Mollenhauer 8105 Picco

Picco Soprano (Small Flute)More and more young people want to learn to play baroque flute or its modern successor, the Boehm flute. PICCO promotes the implementation of this desire as early as school age through a series of educational aspired, field-proven details.

Pear tree
English fingering
Easy to learn, starting at 7 years old
Makes the blowing technique of the flute familiar
Adapted mood and handle, the C-Sopranblockflöte
Relaxed attitude due to short design and minimum weight
Low air consumption
Pleasantly warm, wooden sound

Further information

Material	Pearwood
Double Holes	Yes

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great little instrument; tuning hard though

12.02.2017

This picco in baroque fingering is a lovely little instrument and a great alternative to a full size flute for travels or just for a different wooden sound. It isn't easy to play though, particularly the second octave is quite hard to get perfectly in tune. A beginner might find this challenging, but compared to the price of a flute it is still a good way to learn if switching from recorder.

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A real discovery

Hildegard v.B:, 06.12.2015

This instrument at the interface between soprano recorder and flute is a real discovery. With the handles of the soprano flute and the wind instrument of the flute you have here an instrument that sounds even rounder and fuller, but needs a lot of air. It is also a good "test" whether a flute at a certain age (because of the air) can already be started. The size makes it very clear. Nevertheless, it is self-sufficient and one can hope that it will be heard more often in the future. Definitely one - for this price - worthwhile attempt!

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