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Does a bassoon have a higher sound than a flute?
A bassoon has a lower sound than a flute.
When the same note is played on a sitar and a flute the sound produced can be distinguished from each other because of the difference in?
Quality only
How does a flute make sound?
You blow into the Flute's mouth, The sound comes out the rear end.
What instrument family does the flute belong to - why?
The flute belongs to the woodwind family. Flutes were, at one time, made of wood, and their sound is produced by wind going through them and forming a moving column of air.
How does a d note sound on the flute?
exactly how a d note should sound on a flute
Which type of wave is produced by flute?
Standing sound waves.
Does a bassoon have a higher sound than a flute?
A bassoon has a lower sound than a flute.
When the same note is played on a sitar and a flute the sound produced can be distinguished from each other because of the difference in?
Quality only
What is tipanu in Palawan?
filipino visayan musical instrument which is similar to flute with six finger holes;sound produced by blowing
How does a flute make sound?
You blow into the Flute's mouth, The sound comes out the rear end.
Does straw have a short a sound?
No. It has the diphthong AW sound, which is a caret O, as in saw (OR sound in the UK).
What instrument family does the flute belong to - why?
The flute belongs to the woodwind family. Flutes were, at one time, made of wood, and their sound is produced by wind going through them and forming a moving column of air.
How does a d note sound on the flute?
exactly how a d note should sound on a flute
What is a tipano musical instrument?
filipino visayan musical instrument which is similar to flute with six finger holes;sound produced by blowing
What does the flute sounds?
The Flute sound is very smooth, round, and mellow . . . sort of a "Who Who Whoooo" kind of sound.
What does the pan flute sound like?
an airy flute
How does a straw flute work?
When you blow on the end of the straw, the two pieces of the tip vibrate together. This makes a vibration, which is necessary to make sound. But the tips don't just vibrate at any old frequency. No sir! The vibration travels down the straw, and reflects from the end. This sets up a wave in the air in the straw; the vibration will bounce back and forth between the two ends. It is this vibration that you are hearing! Changing the length of the straw (by clipping it off, or by making a straw trombone) changes the time necessary for the vibration to travel up and down the straw, and so changes the pitch. And making a hole in the straw, so it is like a real flute, lets the vibration bounce off from where the hole is, which will also change the pitch!
