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1 Retail 2018 Hall Crystal Flutes Handmade by James Hall HALL CRYSTAL FLUTES James & Jenny Hall Hall Crystal Flutes, Inc Sargent RD SW Rochester, Washington USA Phone: (360) facebook.com/hallflutes HALL CRYSTAL FLUTES Scan or visit for our latest product information
2 FLUTES Available In 12 Decorations 91 : BRISTOL CELTIC 93 : LURGAN CELTIC 02 : CAROLINA 04 : IVY 05 : TAJ 01 : WHITE LILY 03 : DRAGONFLY 16 : BLUE DELFT 14 : ROSE WITH GOLD LEAVES 15 : ROSE WITH GREEN LEAVES 07 : MELODY - MUSIC NOTES 09 : DRAGON 99 : CLEAR - PLAIN GLASS 1
3 Available In Seven Different Sizes FLUTES Hall Crystal Flutes are unique musical instruments with beautiful tones and elegant designs. Both beginner and accomplished musicians find them delightful because of their crystal clear tone quality. Hall Crystal Flutes are hand crafted using Borosylicate glass and are decorated with kiln-fired glass enamels and 22k gold, making each flute a work of art itself. Hall Crystal Flutes make great impulse sale items year around and also make popular gift items for Christmas, birthdays and other special occasions. Each flute is carefully hand tuned and shaped with a modern Boehm taper to produce a note range of two and one half octaves. Included with each flute is a fingering chart, dark green gift box, and a one year manufacturer s full warranty against accidental breakage. HALL CRYSTAL PICCOLO IN D" Inline D Piccolo...$ octave range Length: 11.1 inches 281mm x 15mm Primary Key: D Secondary Key: G Our highest pitched and smallest piccolo makes clean crisp sounds softer and mellower than the silver piccolo. The D piccolo plays one note higher than our C piccolo. Both piccolos are great for small hands, for the fingering holes are placed closer together than on our other flutes making it easier to cover the tone holes. The piccolo, being a higher pitched instrument, requires a tighter embouchure than the larger flutes. HALL CRYSTAL PICCOLO IN "C" Inline C Piccolo...$ octave range Length: 12.5 inches 317mm x 16mm Primary Key: C Secondary Key: F Our lower pitched piccolo makes clean crisp sounds softer and mellower than the silver piccolo. The C piccolo plays one note lower than our D piccolo. Both piccolos are great for small hands, for the fingering holes are placed closer together than on our other flutes making it easier to cover the tone holes. The piccolo, being a higher pitched instrument, requires a tighter embouchure than the larger flutes. HALL CRYSTAL FLUTE IN "G" Inline or Offset G Flute...$ ½ octave range Length: 16.6 inches 421mm x 18mm Primary Key: G Secondary Key: C Our middle sized flute produces a tone that is a cross between the piccolo and the D flute. The tone holes are spaced such that an average teen or women s sized hand can cover them. This is a good choice for the novice flutist. HALL CRYSTAL FLUTE IN "F" Inline or Offset F Flute...$ ½ octave range Length: 18.5 inches 471mm x 20mm Primary Key: F Secondary Key: Bb Our F flute has a fingering stretch that is just slightly larger than the G flute. The tone carries some of the warmer, deeper tone qualities of the D Flute. While slightly larger than the G flute, this flute should still be playable by an average teen or women s sized hand. HALL CRYSTAL FLUTE IN "Eb" Inline or Offset Eb Flute...$ ½ octave range Length: 20.6 inches - 523mm x 22mm Primary Key: Eb Secondary Key: Ab This flute is very close in size and tone to our large D flute. It plays just one half step higher than the D flute. It is in the same key as the saxophone, so it is great for Jazz solos or playing along with your favorite Jazz recordings. HALL CRYSTAL FLUTE IN "D" Inline or Offset D Flute...$ ½ octave range Length: 21.8 inches - 553mm x 22mm Primary Key: D Secondary Key: G Our large D flute produces deep and beautiful mellow tones. This flute is highly recommended for the adult professional and novice players alike. The D flute is the easiest to play providing the finger holes can be sealed properly. The larger embouchure hole requires less air. The D flute s tone is deeper and mellower than our smaller flutes. HALL CRYSTAL FLUTE IN "C" Inline or Offset C Flute...$ ½ octave range Length: 24.5 inches - 624mm x 25mm Primary Key: C Secondary Key: F This is the largest and deepest flute that we make. The finger stretch on this flute is huge. I recommend this flute only for people with very large man sized hands. I would also recommend selecting the offset tone hole option for this flute. Our large C flute is a special order item: This custom item will be made upon request and does not come in our standard green box packaging. 2
4 FLUTES Available With Inline Or Offset Tone Holes We are now offering an option for offset tone holes. For traditional inline tone holes, all the holes are lined up in one straight line down the flute. This gives the flute a symmetrical look, but does not place the holes in the most comfortable position for playing the flute. For smaller and mid-sized flutes this generally is not a problem. But when you get into the larger size flutes where the stretch is slightly out of your comfort zone, switching to offset tone holes can make all the difference in creating a comfortable playing experience. OFFSET TONE HOLES Normally, if the flute fits your hand size, one can easily play using in-line tone holes. But, as you reach the outer limits of your finger stretch, your fingers are more comfortable by rotating the holes slightly on the flute. The actual positions vertically on the flute can t be changed without changing the pitch, but the tone holes can be rotated around the flute without any change in pitch. For our offset tone holes, the first finger of each hand is in line with the mouth hole. The second finger is rotated slightly away from the hand. And the third finger is rotated closer to the hand. You can see this in the illustrations below. Inline Tone Holes Showing Right Hand Tone Holes Flute Foot Center Line Offset Tone Holes Showing Right Hand Tone Holes Flute Foot Center Line To order your crystal flute with offset tone holes, simply change the first digit of the stock number. In-line flutes start with a 1 and Offset flutes start with a 2. For example, a G flute with the Carolina decoration is item number The same flute with offset tone holes would be Recommendations: D Piccolo C Piccolo G flute F flute EB flute D flute C flute Man sized hands In line Offset Woman sized hands In line Offset X Older child sized hands In line Offset X X X X Younger child sized hands In line X X X X X 3
5 FLUTES LEARNING THE HALL CRYSTAL FLUTE CLEANING RODS The Hall Crystal Flute cleaning rod is a quality tool, made from 100% cotton flannel over a foam core. It is designed to fit the bore of each flute. Only one pass is needed to remove accumulated moisture and restore the flute's clear tone. Cleaning rods come in three sizes C or D Piccolo G or F Flute Eb or D Flute... $8.50 Media Download This book describes the basic skills necessary to play the flutes. It covers the methods for holding the flute, producing a sound, playing the lower and upper registers, single, double and triple tonguing, staccato notes, changing octaves, half tones, and complete fingering charts for all models of Hall Crystal Flutes. The media download plays the songs in the book and includes additional instruction. Size: 9 x 12 inches - 23 pages Media Download: 32 minutes 5011 Book with media download...$12.00 TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS CAROLS Traditional Christmas Carols are arranged for the Crystal Flute with finger patterns. It can also be used for Penny Whistle. This book contains 22 carols. Size: 9 x 12 inches - 23 pages 5015 Traditional Christmas Carols - Book...$10.00 CRYSTAL CHRISTMAS CD This CD is filled with your favorite Christmas carols played on the Hall Crystal Flute with keyboard accompaniment. Length: 40 minutes LEARNING TO PLAY THE DIDGERIDOO This book contains all the information you need to become a proficient didgeridoo player. It takes you from holding the instrument and producing a basic drone to circular breathing, creating complicated rhythms, and using your voice on top of the drone to create animal sounds. Size: 8 1/2 x 11 inches - Pages: 25 - Spiral Bound 5022 Crystal Christmas - Audio CD...$ Learning to Play the Didgeridoo - Book...$
6 FLUTES One Year Warranty DISPLAYS FOR WALL OR COUNTER TOP How do you make a great product better? Offer a great warranty! A consumer warranty certificate is included for all flute sales in the USA and Canada. This is a full warranty and also covers accidental breakage. What a great sales tool for your staff. Also included with each flute is a fingering chart and storage box EIGHT FLUTE ACRYLIC COUNTER TOP DISPLAY Our acrylic counter top display shows your flutes off beautifully available in clear or black acrylic Counter top display - Clear acrylic...$ Counter top display - Black acrylic...$35.00 ALDER WOOD WALL DISPLAYS Flute wall display Flute wall display Now you can display your flutes and have them at your fingertips ready to play. This display holds your crystal flutes, cleaning rods and penny whistles. Each display is handmade at our shop from Pacific Northwest Alder wood. The top of each display is gold stamped with the Hall Crystal Flute logo flute wall display...$ flute wall display...$
7 HALL GUITAR SLIDES PYREX GLASS GUITAR SLIDES AVAILABLE IN SIX SIZES FOR A PERFECT FIT A professional slide needs to have a perfect it. Guitar players come in all sizes, so we have six sizes of guitar slides - each just 2 mm apart. The comfort of a Hall Guitar Slide can't be beat. TWO LENGTHS - SHORT AND STANDARD Our guitar slides now come in two lengths. Our standard length slide is 2 1/2 inches (63mm) long. For players who prefer more flexibility, we now offer a shorter slide that is1 1/4 inches (32mm) long. PACKAGED SO YOUR CUSTOMER CAN TRY IT Each slide comes carded and ready for display. Our package includes eye catching gold foil stamping and our exclusive "Try Me" packaging. The plastic has been removed from one side of a guitar slide so your customer can try it on without destroying the packaging. SLIDES YOUR CHOICE - CLEAR OR DECORATED For your customers who like clear glass, we have our complete line in clear Borosylicate glass priced to sell. We also have slides with kiln-fired decorations on the inside of the slide. It adds a slight texture, a nice feel, a great look. CLEAR GLASS GUITAR SLIDES Clear guitar slides...$10.50 BRISTOL GUITAR SLIDES Bristol guitar slides...$12.50 DUNDEE GUITAR SLIDES Dundee guitar slides...$12.50 LURGAN GUITAR SLIDES Lurgan guitar slides...$12.50 DONEGAL GUITAR SLIDES Donegal guitar slides...$
8 DIDGERIDOOS HALL CRYSTAL DIDGERIDOOS This popular aboriginal instrument is made of Borosylicate glass (80.3% quartz) with 3.5mm walls. Then decorated with colorful designs. It sounds and plays great with a specially shaped mouth hole and a flared end for increased volume and richer harmonics. Available in two sizes: D or Eb. New 3.5mm Thick Glass Clear Crystal Didgeridoo Eb Crystal Didgeridoos (44 inches - 3.5mm wall thickness) 6399 Eb - Clear...$ Eb - Decorated...$ D Crystal Didgeridoos (47 inches - 3.5mm wall thickness) 6499 D - Clear...$ D - Decorated...$ Can be decorated with any of the decorations that we use on our Hall Crystal Flutes. Didgeridoo Accessories Delft Crystal Didgeridoo 6499 Eb - Cloth Didg Bag...$ D - Cloth Didg Bag...$18.00 Ivy Crystal Didgeridoo 7 Taj Crystal Didgeridoo This book contains all the information you need to become a proficient didgeridoo player. It takes you from holding the instrument and producing a basic drone. To circular breathing, creating complicated rhythms, and using your voice on top of the drone to create animal sounds. Size: 8 1/2 x 11 inches - Pages: 25 Spiral Bound 0950 Learning to Play the Didgeridoo $14.00
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