Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
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Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
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Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
Well, if the serial number ends 666, how about "He whose name shall not be spoken"?
"Never give a flute player a screwdriver."
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Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
Hmm, HWNSNBS or maybe run to the closest Zondervan's and look to see what prophet is on page 666: for instance, looking at what I got here it'd be my pleasure to introduce you to Ezekiel! (chapter 40 if for those interested.) Son of dust...
Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
823 and it's Luke Prodigal Son/Unjust Steward; but I was thinking more along the line of Kilroy/Mr Roboto & Styx. I haven't met Styx yet, tho. We had a bit of a mishap in the shop the other day, so they might sell Mr Roboto out from under me, but let's see what happens... Still too early to tell: I ought to know more before the end of the day!
Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
My new flute doesn't have a name yet, but my Hammig piccolo does, I like to call him Phillippe.
There are a lot of Kingma/Kotato contrabass flute players that name their flutes. The goal is to choose a name starting with the letter C if you play contra... The two contras I play with regularly are Connie and The Contessa. Flutist Phyllis Louke named hers Conrad, I believe.
There are a lot of Kingma/Kotato contrabass flute players that name their flutes. The goal is to choose a name starting with the letter C if you play contra... The two contras I play with regularly are Connie and The Contessa. Flutist Phyllis Louke named hers Conrad, I believe.
www.cantabileflutequartet.com www.defproject.org
Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
To be fair, there wasn't any firm agreement worked out, so "selling out from under me" wouldn't be appropriate under these circumstances and a very poor choice of words by myself, I might also add; but to the best of my knowledge Mr. Roboto is still there, domo aragato!
Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
3540 views? Then we ought to have at least 3540 names... Need to see what can be done about charging admission!
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Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
My flute's name is Chloe and my piccolo is Alice.
Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
I call my flute Fenrir and piccolo, Pickles
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I can't decide what to call mine!
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Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
Well, I haven't given my Gemeinhardt flute (silver plated, open hole, inline) a name, but I've given my plastic bundy clarinet one: Duck. For squeaky reasons.
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Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
Thunderlily wrote:Well, I haven't given my Gemeinhardt flute (silver plated, open hole, inline) a name, but I've given my plastic bundy clarinet one: Duck. For squeaky reasons.
Thunderlilly, I so get you!
I call my clarinet Duck too!
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Re: Have We Given Our Flutes Names? (And/Or Piccs-N-Saxes!)
My flute (which is a Pearl Elegante 795 RB-CD) is named Apollo, after the Greek god of Music. This is due to its amazing sound. My piccolo needs a mane though (any suggestions?). My Alto's name is Martin, simply because that is the manufacturer.