Songs of Glimmerwick Guide | How to Get All Flutes
This guide lists the answer combinations for all six flutes, so you can choose the instrument you want instead of relying on random answers.
Game Guide by Amaya on Oct 14, 2026
Songs of Glimmerwick has 6 known flute types, each obtained by choosing a specific combination of answers when speaking to Bristlecone, the flute maker. These flutes are Cobalt Juniper, Elder Rosemary, Ghost Pine, Ochrebark, Rusted Oak, and Wenge.

How to Get All Flutes in Songs of Glimmerwick
1. Cobalt Juniper Flute
Choose any of the following answer combinations to get the Cobalt Juniper flute:
Acorn – Salted – Sea – 1000
Acorn – Salted – Waterfall – 1000
Acorn – Pickled – Rain – 1000
Acorn – Pickled – Brook – 1000
Acorn – Spiced – Rain – 1000
Acorn – Spiced – Brook – 1000
Acorn – Honeyed – Sea – 1000
Acorn – Honeyed – Waterfall – 1000
Dew – Salted – Sea – 1000
Dew – Salted – Waterfall – 1000
Dew – Pickled – Rain – 1000
Dew – Pickled – Brook – 1000
Dew – Spiced – Rain – 1000
Dew – Spiced – Brook – 1000
Dew – Honeyed – Sea – 1000
Dew – Honeyed – Waterfall – 1000

2. Elder Rosemary Flute
Choose any of the following answer combinations to get the Elder Rosemary flute:
Acorn – Pickled – Sea – 1000
Acorn – Pickled – Waterfall – 1000
Acorn – Spiced – Sea – 1000
Acorn – Spiced – Waterfall – 1000
Dew – Pickled – Sea – 1000
Dew – Pickled – Waterfall – 1000
Dew – Spiced – Sea – 1000
Dew – Spiced – Waterfall – 1000

3. Ghost Pine Flute
Choose any of the following answer combinations to get the Ghost Pine flute:
Crystal – Pickled – Sea – 1000
Crystal – Pickled – Waterfall – 1000
Crystal – Spiced – Sea – 1000
Crystal – Spiced – Waterfall – 1000
Spark – Pickled – Sea – 1000
Spark – Pickled – Waterfall – 1000
Spark – Spiced – Sea – 1000
Spark – Spiced – Waterfall – 1000

4. Ochrebark Flute
Choose any of the following answer combinations to get the Ochrebark flute:
Crystal – Salted – Rain – 1000
Crystal – Salted – Brook – 1000
Crystal – Pickled – Rain – 1000
Crystal – Pickled – Brook – 1000
Crystal – Spiced – Rain – 1000
Crystal – Spiced – Brook – 1000
Crystal – Honeyed – Rain – 1000
Crystal – Honeyed – Brook – 1000
Spark – Salted – Rain – 1000
Spark – Salted – Brook – 1000
Spark – Pickled – Rain – 1000
Spark – Pickled – Brook – 1000
Spark – Spiced – Rain – 1000
Spark – Spiced – Brook – 1000
Spark – Honeyed – Rain – 1000
Spark – Honeyed – Brook – 1000

5. Rusted Oak Flute
Choose any of the following answer combinations to get the Rusted Oak flute:
Crystal – Salted – Sea – 1000
Crystal – Salted – Waterfall – 1000
Crystal – Honeyed – Sea – 1000
Crystal – Honeyed – Waterfall – 1000
Spark – Salted – Sea – 1000
Spark – Salted – Waterfall – 1000
Spark – Honeyed – Sea – 1000
Spark – Honeyed – Waterfall – 1000

6. Wenge Flute
Choose any of the following answer combinations to get the Wenge flute:
Acorn – Salted – Rain – 1000
Acorn – Salted – Brook – 1000
Acorn – Honeyed – Rain – 1000
Acorn – Honeyed – Brook – 1000
Dew – Salted – Rain – 1000
Dew – Salted – Brook – 1000
Dew – Honeyed – Rain – 1000
Dew – Honeyed – Brook – 1000

Final Thoughts
Songs of Glimmerwick currently has six known flute types, and your answers to Bristlecone's questions determine which flute you receive. Use the combinations above to choose your preferred instrument. If you discover another flute type or a new combination, share it to help expand the list.
FAQ
Q. How many flute types are there in Songs of Glimmerwick?
A. There are six known types: Cobalt Juniper, Elder Rosemary, Ghost Pine, Ochrebark, Rusted Oak, and Wenge.
Q. Where do you get your flute in Songs of Glimmerwick?
A. You get your flute from Bristlecone, the flute maker you meet near the beginning of the game.
Q. Does choosing one week or 1,000 years change the flute?
A. The final answer reportedly does not affect the flute type. You can choose either option, although 1,000 years is a funnier answer.
Q. Can you get a different flute by changing your answers?
A. Yes. Choose a different combination of answers when speaking to Bristlecone to obtain a different flute type.
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