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Why get a curved head flute?

  • ABOUT THE CURVED HEAD FLUTE

    For younger students, a curved head joint option offers an easier reach to the lip plates while maintaining a comfortable position.
  • The curved headjoint makes it possible for a young flutist to hold the instrument without having to reach beyond his or her capabilities at first.
  • As the student grows, it is a simple matter to change over to the traditional, straight headjoint.
  • Be sure to check with your local music dealer, band director, or flute teacher when deciding whether to purchase the extra headjoint option; the initial cost is nominal.
  • Purchasing a regular flute and discovering later that the student really needs the curved head necessitates the purchase of the curved headjoint and another case as well.
  • The Jupiter brand curved head flutes come with one silver-plated straight head joint and one silver-plated curved head joint.

  • Other features include plateau keys (which means that all the keys are covered, including those on which the fingers are placed), an offset G, silver plated body and keys.

  • The flute and both head joints all come together in one molded case.


  • We have researched many different brands and types of flutes.
    Complete our 60 second survey and find the flute that best matches your needs!
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