Rhythm C Flutes with Engraved Flower Closed Hole 16 Keys Flute For Student, Beginner with Cleaning Kit, Stand, Carrying Case, Gloves, Tuning Rod, Black with Laquer Keys
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Color: Black/Laquer
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- Rhythm flutes are Ideal and decent choice as gift for kid ,beginner intermediate, or advanced.
- Rhythm flutes features with Elegant Design- engraved flowers, closed hole,
- The flute set also includes a foldable stand to hold the instrument
- Ideal for beginners searching for a high-quality, affordable instrument.
- This flute package includes lightweight hard case ,cleaning kit, soft cleaning cloth, cleaning rod, joint grease, and a pair of white gloves.
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Rhythm flutes are one of best selling, Great Flute For Kids.Rhythm flutes for any student whether they are beginner, intermediate, or advanced. Rhythm flutes for any student whether they are beginner, intermediate, or advanced. It features with Elegant Design- engraved flowers, closed hole
Color: Black/Laquer
Brand: Rhythm
Instrument Key: C
Style: Elegant
Finish Type: Polished
Item Weight: 2.46 pounds
Package Dimensions: 17.24 x 5.24 x 3.7 inches
Date First Available: July 25, 2022
Color Name: Black/Laquer
Instrument Key: C
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Color: nickel
I started playing the flute 35 years ago, and I played for about six years. I was very good at the time but changed schools to one with no outlet for woodwinds. I took my old Bundy flute out a few times over the years, but honestly, it needed a lot of work, and since I had no real outlet for playing and was trying to de-clutter, I donated it. I'm now in my early 40s and have only recently gotten back into music performance, specifically vocal, but it was suggested to me that if I could get my flute skills back up to par, it could be useful to the music program I'm involved in. We have another singer who also plays the flute and had some duets she wanted to collaborate on. I'm not sure if that's a reasonable goal, but I did love playing, so why not try? At worst, I improve my music reading skills, my knowledge of music theory, and my breath support for vocal performance (because we all know how much air the flute requires). I only say all this to set the scene, so to speak. Suffice it to say that I needed an instrument. I had my sights set on a Yamaha, but even a used one is expensive, much more than I want to invest in a flute when I'm not even sure how feasible this whole plan is, even though I'd probably make back most of my money upon resale. Anyhow, I decided to choose an inexpensive flute to start with, figuring that if this plan worked out, I could either sell or donate the cheaper flute and invest in something better. I found a bunch of flutes around the hundred dollar (or less) price point on Amazon and read reviews carefully, then settled on this one. With the coupon promotion running at the time, plus a good return policy, it seemed like a no-brainer. Honestly I was surprised at the quality of the instrument itself and the case for such a low price. You get a lot for your money. You get the flute, the case (with strap), a cleaning cloth, a cleaning/tuning rod, a polishing cloth, gloves, a stand, and a tiny screwdriver. It has everything you would need as a beginner starting from square one, and then some. I have one very minor complaint about the case. The cleaning/tuning rod doesn't have a slot so that it sinks into the case. It's plastic, so I don't need to worry too much about damaging the rod, the flute, or the case, but it's a bit annoying. On the plus side, the case is very secure and looks surprisingly nice for the price. It zips up, then has a velcro cover for the zippers, then the two short handles are also held together with a cover that wraps around them and is secured with velcro. There's also a strap in case you want to carry it over your shoulder. My only complaint about the flute itself is that they keys are, well, noisier than they should be. I know some noise is to be expected, but this seems to me to be excessive. I was running B-flat scales through two octaves and found that when I moved from C to D, I could hear the pads hitting the holes loudly. I know I'm rusty, so part of that is likely my inability to move as smoothly between those two fingerings as I used to, but even when I focused on smoothing out that transition, I kept hearing the excessive noise when I moved to the D. I know my ear is right there, but I felt like it would be audible to someone sitting across the room as well if there were no other sound to hide it. I don't know if it's the pads or if I need to adjust the screws but I am loath to start messing with it too much when the pads aren't really "broken in" yet and when I need to get my skills back in order. All that to say that you really can't go wrong with this flute for the price, at least what I paid (just under seventy bucks). The etching on it is pretty, too, which is a nice bonus. I figure, if my plan doesn't work out, I'm not out a lot of money, and if it does, then this flute will do just fine until I decide to upgrade.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2023 by Rebecca
Color: Nickel
It is Great Value and Wonderful Sound πππΎ
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023 by Great Value Great Sound too ππΎπ
Color: nickel
Flute lessons start this week, will see how it does.
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023 by Heidi
Color: Nickel
Todo me agrado el producto la eficiencia
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2023 by La compra de la flauta con Amazon fue la mejor,si cumplimiento
Color: pink
Really great for beginners!
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by fritzlanda
Color: nickel
This is a good flute according to my daughter. Itβs good and has a good sounds. When you blow the sounds is pretty nice especially the low note. The only thing is the stand is missing in my order. I hope and I wish that this company send me the missing stand.
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023 by Jen
Color: Black/Laquer
So My Selmer needed pads and its $300 to have them replaced. I opted for something easier and got this Rythm flute. I took it out and tried it when it arrived. My first impression is that it looks rather cheap, but I've had pretty high-end flutes in my life. For the money I guess it is ok. I was disappointed that the lower register like the lowest c was hard to get. And I'd say that it would probably be impossible for a beginner. I suspect it is the pads and design I adjusted the lower part a bit and can now get the low C slightly, but I guess you get what you pay for.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Rebecca Bongiovanni
Color: nickel
Plays as well as an Artley brand I had in 1971.
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023 by SP