Muramatsu EXIII Concert Flute Overview

The Muramatsu EXIII is a professional concert flute from a respected Japanese maker known for refined handwork, responsive headjoint design, and a centered tonal concept. Positioned as an accessible entry into Muramatsu's handmade flute family, the EXIII is widely considered by advancing and professional players seeking a flexible instrument for serious ensemble, solo, and teaching work.

Muramatsu EXIII Concert Flute Specifications

• Instrument Type: C concert flute
• Model: EXIII
• Headjoint Material: Solid silver
• Body and Keys: Silver-plated nickel silver
• R:  Ring keys (open-hole French model)
• B: B footjoint (range extends to low B)
• O: Offset G key
• Case: Fitted hard case with zippered case cover
• Accessories: Pull-through swab, open-hole plugs, polishing cloth, and cleaning cloth
• Serial Number: 100678

Condition & Setup

This instrument is brand new with the full manufacturer's warranty. It has been professionally set up and play-tested. 

Who the EXIII Concert Flute Is For

The EXIII is well suited to advanced students, conservatory players, teachers, and professionals who value a centered sound, articulate response, and nuanced tonal control. An entry-level handmade Muramatsu flute with a professional-quality mechanism. Its open-hole keywork supports refined finger technique, while the offset G offers an ergonomic alternative to an inline configuration. A familiar professional configuration for orchestral, wind ensemble, chamber, solo, and studio applications.

Common Questions About the Muramatsu EXIII

How does the EXIII fit within the Muramatsu flute lineup?

The EXIII provides access to Muramatsu's handmade design approach and silver headjoint in a configuration intended for advanced and professional use. It is often considered by players moving into a serious long-term instrument without stepping into Muramatsu's more extensively silver models.

What do the B footjoint and offset G contribute?

The B footjoint extends the flute's written range to low B and adds mass at the lower end of the instrument. The offset G places the left-hand G keys in a position many players find more natural and comfortable.

What playing settings suit the EXIII?

The EXIII is designed for demanding ensemble and solo work, including orchestra, wind ensemble, chamber music, teaching, and audition preparation. Its tonal flexibility also makes it a practical choice for professional doubling and studio use.