Brass Flute

With regard to its sound, this instrument fits somewhere between a silver and a wooden flute. However, its rich, dark and round tone places it slightly closer to a wooden flute.
In the flute world it is surely unique. Even in the high register the flute remains dark and warm. The combination of brass, steel, and silver-plated nickel-silver is extraordinarily free blowing.
Cut out of sheet brass, the tube is soldered and hand-hammered. Several further working procedures give it a certain structure and hardness which results in a special sound quality. 

Features: Bb foot, open whole, inline