the metal flute.
The pleasure of playing is
thus totally uncomplicated.
FINISHES
Body materials:
Cocuswood(Brya Ebenus)
Grenadilla(Dalbergia melanoxylon)
Mechanism material:
Silver/8K red, yellow gold.
Footjoint:
B foot,C foot.
Mechanism:
Inline, offset G
split E, adjustment screws.
Keys:
open,closed hole
Mechanism material:
gold plated silver
Footjoint:
D# roller key,
various materials for roller key
Mechanism:
High G-A trill, without split E, open G#
Keys and toneholes:
Engraving
