1 keyless Stephane Morvan flute in D in Mopani. Boosey model. (1000€)
1 truly exceptional 6 keyed cocus Stephane Morvan in D. Boosey model as well. (3500€) SOLD
also :
1 bass bansuri in C (C is SA= when 3 fingers closed so it plays down to low G when all holes closed!) 6 holed made by Harsh Wardhan (200€)
http://www.wardhan.com
1 turkish ney in Mansur Şah Mabeyni (G#) made by master Rifat Varol from İstanbul. Horn mouthpiece (boynuz başpare) (150€)
http://www.neyneva.com
-The keyless Morvan is not mine but Stephane asked me to put it for sale here for him. It is a prototype of his new Boosey model. I played it for a couple of hours and it is a savage flute! He usually charges 1300 for a keyless but he agrees to let it go for 1000.
PM or email me if interested and I will forward to Stephane.
-My 6 keyed in cocus will be available in 3 months (waiting for my 8 keyed and I won’t be able to keep 2 flutes which look and sound exactly the same.)
it’s a great great instrument, I used it on many recent recordings, including the Guidewires album. It’s a great combination of the warm and creamy tone of a Rudall and the power and large thick sound of a Pratten. It also has astonishing resonance. Needless to say that the tuning is perfect and so is the overall condition of the flute. Keys and large rings are silver. The long F and C are hand forged. I find it so easy to play, in every situation (stage, studio, noisy pub…)
PM or email me if interested.
Now, a bit off topic, but I am selling a very nice bansuri made by Harsh Wardhan. It’s a bass C so it’s a pretty large flute, but the fact that it is 6 holed makes it shorter than the usual 7 or or 8 holed bansuris (venting holes) so the stretch is actually okay for such a big flute.
tuning is perfectly A=440 and it sounds lovely on 2 and 1/2 octaves. It’s a great rare bansuri as it is difficult to find such a great quality bamboo of this size and diameter. (lenght= approx 85cm)
Also a very good professional quality turkish ney made by Rifat Varol/ Ney Nava workshop in İstanbul.
mouthpiece is in buffalo horn, the best material for başpare (the ney embouchure)
it is easier to play than a lot of neys I have tried, has nice round bass and reedy tone.
sorry for the low quality of the pictures…
I’m selling all these to help to finance for new flutes from Mr Morvan.
By the way some of you are probably wondering if I ever got my stolen flutes back. Of course the answer is no.
And according to the belgian police the flutes were destroyed (they only wanted to steal the laptop. As the flutes were inside the computer bag, they must have thrown them away in the surrounding dustbins of the Brussels train station. 
) But I still keep eyes wide opened on ebay, etc… we never know, sometimes instruments are found back after years and years.
cheers,
Sylvain
