That would be the flute. The flute is made of metal, but it was originally made of wood.
Well a flute can be compared to a recorder because they are both played by blowing air out of your mouth to produce sound. The difference is just that a flute is blown ACROSS and a recorder is blown INTO.
When you blow into a flute, the lip plate should split your breath. Half of your breath goes into the flute and half goes over top of it. Closing the key holes produces different pitches. The whistling sound is made by the breath that travels across the opening of the flute.
Flutes, i play flute and i dont need a reed
I'm a woodwind player and I know that a lot of instruments can produce fast and lively sounds such as the piccolo and flute.
There are several bands that currently produce flutes music. Some of which are Newtown Defenders Flute Band, and the Cambuslang Brittania flute band. These groups are dedicated to flute music.
That would be the flute. The flute is made of metal, but it was originally made of wood.
The main flute sizes are the piccolo, concert flute, alto flute, and bass flute. The size of the flute affects the pitch and tone of the sound produced. Smaller flutes like the piccolo produce higher pitches and brighter tones, while larger flutes like the bass flute produce lower pitches and richer tones.
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Well a flute can be compared to a recorder because they are both played by blowing air out of your mouth to produce sound. The difference is just that a flute is blown ACROSS and a recorder is blown INTO.
The air!
Picolo (a really tiny flute)
A pan flute produces sound when air is blown across the top of the tubes, creating vibrations that produce musical notes. The length of each tube determines the pitch of the note produced.
A flute produces sound when a player blows air across a hole in the instrument, creating vibrations in the air column inside the flute. These vibrations travel through the flute and are amplified by the instrument's shape and material, producing the sound that we hear.
Higher
No. Just 2 lips and some lungs.
When you blow into a flute, the lip plate should split your breath. Half of your breath goes into the flute and half goes over top of it. Closing the key holes produces different pitches. The whistling sound is made by the breath that travels across the opening of the flute.