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Old 09-16-2009, 02:03 PM   #10 (permalink)
Burning Down
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Have you ever tried the clarinet? Cheap, easy to learn, and it lends itself well to different styles of music.

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Originally Posted by toretorden View Post
I think the flute is a fine and underrated instrument.

You can even get them quite cheap, either second hand or - there are some made cheap in countries like China.
The use of the flute in genres like rock is underrated. I guess because the instrument was not intended to play that type of music!

I sold my first flute to a beginner student for $100, which is a steal considering it was evaluated at $400. I kept it in good condition.

They are relatively cheap. That depends on one's definition of "cheap." My first flute, a beginner's flute, was $600 Canadian. I wouldn't have a clue about how many Euros that is The flute that I have now cost $2500. It's an intermediate level flute! I've seen the real professional ones go up to $16,000...
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