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1.Material:Cupronickel
2.Key:C
3.Finish:Silver or Nickel plated keys and Blue lacquer body
4.Bell:20mm;Length:660

Quick product details:

Brand noame:Tianjin Rui Ge Er. Material:Brass. Finish:Blue lacquer

Key:C Size:Length660mm

Feature:

Nickel or silver keys you can choose.And differnt finish offered:various colors,slver,nickel lacquer.OEM is welcome

Packing:

We pay attention to package.A good case can protect products from damage.Our case quality is Ok.We have High grade canvas soft case and other high quality cases.We also offer strong carton

Advantage:

We are manufacturer .Export 5year.no complains from customers.Material standard.

Packing fit.Price reasonable to quality.

The flute is a beautiful instrument, with a wonderful sound. However, if it is not properly cleaned, it won't sound that way for long! Always clean your flute properly, so that the sound and shine will last.

Step1 Learn to assemble your flute properly.

• Make sure that the mating surfaces are free of debris and grit.
• Line up the joints so that they are straight and gently push them together with a twisting motion. Never force.

Step2 Don't line up the body joint's end rod with the footjoints rod. This makes it harder to play.

• It seems to go in and out of vogue to lubricate the joints. Don't lubricate them if you don't have to. If they are very tight, consult a shop for appropriate lubricant, use it sparingly, and clean it off and refresh it frequently, since it can collect debris.
• If you will march with this flute, make sure that the joints are snug enough to prevent parts from flying off when the instrument is snapped up or down, and definitely think twice about joint lubrication. Marching is hard on instruments, so it makes sense to march with a spare instrument if you have one, especially if there is any chance of rain.
• Generally, the embouchure hole (the hole in the mouthpiece) should be aligned so that it is centered on the top row of keys. Remember that rolling the flute or the head joint in raises the pitch, or makes it go sharp, and that rolling the flute or head joint out lowers the pitch, or makes it go flat.
• Turn the foot joint so that rod aligns with the edge of the top keys on the body, or slightly behind them. Remember that key under the pinky of the right hand is depressed for most notes. Be sure it is properly aligned.
• The flute may be tuned to its tuning pitch, an A. A full ensemble of different instruments may tune to an F, so try to hear the perfect third as you play your A. A skilled musician will be able to tell if your flute is sharp (too high) or flat (too low) by listenng to an A on a flute, but in general use an electric tuner. Pulling the head joint out lowers the pitch; pushing in raises it. A good player will also adjust the pitch of individual notes while playing with a combination of rolling, fingering, embouchure (the shape of the mouth and lips), and breath control.

Step3 Warm up the flute by playing or blowing warm air through it before tuning. The pitch will change somewhat with the temperature. If the flute cools off between playing passages, you can warm it up by closing the keys and softly blowing warm air straight into, not across, the hole.

Step4 After each and every playing session, take your flute apart, so that the three pieces are separated.

Step5 Thread a soft cloth through the needle-like slot in the end of your tuning rod and flip the cloth over the cleaning rod so that there is none of the rod showing at the top, otherwise, you will scratch the inside of your precious flute. Remove the moisture by gently sliding the cleaning rod through each of the sections. Go up and down all around the inside.

Step6 Return the rod and cloth to the flute case, and remove a soft chamois cloth. Carefully polish the flute with the cloth until it shines like a mirror. Be careful not to bend any keys or rub pads.

Step7 Rub the mouthpiece gently with the cloth, to remove the gunk and spit. Using your dusting stick (or pipe cleaner without the strip of metal), remove dust from underneath the keys.

Step8 Store and carry your flute in its case, avoiding moisture and temperature extremes. The case is the safest place, but if you play frequently enough and have a safe corner, you might also consider getting a stand.

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