Hi, I want to learn bansuri (flute). I am really confused at selecting one and I do not have any knowledge on musical instruments or on flutes. Please help me to select the right flute for beginning and also shed some light on the price.

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Harish, If are going to enrol in a class, your teacher may recommend the scale. If you intend to spend some time on your own, you can try C# (Rs. 350/-) Or G# (Rs.1200/-). The pricing given is for local make. Branded flutes would be 3-4 times costlier. Feel free to contact for any more queries. Note:...
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Harish, If are going to enrol in a class, your teacher may recommend the scale. If you intend to spend some time on your own, you can try C# (Rs. 350/-) Or G# (Rs.1200/-). The pricing given is for local make. Branded flutes would be 3-4 times costlier. Feel free to contact for any more queries. Note: Extremely large or too small flutes are not recommended for a beginner. read less
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Hi ! I would like to let you know that there are Two types of Flutes. 1. Indian Bamboo Flute 2. English Flute. I I do teach the English Flute not the Indian Bamboo flute, so I would love to inform all about English Flute, but please let me know that whether you are interested to learn the English Flute...
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Hi ! I would like to let you know that there are Two types of Flutes. 1. Indian Bamboo Flute 2. English Flute. I I do teach the English Flute not the Indian Bamboo flute, so I would love to inform all about English Flute, but please let me know that whether you are interested to learn the English Flute or not. The English Flute's price starts from approximately Rs. 8.5 k onward. Best Wishes. read less
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