Suzuki Music Master Class Series Assembly, Care & Maintenance Manual Download Page 3

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Foot Joint

Middle Joint

Head Joint

Receiver

Head Joint

Foot Joint 

Keys

Key Post

Logo

Emboucher Hole

Foot Joint 

Keys

Head Joint

Middle Joint

Head Joint

Proper alignment of the Embouchure Hole 

and Suzuki logo on Middle Joint

Head Joint and 

Middle Joint

Foot Joint

Foot Joint

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Long Rod

Foot Joint Keys

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Head Joint and 

Middle Joint

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A.

Position The Case

Place the aluminum “Roadie” Flute case in 
front of you as shown in this picture. You 
should be able to see the Suzuki logo on 
the case. If you do not see the logo, the 
case is upside down and should NOT be 
opened. Open the case ONLY if you can 
see this logo.

1.  UNPACKING YOUR NEW FLUTE

B.

Open The Case

Unhook the 2 latches on either 
side of the handle and open the 
lid. Your new Flute has 3 different 
sections that must be CAREFULLY 
unwrapped.

2.  HERE ARE THE NAMES OF YOUR FLUTE PARTS

A. 

Carrying Case

When you open 
the lid of your new 
Flute, you will see 
the 3 sections.

B. 

Accessories

Your new Flute includes these 
accessories.

These 2 pictures show you what your Flute will look 
like when it has been completely assembled. Read 
the next sections to learn how to put your 
Flute together so that it looks like this 
when you are fi nished.

3.  THIS IS WHAT YOUR FLUTE WILL LOOK LIKE WHEN ASSEMBLED

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3.

1.

 Cleaning Rod

2.

 Cleaning Cloth

3.

 Tenon Grease

4.

 Polishing Cloth

C.

Unwrap Your Flute

•   Slowly remove the plastic covering and paper 

wrapping on each of the 3 Flute sections. 

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•   Small foam tabs have been inserted to protect 

the keys during shipping. These must now be 
removed and can be thrown away. 

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Carefully put the sections back in the case in 
their proper compartments!

4.  HOW TO PUT YOUR NEW FLUTE TOGETHER

A.

Protective Caps and Tenon Grease

•   Locate and remove the Head Joint and 

Middle Joint from the Case.

•   Remove the Protective Cap from the 

Middle Joint. Return it to the case. 

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•   Remove the Protective Cap from the 

Head Joint. Return it to the case. 

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•   Locate the Tenon Grease. Place a very 

small amount on your pointer fi nger. 

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•   On the area you just removed the Protective Cap, 

spread a very small amount of Tenon Grease. 

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BE CAREFUL!

Hold the Flute sections gently! Do not put a lot of 
pressure on the keys and rods If you bend these, 
your Flute will become very diffi cult to play.

Do not throw away the 2 Protective Caps. You will 
use them again and again.

Use Tenon Grease ONLY about once per week, not 
every time you play your fl ute.

B.

Attach the Head Joint to the Middle Joint

•   Gently hold the Head Joint in one hand and the 

Middle Joint in the other hand as shown. 

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•   Slowly push the 2 sections together using a back 

and forth motion.

•   When the 2 sections fi t tightly together, the 

Embouchure Hole on the Head Joint and the 
Suzuki Logo on the Middle Joint should line up 
as shown. 

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BE CAREFUL!

Push the 2 sections together carefully. Use a back 
and forth motion. Do not turn the parts around 
and around.

C. 

Now Attach the Foot Joint

•   Gently hold the assembled Head Joint and 

Middle Joint section in one hand, and the 
Foot Joint in the other as shown. 

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•   Now, slowly push the 2 sections together using a 

back and forth motion. 

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•   When the 2 sections fi t tightly together, the long 

rod of the Middle Joint and the center of the keys 
on the Foot Joint should line up as shown. 

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BE CAREFUL!

If the thin ends of the fl ute parts do not fi t 
together easily then gently clean the ends with a 
dry cloth. Sometimes dirt gets on the joints and 
this makes them diffi cult to connect.

STOP!

Read This First Before You Assemble Your Flute

Did You Know This?

Your new Flute is 

manufactured by the 

Suzuki Corporation, the 

Worlds largest producer 

of musical instruments for 

education. We have been 

making the coolest musical 

instruments for your school and church for 
over 50 years! And now, we’ve designed a 
Flute that you can learn to play quickly and 
easily. We know you can’t wait to play in the 
band, marching band or orchestra and make 
exciting music together with all your friends. 
Playing a musical instrument, especially in a 
group, is an incredible experience. If you pay 
attention and study a little each day, pretty 
soon you will be amazed at the awesome 
music you will be able to perform. And 
your Suzuki Flute will perform for you too. 
Together, you’ll both have a really great time!

This Is A Precise And Delicate Instrument . . . 
Be Careful With It!

The Flute, as with all musical 
instruments, is a precise, yet delicate 
instrument. It has hundreds of very 
small parts, all coming together to 

create a beautiful musical 
instrument. You must be 
very careful when handling 
your new Flute, putting 
it together and taking it 
apart. We recommend that you 
let your music teacher show 
you how your new Flute should 
be assembled and dis-assembled. You’ll get 
the hang of it very quickly. In the meantime, 
read through this brochure now so you can 
get familiar with the assembly and care of 
your new Flute. And be careful!

Wanna Get Good On Your Instrument Real Fast?

Who is your favorite band or musician? 
Whether you like rock, pop, country or 
classical, you can be sure that all the best 
players had one thing in common . . . a 
private teacher. After your music teacher 
has shown you the basics of how to put 
your instrument together and how to play 
a few notes, its time to get some private 
instruction. Your music teacher may have 

some recommendations or may even 
be the perfect private teacher you are 
looking for. It’s a great way to get real 
good, real fast.

You can also visit our web site at 

www.suzukibandinstruments.com

If You Have Any Problems Or Questions About Your Flute, Call Us Toll Free. We Can Help You.

Do Not Return Your Flute To The Store!

1-800-854-1594

Summary of Contents for Master Class Series

Page 1: ... Assembly Care Maintenance Guide www suzukibandinstruments com Assembly Care Maintenance Guide M A S T E R C L A S S S E R I E S M A S T E R C L A S S S E R I E S ...

Page 2: ...apart We recommend that you let your music teacher show you how your new Flute should be assembled and dis assembled You ll get the hang of it very quickly In the meantime read through this brochure now so you can get familiar with the assembly and care of your new Flute And be careful Wanna Get Good On Your Instrument Real Fast Who is your favorite band or musician Whether you like rock pop count...

Page 3: ...e you will see the 3 sections the 3 sections B Accessories Your new Flute includes these accessories These 2 pictures show you what your Flute will look like when it has been completely assembled Read like when it has been completely assembled Read the next sections to learn how to put your the next sections to learn how to put your Flute together so that it looks like this Flute together so that ...

Page 4: ... very difficult to play Do not throw away the 2 Protective Caps You will use them again and again Use Tenon Grease ONLY about once per week not every time you play your flute B Attach the Head Joint to the Middle Joint Gently hold the Head Joint in one hand and the Middle Joint in the other hand as shown q Slowly push the 2 sections together using a back and forth motion When the 2 sections fit tight...

Page 5: ...nd forth motion Set it aside q C Cleaning your Flute Insert the Cleaning Rod with attached Cleaning Cloth into the Head Joint Pull it back and forth a few times Do NOT put the Cleaning Rod all the way into the Head Joint It is not open on the far end q Separate the Middle Joint and the Foot Joint using a a gentle back and forth motion Do NOT turn the instrument sections around and around w Place t...

Page 6: ...back and forth motion when putting together or taking apart your Flute sections DO Replace the 2 plastic End Caps back on the Middle and Head Joints after use DO Put each section back in the correct compartment in the Case DO S DON TS DON T Force the sections into the Case DON T Close the lid if it seems difficult DON T Eat while playing DON T Turn the Flute sections around and around DON T Press h...

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