Gold, silver or vulture bone; does the material of a flute really make a difference? Are flute companies pulling the wool over your eyes, and how do you stop them?
This week I look at a brief history of flute making, the US vs Japan battle and your own stories about flutes to finally answer the question; does an expensive flute really mean better?

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Chapters:

0:00 - Flute, Flûte and Flöte

10:14 - Pentatonic Vulture Flutes

18:43 - German, French and Brit Flutes

23:56 - American and Japanese Flute Makers

30:31 - Gold Flutes and The Placebo Effect

42:29 - YOUR Flute, Dear Listener