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Wayra - Anoina

The name Wayra is of Native American Quechua origin. It translates directly as 'Wind'.
This flute is made of Rosewood. Used correctly and you will find ever-lasting peace. Both spiritually and flatulantly.

Emerson - Flute

Flute! Made in the USA! * w/case

Hernals - Flute

Made in Japan, in good used condition - good working order. One owner since new. In original case.

XINGHAI - Flute

Student flute. Includes case

SoundZ - Flute

Student flute with case. *As is - one note stuck down. Should be an easy fix.

Armstrong - 104

Flute w/case & cleaning rod, silver plated made in USA

Temby - Flute

Nickel Silver body with .925 Stirling Silver headjoint. The embouchure hole and lip plate are crafted to Temby’s advanced designs to help students to produce a better sound, more quickly. Intonation and evenness of tone are excellent right across the range. With Case!

Artley - 18-0

Made in the USA Artley 18-0 Silver Plated Student Flute This is an excellent choice for students and this flute will last many years if properly cared for Comes with a hardshell case.

Temby - Prestige Flute

Excellent intermediate model flute.
Nickel Silver body with .925 Stirling Silver headjoint. The embouchure hole and lip plate are crafted to Temby’s advanced designs to help students to produce a better sound, more quickly. Intonation and evenness of tone are excellent right across the range.
The “Split E” mechanism helps advancing players to be more accurate and secure when playing in the 3rd octave.
More clarity of sound, more volume, more richness of tone, more accuracy of articulation, better tone at lower volumes – faster tonguing, faster response, smoother legato, easy low C’s, (easier low B with the B foot option).
Includes case