Pearl Flutes PFP-105ES Piccolo Flöte

The piccolo, often referred to as the flute's "little sister", is celebrated for its agility and unique tonal range, an octave higher than the flute. The PFP-105E delivers both soft, warm pianissimo passages and brilliant, striking fortes in its upper register. Its ability to blend delicate ornamentations with bold, onomatopoeic effects - such as mimicking birdsong or the human voice - has made it a staple in romantic orchestral music and marching bands alike. Its high, penetrating tones add brilliance and clarity to any performance. Additionally, the traditional embouchure of the PFP-105ES adds a little air resistance, slightly modifying playability compared to "wave-style" designs like the Pearl PFP-105E.

Over the past fifty years, Pearl's pursuit of perfection and innovation have made the company one of the leading brands in the field of high-quality flutes. The company was founded in 1968 by flute maker Tatsumi Shimoyama in Japan. The patented trademark of all Pearl transverse flutes is the "Pinless" key construction, in which the connecting pins commonly found in other designs are replaced by screw connections, and special "bridge constructions" are also used for added overall strength. In addition, the "One-Piece Core-Bar" provides increased stability and significantly reduces wear. Pearl supplies flutes for all requirements, from high-quality student models to professional-level instruments made of silver or gold for the most exacting players. Many famous flautists, such as Daniela Koch, Juliette Hurel, Benoit Fromanger, and Janos Balint have chosen a Pearl flute.