Top 5 Low Flute Accessories You Didn't Know You Needed
Alto and bass flutes come with their own set of challenges. Here are five low flute accessories that make practice, rehearsal, and travel easier.
From a guide explaining how to consign your flute, to what happens when you send your flute for repairs, The Flute Center's team of Resident Flutists share all about our favorite products, services and experiences! Stay tuned for new articles each month, including articles by special guests and partners.
Alto and bass flutes come with their own set of challenges. Here are five low flute accessories that make practice, rehearsal, and travel easier.
If you've been playing the flute for a while, you may have heard other musicians mention "step-up flutes" and wondered what exactly that means. Let's break it down.
If you're buying your first flute, it only makes sense to consider all of your options. Should you go for a beginner flute or a step-up flute? Read on to...
Should you rent or buy your first flute? On the surface, renting looks like the smarter financial move. But here's what we’ve learned after helping thousands of beginner flutists and...
Nervous about mailing your flute for your upcoming service appointment? Need to ship your return trial? Here is everything you need to know about shipping a flute and ensuring the...
Mancke Piccolo Headjoints have become wildly popular over the last decade. They solved the issue of not being able to try a variety of headjoint cuts and woods on piccolos....
Summer is hard on flutes in ways many players don't think about. Marching band rehearsals in the heat, humid practice rooms, instruments left in hot cars — all of the...
It's 95 degrees out, school's been over for weeks, and the last thing on your mind is probably candy canes. But Christmas in July is exactly the moment to get...
Every so often, a client comes to us to find not one, but two instruments. Often, it’s a step-up flute and piccolo, usually for a student who is ready to...
One of the most common questions we hear from flutists is: "My budget is flexible. Should I try flutes at different price points, or focus on the highest range I...
In honor of Independence Day, the Resident Flutists at Flute Center share the American composers who mean the most to us and the works we keep coming back to.
Summer is filled with festivals, lessons, camps, vacations, outdoor performances, and weekend getaways — which means your flute is probably coming along for the ride. From protecting your instrument to...
When searching for a new flute, budget is paramount. Your budget will help determine the quality, brands, precious metal content, and features of your new flute. Resident flutist Alex Xeros...
Shopping for a flute player can feel a little intimidating, especially when it comes to choosing an instrument. Unlike most gifts, a flute is deeply personal. From tone to feel,...
When it comes to selecting the perfect flute, we at Flute Center understand that it's more than just a purchase; it's an investment in your musical journey. Your flute isn't...
What does a flutist actually keep in their case? Resident Flutist Alex is sharing the three essentials he never leaves home without - tools that protect his instrument, keep it...
FC Favorites aren’t chosen lightly. These are the products our team returns to again and again—these are the trial winners, the play-test favorites, and the “works perfectly right out of...
Earth Day is a reminder that every small decision adds up. For flutists, sustainability can be built into daily habits—through the accessories we use, the instruments we maintain, and even...
Playing duets is one of the most fun ways to practice the flute. Not only do you get to make music with someone else, but you also build important skills...
When comparing beginner flutes, small design differences can make a big impact on how a student learns and progresses. The Jupiter models below are all excellent entry-level instruments, but each...