Buying Your First Piccolo - Pearl Grenaditte PFP105E Piccolo with High Wave Headjoint Review

I'm a band director and flute/piccolo specialist, and I give you a brief overview of considerations when purchasing a piccolo as an intermediate player. I also give my quick review of the Pearl Grenaditte Piccolo. This is also a great primer if you are a parent/guardian of a young piccolo player and you're looking to purchase an instrument for your kid.
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[@TMITMHome]

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[@paulineb66]

I play on an old Bundy piccolo I bought for $200. That piccolo looks nice, but the price is high. Wow.

[@TMITMHome]

Honestly, I think this is a great deal for an all-purpose instrument. It really depends on what type of ensembles you're playing with. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.

[@chrisperyagh]

Pearl piccolo cases are MASSIVE compared to many other piccolo cases. Yamaha YPC-81/82 (and possibly the 91/92) cases are much smaller and still have room in them for two headjoints.

[@TMITMHome]

Yeah, I agree that the case is much bigger. I'm also a big fan of the Yamaha piccs.