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Which is worse flute or saxophone?
Flute is worse. Saxophone is easier and more fun to play then flute.
What do you call the buttons you press whilst playing the flute?
The Keys
Which keys do you press on flute?
Why exactly do you want to know? If you are just learning how to play the flute, then the keys are where you put your fingers. Each note you play has a different combination of keys you press down and keys you leave up.
What are good flutes for beginners?
I believe the pearl flute is a good flute for beginners as the keys you are not ment to press have the join on the top, so it discourages from pressing the wrong keys, and gets you used too pressing the home keys.
How many key sare there on a flute?
There are 16 keys that you can actually press including various trill keys and the keys associated with low b. (I worded it that way because there are more key mechanisms on the instrument but you never have to actually touch those they automatically get depressed when u push down their corresponding key)
How many keys does a simple flute have altogether?
19
What are the flute keys called?
Keys
What do you press to play a flute?
well, to play a flute you need to press many different things. I recommend lessons to learn.
How many valves are there on a saxophone?
A saxophone does not have valves but it instead has keys. There are about 23 keys on a saxophone including a special F# key. Most of the side keys are used for playing high above the staff notes as well as low notes.
How do you use a flute?
To play a flute, you hold it up to your mouth, but don't cover the mouthpiece with your mouth. Blow air across the mouthpiece, and press down keys in different combinations to get out different notes. (See a flute fingering chart.)
What is the difference between a western flute and a Indian flute?
a regular flute has covered metal keys, and some have metal keys with holes in them. indian flutes are made of bamboo and have no keys, only holes
Is a piccolo flute a sting instrument?
No, a piccolo is just (technically) a smaller flute. It doesn't have as many keys (for lower notes), and plays everything an octave higher than a flute would.
