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column of air.
Flutes produce sound when the player's air
flows across an opening. In the Hornbostel–Sachs
classification system,
flutes are edge-blown...
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transverse flute arrived in
Europe from Asia via the
Byzantine Empire,
where it
migrated to
Germany and France.
These flutes became known as "German
flutes" to...
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perpendicular to the
flute's body length.
Transverse flutes include the
Western concert flute, the
Irish flute, the
Indian classical flutes (the
bansuri and...
- alto
flute are
composed of
either closed hole or open hole keys. Most alto
flutes are made with
closed hole keys; the
Kingma system alto
flutes are available...
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Flute-In is the
debut album by
American jazz
flautist Bobbi Humphrey,
recorded in 1971 and
released on the Blue Note label. AllMusic's
Andrew Hamilton...
- on low
flutes,
including the hyperb****, in the
Monash University Flute Ensemble. Brame,
Jason (11
November 2020). "What Is The Hyperb****
Flute?". Notestem...
- embouchure, or use
alternative fingerings. B****
flutes often have a C foot
rather than the B foot
common to
other flutes. The
shorter tube
reduces acoustic resistance...
- hyperb****
flute. Subcontrab****
flutes are made
either in the key of G (pitched a
fourth below the contrab****
flute in C and two
octaves below the alto
flute in...
- Jazz
flute is the use of the
flute in jazz music.
While flutes were
sometimes pla**** in
ragtime and
early jazz ensembles, the
flute became established...
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instruments places this
group under the
heading "
Flutes with duct or duct
flutes." The
label "fipple
flute" is
frequently applied to
members of the subgroup...
