HaynesBoston Stamp: On upper body: (curved) BAY STATE/ (line with central circle)/ J. HAYNES & CO/ BOSTON, MASS./ U. On headjoint and footjoint: (curved) BAY STATE/ (monogram) JCH/ BOSTON.. Comments: Fewer than ten concert flutes are known to have survived from the six years that William S. Haynes made flutes for J.

Serial numbers of 506 instruments, made from 1894 to 1900, presumably existed, since W. Haynes began his serial numbers at 507 in 1900 when he started business on his own. The other flute is in Peter Spohr's famous collection in Frankfurt. Download File Scribd Dari Android 18 on this page. The Dayton C. Miller Collection has two flutes from this period, but they are of smaller sizes.

This very rare instrument is a seminal artifact in the story of American Flutemaking. Material: Made of an unusually figured African blackwood. The keys are silver and the springs are blue steel. System: This high-pitch Boehm system flute is patterned after Boehm and Mendler, with the French G# and thumb Bb. Dsc Pc585 Default Master Code. The foot is to C. There were three principle flute designs popular in America in 1894, when J. Haynes asked W.

I have a Haynes flute from the 1950's serial number 24423. It belonged to my mother who played in the San - Answered by a verified Musical Instrument Appraiser. In Part 2, Alan Weiss and Shigenori Kudo (who took lessons from J.-P. Rampal and deeply admired him) gave a performance using standard gold flutes and gold Rampal models made by the Haynes Company. Weiss used his own model with a 14K gold body,silver mechanism and B foot. Kudo played serial number 15. Haynes first established his name as a flute maker through his dedication to exacting detail in every instrument that left his workshop. Haynes workshop, serial number 1. Powell and two years before the demise of William S. Haynes, this flute is an exceptionally fine example. Oster, previously of Arkansas City, Kansas. The flute was constructed with inline G, and.

And George Haynes to form a new flute manufactory. These designs were Louis Lot's for silver flutes, Boehm and Mendler's for wooden flutes, and the strange New York amalgam of world styles as made by Badger, Meinell, and Berteling, usually of silver, although Berteling had a popular wooden model of his own design.

The Haynes' design choice was a slight modification of the Boehm and Mendler wooden flute, which was the flute of choice for Edward Heindl of the Boston Symphony, who is known to have loaned the Haynes brothers his flute for copying, and Carl Wehner, a former student of Boehm's and a customer of J. This instrument reflects their choice, and is patterned almost completely after Boehm and Mendler, with the addition of the French thumb key and independent G#. Vst Plugins Untuk Adobe Audition 1.5.