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What is the name of a flute played in the military bands?
Known as a "Fife," this small instrument is typically used in military or marching bands. It is similar to a flute, but louder and more shrill than a piccolo. It is classified as a woodwind, a wind instrument, or an aerophone. The fife originated in medieval Europe and someone who plays the fife is called a fifer. The word 'fife' comes from the German word "Pfeife," meaning 'pipe.'
What do you call someone who plays the Lute?
lute player
What do you call someone who plays the trumpet alone?
It is called a solo. The texture is called 'monophonic' texture (it means "with no accompaniment").
What do you call someone who plays the synth?
a "Synth Player" or "Synthesizer Player"
Where is fife?
fife is in Scotland a few miles up from Edinburgh. Dunfermline is the main cit of fife. fife borders Perth and tayside.
Who Plays Fife in the Beauty and the Beast The Enchanted Christmas?
Paul Reubens (Pee-Wee Herman) plays FIFE
What is the name of a flute played in the military bands?
Known as a "Fife," this small instrument is typically used in military or marching bands. It is similar to a flute, but louder and more shrill than a piccolo. It is classified as a woodwind, a wind instrument, or an aerophone. The fife originated in medieval Europe and someone who plays the fife is called a fifer. The word 'fife' comes from the German word "Pfeife," meaning 'pipe.'
What MLB team does Stephen Fife play for?
Stephen Fife plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
What are you called if you live in fife?
They call themselves 'Fifers'.
What do you call someone who plays the bass?
A bassist
What do you call someone who plays an accordion?
an "accordionist"
What do you call someone who plays the guitar?
A guitarist.
What do you call someone who plays guitar?
a guitarist
What do you call someone who plays the organ?
An organist
What do you call someone who plays the harmonica?
a harmonist.
What does the name fife mean?
The name Fife as a first name is quite uncommon and usually means someone from Fife-shire Scotland. As a surname it came from Scottish Gaelic, originally fib, who was a pictish hero and later in time changed to fife
What do you call someone who plays lute?
lute player
