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If you are asking the maximum decibel level a Flute generates, a hint is in the finding that in measurements taken at the flute itself, rather than at a distance, audiologists have recorded a peak output of more than 120 decibels.

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The flutes highest note is a C four octaves higher than the middle C on the piano.

Edit: However, composers write notes higher than that because they are possible to play. They are not considered "real" notes but they do exist. Most common notes to play above C are C#/Db and D. It is possible to play notes above that but they are very rare. These higher notes are typically found written only in contemporary music.

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Most music written for flute ranges from concert middle c to the c two octaves above that. The lowest note a normal concert flute can play is the a on the first line of the bass clef, with a special footjoint, and the highest that I'm aware of is C an octave above that, or C8.

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The pitch of a Western Concert Flute in C ranges from middle C to C 3 octaves higher. Flutes with a special foot joint can reach the B below middle C

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Unfortunately, as in ANY instrument, the decibels is directly related to how loud you play it. There are no net values, the louder you play, the more decibels it will generate. Sorry :(

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