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C Key Dizi Bitter Bamboo Flute for Beginners with Free Membrane & Glue & Protector Set Traditional Chinese Instrument（Key of C/Bitter Bamboo）

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Size: Key of C


Color: Bitter Bamboo


Features

  • Material The body is made of Bitter bamboo (More than 3 years). Dried for 2 years, the bamboo pattern is fine and straight. The flute is flat and smooth without cracks.
  • Hardware Joint is made of high polished brass. Head and tail are made of synthetic horns.
  • Free accessories 1 pack of Professional level Dizi membrane, 1 Membrane protector for specified Key, 1 Professional Dizi box, 1 piece of Gelatin Dizi membrane glue, 1 red chinese knot, 1 Velvet bag.
  • Tone quality The voice is melodious and euphemistic, and the tunes played are beautiful, delicate, and gorgeous.
  • Measurement Length 26in, diameter 0.8in, weight 90g.

Description

Package Contains: √ Selected Key Flute 1 √ Professional level Dizi membrane 1 √ Membrane protector for specified Key 1 √ Professional Dizi box 1 √ Gelatin Dizi membrane glue 1 √ Red chinese knot 1 √ Velvet bag 1 Notice: ✔After the performance is over, flick the water out of the flute and clean it with a soft tissue. ✔Please put the flute in a cool, dry place, and do not get wet. ✔Please apply some lubricant to the flute joints to prevent rust and damage the copper parts. Affect sound quality. ✔When carrying, please place it in the velvet box provided by us to avoid falling. ✔Avoid high temperatures and cold, bamboo is fragile, and the temperature difference is too large to break easily. If you have any questions, please click it in "Customer Questions & Answers ",you'll get more help from us or other customers who bought this product.


Color: Bitter Bamboo


Brand: PHYSKOW


Instrument Key: C


Material: Bamboo


Style: Traditional,Chinese


Item Weight: 3.17 ounces


Package Dimensions: 15.9 x 3.8 x 2.1 inches


Item model number: Y-DZ-02-C


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 28, 2018


Color Name: Bitter Bamboo


Material Type: Bamboo


Instrument Key: C


Size: Key of C


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    • A good step up from a beginner bamboo Dizi
Size: Key of D Color: Professional Rosewood
I had gotten a cheaper beginner Dizi and was looking for a good step up. This definitely did it for me. It comes with everything you would need plus some extras I didn't think I would need. Here are my main points about it: 1. The flute itself is really well made. It's heavier and feels a lot more solid and durable than my beginner bamboo Dizi. Also, it is much less prone to cracking than the bamboo one (which mine did due to extreme temperature changes...nothing baking soda and crazy glue can't fix though). 2. I love the warmer timbre of this flute versus the more nasal sound that my bamboo one had. It's much more pleasant for others to listen to and in my opinion can be more widely used in a variety of musical situations. Plus, I feel like I have more options in controlling how mellow or bright the sound can be just by the way I play. The intonation on mine was pretty good to. 3. The case is really well built and has enough room to fit some extras (I added miniature scissors so as to always be able to cut membrane pieces). It is a two sectioned case but your flute won't take the entire space of it. It feels like a wood construction with velvet inner lining and a neatly wrapped pleather exterior. Mine is black and has what appears to be a gold-colored die cast latch and handle. It has a good presence and can even be placed out in the open as a decorative piece. 4. It has the essentials: Several three packs of the membranes and one glue (just add water to it). It also carries a membrane protector which I've never used before but now that I have, I wonder why I never did. It helps protect the membrane during storage and transport. This way you don't run the risk of knocking the membrane out of place prematurely. Also, there is a cool tassel to add some character. 5. The only semi-downside is the little intro pamphlet they include. The pamphlet is useful for those who have not used a Dizi before in that it has good real pictures explaining how to place the membrane, and it has a good section explaining basic maintenance. However, the fingering chart is not very clear especially to those from a western music tradition. So, I'd recommend printing out a separate fingering chart for a 6-hole Dizi and sticking it in there, too, as reference. *NOTE = One thing to clarify as I noted some confusion about proper tuning keys in other reviews. The tuning of the Dizi is found after covering the top three holes. So, my flute is in D...so I hit the D note when covering the top three holes. The same thing with my other C Dizi which plays a "C" after covering the top three holes. This can be confusing to many of us who have played western flutes in C where the "C" can be found after more or less covering all the holes. Be sure to print out a 6-hole Dizi fingering chart once you get this instrument. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023 by Hope this helps
    • The C key is great bamboo flute
Size: Key of C Color: Bitter Bamboo
Review Image by Will0ver9000 Will0ver9000
This was a great purchase for my first bamboo flute! Of course I’ll give you all a honest review This is a good easy to play flute, the sound is very beautiful and rich the overall sound quality is amazing. To achieve such beautiful sounds you must cover up the First hole from the mouth piece or it will not sound. I don’t have much cons for this other than the fingering chat for complete beginners. The fingering chart provided is overall good but it lacks (Letter Notes) like what key you are using Of you could just learn music theory. Otherwise you’ll need to research for the keys online. Besides that it’s very simple to play! It is a bit longer than a metal flute. So I highly recommend this for flute for beginners and musicians who want to try a bamboo flute Keep on playing!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2023 by Will0ver9000 Will0ver9000
    • Great, but not in the right key
Size: Key of D Color: Bitter Bamboo
It took me a long time to realize the reason it wouldn’t make sound is because I messed up the membrane somehow. Once I finally replaced the membrane, I started to get it to work and started to understand how to play it. Once I could play the whole scale I became very confused as to how my Dizi could be in D key. It even has a D imprinted on it, but it’s very clearly in A. I don’t even see an option for a Dizi in A key so I don’t understand how they’re assigning key labels to these things. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2023 by Tawnay
    • Great for price
Size: Key of D Color: Bitter Bamboo Black +Red
I got received this as a gift and it's amazing for the price. It comes with everything you'd need, all for such a cheap amount. The sound is lovely, though getting the membrane on can be a little tricky. I have played western flute for 10 years and the dizi is great compared to it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023 by Chess
    • High quality
Size: Key of D Color: Bitter Bamboo Black +Red
Sounds good
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Natalia
    • Mine is junk. C key.
Size: Key of C Color: Black Bamboo
Maybe I got a dud, but this was my first Dizi flute ever and I can play all the others way better than this one. In my opinion it is the knurls on the bamboo, too close to the #3 finger hole to get a decent seal easily with my finger, I have big hands and constantly mess up that way, which makes all the lower notes sound bad too. Also it's too breathy in the sound. very difficult for me to make a solid tone with this particular one while none of the rest of my 5 dizi and 2 Xiao do-which I consider a definitive ruling out of myself as the problem. Couple that with the knurl below the lowest hole making it even more challenging to get that one covered, and I'm not sure if it's my technique or the flute again but it makes the upper octave pitch even when I'm getting the low end I'm trying for. I'm ordering a C key Dizi in the organic jade from the same seller to see what that one is like. I have 3 from this seller, music sanctuary, and the others are great, one C key Rosewood which cost around $60 and my D key bamboo, $90. The D key is my favorite but the Rosewood is really solid and nice to play as well. I would recommend trying Rosewood for the upper register keys, or something else more solid than bamboo. I got a cheap Nicoshine G key Dizi flute and I'm not playing it at all. Considering the jade flute for that one as well. I'll update this review if I do. If you're planning on purchasing a higher key than C go for it, but I don't recommend the C key at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2022 by Thad

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