New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16


To FlprE Pl,YEs,-rh- s-.i yale Of ise as~ os-.,,
ton va. completed by NJ Bean % MsasA b. G.rr,-,
10 December lSl. AL hr p.srcd u9on i1 plblr - =
Par. and London. the ill.os u Z yea TIE Brtr p,
o4-rs the following sdvslisges " Pef'sclor q TIA. \
esu.e every srefiure u - proper al lsr. po.r-
Equally q Tone" because he hoes sre scs, A..
and distance reisdvey ,o ihe couca. fn 81 Ae 80
meui Superior quality 81 tone becslse the soss q =
instrument not .acnicei lsf be- Pc ofiiu.y -si.l q
ase srrsnremeni sal srs of iie eager hocs Gr-...
.ascspuhllty Of sweetness. because every lcis "a 4,
produced without eNeruou cr ttlliy i1crsNe %.
er because every hole enlarged 90 the ma. sr.,,.
exicut consistently viii purify u 'oani rss .1s M
Nicholson llie celebrated sla.u may be- quoted .n1
,hor,y La .arse hole. yiea very l,. better oas a,
.nsu ones d ]. tue lat every hole uP'u Ncaoso-,
Frte was necessarily of difererfs some hen. -,
ou-f5urth .ms er than others s1i a. c hen sss,.,
distances. AMI therefore must be- .ir-fct ma "a rs.r
ment xss exceedingly imperfect stu he Wa sas,ei III
means OF his consumraie a.. to snosi concsa 10 q.
ol. NOT only Do cnnanl ~ aps, b4i Nv 81 ecns a..
sev. sni passages n witch Gee Imperfecions .ros
ed while A. the same time. Del brought prur.'er 'ors,
the great advantage of bis larger hors n .e slr.rofr d
tore they were capable Of producing o. wss A. sSs..
ste SGT hill body of lone. which Mr Nchoso1 prciis.
from the arge hole. that hrs, 1dac-d 81 srar 10 co.
.,ri- hi. new FLUTE. bll ahe4sh he refcersd as az.
holes we're he best Pc 'ay .wsre fhst vale sl-.
note- were very fun others mscfsty vess 81 81
ef mue and he therefore resolved 10 mske ur Am.ef
Flute. with .srge boxes. hai oil cd ihem slse ii~. h,,
q, th. Circumstance hst We are Indebted of DE pr,f
perfect instrument which. n 81 uon io e sis,liass.
have ready enumerated. 90 tone sni une of-, one,
of eausi importance VIZ Much zen eNierson q me- A.
ger. = facility Of play. as To- tune. snd viii rur.
tone 10 every seys because tle mechanism enahss b.
pass vi h lrom any roie o aloiher rts reu's
- al he shades ani mrrs perfect leinsirmsc q a.
perfectly in tune every key with oue nugerug ~ ss
note
With these decided Advantage. which sight s,,4,r
lance with he instrument will render msliss lhs s1t
flute must surely recommend ii.ef to beginners. o., 49,.
caly A. more hr learnt upon Boz tse VI uog. hs
could be- acquitted upon the ordinary flute hfse yss,
and mat TOO With Infinitely rresies and ssas.aoa 10
thc p'svef and pleasure io the auditors Many psfs,
who have already learnt he od lutte hesitate iiri
Rrhn system under apprehension iha Wcuii n7ors
the necessity of IN entire recommencemenf fas rprs.
sion however can assure them, ~.
rhm flute may be- substituted with bul ife Ioahs n,ry
ci the note. being fingered 90 he ordinary Fls ~
when n.ennc altered d ha. thc effect n flnofias
former difclues, l1stcsd ~ continuing then ~he hon
the scqefs simplicity snd completeness of he ruaass
meri b, very much easier % learn the altered sag"nc
h.n % remember The constant changes ~ lingering so
the old FLUTE naispensh.y requires
some person, entertain the iea hsi the 8.fhm PAS .
complicated and liable ret oui Of order bccsu.e 10
pearsnce l. 90 different Um me ordinary in'irsmsni b
Il trouble he taken 90 rNsmine he mechanism nn1eJ j
will be fOuni hist = uot1ny fee from cnmpcsnN ~
from liability 90 i-rsnsemenf. hui mat Do = 'u,ce'lI
strong and lasting for oil lurpusfs ~ nu-csl nsan'ti
have now played upon sod tsug ih- Rrhm Fis o's
.iany for shout seven years aud csn Assure NJ pax
that The re Play upon o. The better se h. sni asrs'
confidently can recommend 10 adoption io ofhsn iru
add thai my pupils whether professors smss4fs ~
equally warn 10 their admiration of Perhaps % 49,
pfoofcan be given Of the capabiy oi he nsiumsrl ~
The fact Of 10 being adopted n The Roys A-ad~ay q n
&c Ia London, and aler few weeks pfacufe apoalss
Of ne pupils has assn played upon he ordinary ~
although they have bad their orchestral iuuo. % psfsn
a well ~ solos. &C
CLINTON Prof of tho Flute u ne
Rogsl Academy ~ Music Lonis
rheu1ter.gusi Pfoies-Drs of The RIM ute 10 tsrl
heartily concur ln tho sentiment. PROGRESSED shove
PHILIP ERNST. 80 Brosdsy
EDWARD BUSCH Asiof H0l.e
% BADGER. Original Mslu'armfs
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