is this flute for high school student
88624
I bought it for me since I had an interest in playing the flute. Found I could play it easy enough and liked it, but ended up giving it to my 8 year old daughter to play for band. There was one note that she and her teacher had trouble with--can't remember which. In the end, they worked it out. It seems like it's a fine beginner instrument; but I don't know flutes well enough to really say. Hope this helps some.
88625
Yes! I purchased for my son for 1st year band and he liked it better than the school loaner.
88626
Indeed this instrument is appropriate for high school students. It is a great instrument to start with as you won't regret the costs if the student decides to drop music in the near future. IT should be noted that playing the flute takes some time to master.
334809
There is a singing part that could be used for flute. I would try finding a flute solo first but if not this should work fine.
2201635
It looks the same. This flute as I would call it is very good quality for the price and has an excellent tone and is easy for children to learn to play. Of all the Christmas gifts that we gave our 7 year old grand son including the variety of video games this was his favorite gift. Would not put it down all day.
2017669
Most band teachers don't like it however my daughter lives hers. It's a good starter instrument. As the years goes by, you will need to upgrade to something better. My daughter is in the 8th grade and has had this particular clarinet for over a year. I know that when she go to high school, I'll have to get her a much better and expensive one.
1483186
is was a gift formi daughter she has 5 yrs old and in her school in the music class they have instruments and the sound is the same
858825
It will need to be repaired. It is difficult to get parts for it and the warranty work takes a long time. Meanwhile, the rest of the flute class has moved ahead and your child has just sat there and watched. I'm the teacher and it hurts me to watch a child get a flute that I know will not hold up and be easy to maintain.
1577630
Yes, but I returned it and bought another one at Fiddleheads which my daughter's violin teacher recommended: http://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadsViolinSchool?ref=hl. For almost the same price, the introductory student violin has a better quality.
302548
Hi Native Flute Player, I'm happy to say yes it will! I would buy at least two, if your little one can pull on the doors or over time the clasps can wear and break so you will have a quick replacement on hand. I have a three yr old and I'm on my second. Hope this helps. ;-)
529200
I don't know, but the flute was in great shape and my daughter loves it. We haven't had any issues
2218086
Yes. Got it for my daughter for jr high school. Easy to use. Has software. Light and portable!!!!!
805317
yes it is, overall this is the best calculator for your high school student, big added benefit, they will need this for college as well, buy now and they will get more use out of it. my sons' A.P. teacher highly recommended it.
1972324
This is a great starter clarinet. However it is just that, a starter. I got this for my daughter when she started in 5th grade it lasted until 7th grade when she got to middle school. The band director said with the quality she would not be able to produce good solid sound. It was also hard to get repaired because a lot of the fittings were not the norm. We went over a year with out the thumb rest because it broke off and the screw holes didn't line up like others. I know it was a gift so you appreciate it very much but I would not get your hopes up. The plastic is cheap and will not produce quality sound. This is a great starter clarinet. However it is just that, a starter. I got this for my daughter when she started in 5th grade it lasted until 7th grade when she got to middle school. The band director said with the quality she would not be able to produce good solid sound. It was also hard to get repaired because a lot of the fittings were not the norm. We went over a year with out the thumb rest because it broke off and the screw holes didn't line up like others. I know it was a gift so you appreciate it very much but I would not get your hopes up. The plastic is cheap and will not... » Read More This is a great starter clarinet. However it is just that, a starter. I got this for my daughter when she started in 5th grade it lasted until 7th grade when she got to middle school. The band director said with the quality she would not be able to produce good solid sound. It was also hard to get repaired because a lot of the fittings were not the norm. We went over a year with out the thumb rest because it broke off and the screw holes didn't line up like others. I know it was a gift so you appreciate it very much but I would not get your hopes up. The plastic is cheap and will not produce quality sound. « Show Less
31660
Yes I believe so. My son's band teacher does not like him to use the pocket trumpet, because he says you have to blow in it differently then a regular one. He does not want my son to get used to the small one. That is the only difference I see.
1523207
I would not think so. I would not use this guitar for any but elementary students. We use this as a "class" guitar for second graders. This guitar needs frequent retuning, so an older student developing a musical ear without an instructor to tune the guitar may be frustrated. 3/4 or just small body models might be better. Fender, Martin, Yamaha, and Gibson all have good choices, although more expensive. Electrics, which are smaller, are also good choices for teens. This is however one of the least expensive options for any entry guitar.
843200
This is a trumpet. It is a very nice instrument. Valves are good and the sound is not bad for a student instrument. It also looks fabulous.
1130031
Absolutely not. No-name clarinets like these are never made of wood, they're plastic. Granted, it's rare to find a student clarinet that /isn't/ plastic given woods are more susceptible to cracking and less apt for outdoor play (think marching band). You'd be hard-pressed to find a decent quality grenadilla clarinet for less than $700.
993824
Yes the flute was new, came in a nice box too. the picture of the flute is: at this link http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001MKKP48?ref_=pe_527950_33920290;