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thank you so much for clarification and explanation. Not in my wildest dreams I could imagine, that there are instruments, and the music is written in "one" way, and you play it on that instrument and then it "sounds" some interval up or down... I almost want to ask why it is like that, why it is si...

Thank you very much for your great answer. I have only one more question. For instance, if you see a G on the Treble staff, you would finger that G the same as on the C flute. However, it would not sound like a G it would sound like a D. The alto is tuned to a fourth below the C flute. To play a not...

Alto flutes are in the key of G. It will not work on your C flute unless you transpose it. Would you be so kind and explain what exactly "in the key of G" means. For example, if you have a score for alto flute, I suppose it is written with treble clef. And there is note G. Then if I play it on "nor...

Dear Flutelanders,
Happy 2006 Year,
I wish you all great new year,
plenty of health, love and happiness,
beautiful music,
and wonderful time with your favourite flute!

All the best wishes you
yours Bojan

Welcome Amy!!! I would like to star off with some suggestions on what keys make C what keys make D etc. Is there a really good, easy basic site that can help me with this or does anyone here have this help for me that they would like to share? Amy I think you have found site exactly like one you are...

The only store I found that have at least a couple of different flute companies products on display is Long McQuade (at Bloor street).

I'm really hope for some answer to your question too!

Sincerely yours
Bojan