Flute – HETSCH, Christian Friedrich
1.050,00 €
| Category | Flutes |
| Maker | HETSCH, Christian Friedrich |
| Marks and inscriptions | C. Hetsch. Urach. |
| Period | 1830-1900 |
| Place of origin | Germany |
| Description | One-keyed, boxwood flute with horn rings and brass key |
| Materials | Boxwood , brass, horn |
| Dimensions | Total length 618 mm Sounding length 532 mm Weight 230 g |
| Condition | Restored |
| Price (€) | €1050.00 |
| Ref | 1032 |
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Flute – Christian Friedrich Hetsch
This delightful, boxwood flute with horn rings and a brass key was made by Christian Friedrich HETSCH (1798-1880), sometime around 1840. He was the last in a generation of woodwind instrument makers and musicians who lived in the town of Urach, in the Swabian Alp in Germany.
The flute has been cleaned and restored, with a new pad and head cork. Some of the original thread was reused for the tenons.
It has good intonation and strength and plays nicely with bright and colourful tones at a pitch of a=440 Hz.
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