E flat Flute series - part 1
E flat flute series (quenilla, quenacho)
(see note at end)
Three E flat quenilla (s) made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#50 "Albert Ayler" named for the jazz musician, saxophonist.
#255 "Castle" for the TV show about a mystery writer and NY police detective(s).
#265 "Victor Sen Yung" for the actor known for his role as number two son in the Charlie Chan series and for Hop Sing on Bonanza.
Two E flat quenachos (s) made from 1" pex: (below)
#74 "Jimmy Rushing" named for the great jazz singer, nickname Mr Five by five, from Kansas City known for his work with the Count Basie Orchestra.
#96 "Tricky Sam" for the jazz musician(trombone). Known for his work with the early Duke Ellington Orchestra (30's-40's). Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
One E flat quenachos (s) made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#98 "Laura" for the Fox film noir of the 40's starring Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney, Clifton Webb and Vincent Price.
One E flat quenacho made from 1" pex: (below)
#111 "Kid Ory" for the great New Orleans jazz musician(trombone). Known for his work with Louis Armstrong of the 1920's, and a long recording career. Best described by Ellington as "beyond category". And the father of an old friend of mine.
One E flat quenacho made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#119 "Ornette" for the jazz musician(alto sax). Known for many recordings with Don Cherry in the 50's and 60's.
One E flat quenacho made from 3/4" pvc: (below)
#124 "Army of the Twelve Monkeys" for the terrorist group led by Brad Pitt in the film 12 Monkeys.
One E flat quenacho made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#150 "the Reno Club" named for the famous jazz club from Kansas City of the 1930's. Known as the place the Count Basie Orchestra, then 9 pieces, got it's start.
One E flat quenacho made from 1/2" pvc: (below)
#210 "the Thin Man" for the character created by Dashiell Hammett and for the MGM film series starring William Powell and Myrna Loy.
One E flat quenacho made from 1" pex: (below)
#325 "Tuesday Rick" for a friend and artist from 6AM.
Three E flat quenilla (s) made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#275 "Bud Shank" named for the great jazz musician (alot sax), Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
#278 "flutes on the rocks" fora photo I took on the rocks in Malibu with a couple flutes.
#281 "Eric Dolphy - Imitate the animal sounds" for the great jazz musician (reeds, flute). Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
Four E flat quenilla (s) made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#285 "Ezz-thetic" named for the composition by jazz great George Russell.
#342 "Andy Kirk and his 12 clouds of Joy" for the jazz musician and band leader from Kansas City. Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
#345 "Artie Shaw" for the jazz musician(clarinet) and big band leader. Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
#366 "Don Redman Orch" for thegreat Harlem jazz orchestra of the 30's and 40's lead by the wonderful Don Redman (reeds, vocals, composer, band leader, etc.).
Two E flat quenachos (s) made from 1" pex: (below)
#326 "Harry Carney" named for the jazz musician(baritone sax, clarinet). Played for Duke for many years (40+). Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
#351 "Paco - Portraits - Gerald Wilson" for the jazz album and cut by Gerald Wilson's Orchestra on World Pacific. Best described by Ellington as "beyond category".
One E flat quenachos (s) made from 3/4" pvc: (below)
#354 "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939)" for the 1939 Fox film starring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Ida Lupino and George Zucco.
Two E flat quenachos (s) made from 3/4" pvc: (below)
#358 "Red Cross" named for a tune by Charlie Parker from early in his career.
#363 "Negi Nation" for the phrase coined by Buddy Dofu back in the Inaka days. Negi referring to the vegetable, green onion in Japanese.
One E flat quenachos (s) made from 1/2" pvc: (below)
#368 "Benny Carter 1907-2003" for the jazz great (multi instrumentalist, composer, arranger, band leader) known for his phenomenal tone on alto sax. Nicknamed "The King" and known for his perfect pitch, it used to be said he could hear a dog bark or a train whistle and tell you the note. Visited Inaka in 1978, honoring us with a visit.
One E flat quenacho made from 1/2" pvc: (below)
#373 "In a Sentimental Mood - Duke" named for a composition by Duke Ellington from 1934.
One E flat quenacho made from 1" pex: (below)
#406 "Dali in Paris" for the artist and the character from the film Midnight in Paris by Woody Allen.
One E flat quenacho made from 3/4" pvc: (below)
#432 "Distant Drums" for the film starring Gary Cooper about the Seminoles.
Two E flat quenachos (s) made from aged 1/2" pvc: (below)
#449 "Marcel" named for a late friend from AA, which I used to see at Angelino in 1988-89, and years later at Daily Attitude Adjustment in Fair Oaks, north of the American River, maybe 5-10 years ago.
#450 "Peacock - NBC" for the symbol used by NBC for many years, the NBC Peacock.
Three E flat quenilla (s) made from 3/4" pex: (below)
#454 "New Years Dinner, 1-1-14" named for n event here at our house, with the participants noted on the piece.
#473 "Tampopo" for the Japanese film by Juzo Itami about the search for the perfect soup (ramen).
#483 "Private Party" for an idea that Constantine came up with one day.
The average quenilla is a smaller piece, whereas the quenacho is a larger piece. The prices also relfect the size, and amount of labor on same.
Most of these pieces are available. E mail, message or text for a quote. Once you've decided on a piece, e mail me at: shuttlepilotcar@hotmail.com and I can send you a Pay Pal invoice, then ship it to you as soon as possible once payment is received.
Pieces missed will appear in a later part of the series including any E flat shakuhachi's
and E flat minors.