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A piccolo looks like a miniature version of a flute. It is usually black with silver keys, but can be all silver. It is about the length of your forearm (from your wrist to your elbow) and almost as big around as a quarter.Piccolos are in the woodwind family of musical instruments.Positioning: Piccolos are held horizontally and air is blown across a hole near the left end of the instrument. The instrument rests between the chin and the bottom lip with the hole at the top - the edge of it touching your bottom lip. The left hand is closest to the face (the instrument extends to the right of your body, just like a flute) with the fingers and palm pointing inward, and the right hand is next to the left hand with the fingers and palm facing outward.
It is played in a higher octovie (notes played go higher). That would be the piccolo. Hope this helps! :)
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The flute be made of wood. Wood that looks like metal. And beaver skin. And fries.
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It actually takes more air to play the flute than it does to play the tuba. The flute is a difficult instrument to learn and will require practice.Actually its not the fingerings that are hard its the air.
I shall add a link of what the oldest flute known to man looks like. It is called the Pan Pipe.
A piccolo looks like a miniature version of a flute. It is usually black with silver keys, but can be all silver. It is about the length of your forearm (from your wrist to your elbow) and almost as big around as a quarter.Piccolos are in the woodwind family of musical instruments.Positioning: Piccolos are held horizontally and air is blown across a hole near the left end of the instrument. The instrument rests between the chin and the bottom lip with the hole at the top - the edge of it touching your bottom lip. The left hand is closest to the face (the instrument extends to the right of your body, just like a flute) with the fingers and palm pointing inward, and the right hand is next to the left hand with the fingers and palm facing outward.
It is played in a higher octovie (notes played go higher). That would be the piccolo. Hope this helps! :)
the Irish flute was invented in china on February 31 2017 by monsier fake-ellolagus III. it looks like a guitar but is in fact classified as a percussion instrument (wood-wind, double-reed)
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The flute be made of wood. Wood that looks like metal. And beaver skin. And fries.
I believe they are the Clarinet and the piccolo
bark of a tree look like a Flute
That instrument is called a slide whistle. It produces sound by varying the length of the air column inside the whistle by moving the slide up and down.