Bring brilliance and sparkle to the stage with the compact version of the modern Papageno pan flute!
Experience Mozart’s Magic Flute as it’s often performed today – with a bright, clear voice that soars above the orchestra. This modern octave-up version of the Papageno pan flute has been carefully designed for productions that prefer the contemporary higher register, while retaining the playability of the original instrument.
Whether you’re performing Papageno’s iconic melodies or simply want a compact, vibrant pan flute for stage use, this model delivers effortless projection and tone.
Papageno Pan Flute in D – Modern Octave-Up Soprano Version – Original (22°C) Papageno Pan Flute in D – Modern Octave-Up Soprano Version – Collection (10°C to 40°C)
| How is the tuning? | This flute is tuned to D major, one octave higher than the historical Papageno instrument, at A = 440 Hz (22°C). Our range goes from 10°C to 40°C. Download our collection to access a range of pan flutes that have been scaled; this scaling compensates for the increase/decrease in the speed of sound at higher and lower temperatures, ensuring the instrument stays in tune! If you require the original octave version, see our companion model: “Papageno Panflute in D – Original Octave Version.” |
| How hard it is to play? | We’ve integrated the ideal embouchure for these pipes into the top of the Papageno Pan flute. There is nothing more to learn than blowing into a hole. It doesn’t go sharp or flat. It couldn’t be easier! We know you’re doing other things on stage… worrying about playing an instrument shouldn’t be one of them. |
| Is it loud? | Yes. As loud as we could make it. |
| Can I play other music on this? | Sure. You get a 5 notes. Do with these notes what you will! |
| What if I need something changed with the design? | If you’re good at 3d modelling, you can make the changes yourself. (Please send us a copy, too!) Contact us to discuss customization options and let’s co-create a Papageno Pan flute that meets your pan flute needs. |
| Range | G’’ to D’’ (One octave above the original model) |