Flute

the awnser is the flute has diffrent tones like do re mi fal sol la si do

(I'm going to show the keys and notes as o's, the ones you must hold down will be x's)

D- o ooxx ooxxx (Thumb on the bottom key, pinkie not down) skip the very first tiny button,put your index finger on the next one,skip the next,middle finger on the next,ring finger on the next button.skip two, then put your index finger (right hand) on the next, put your middle finger next and your ring finger last, keep your pinkie up!

E flat- o ooxx ooxxx (Thumb on the bottom key, pinkie down) do the same as for the D but put your pinkie down.

F-o xoxx ooxoo (thumb on the bottom key, pinkie down) Skip the very first tiny button, put your index finger on the next one, skip the next, middle finger on the next and ring finger on the next. Skip two buttons and put your index finger (right hand) on the next button, skip two and put your pinkie down.

Thats all. Sorry if its confusing :P

(The o's and x's are if you are holding the flute in playing position and looking at the buttons from above)

It's called a Melodica.

John Dunbar

• Assay Laws
• B Footjoint
• C# Trill Key
• Closed Holes
• Conical / Cylindrical Bore (piccolos)
• Curved Headjoint
• Drawn Tone Holes
• E Mechanism ('E-Mech')
• G / A trill key
• Gizmo
• High G# (mainly piccolos)
• Inline Keys
• Materials Descriptions
• Offset Keys
• Open G# Mechanism
• Open Holes
• Pinless Mechanism
• Reformed Lip Plate
• Reversed Thumb Keys
• Riser
• Roller Keys
• Seamed Tubing
• Straubinger Pads
• Soldered Tone Holes

Mathieu Dufour plays a Powell flute with a LaFin headjoint.

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The piccolo has the highest pitch, then the standard flute, and then alto.

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G,Bb,A,G,Eb,D.

sounds the most like it

the only ones i know of off the top of my head would be the Eb Alto CLarinet and the Alto Sax both also double parts for the FRench Horn

flute, you have to have your mouth a certain way for the trumpet but you only have to blow the flute

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I would suggest starting at your local music store - if they don't carry it they may be able to order it for you. Otherwise, search the internet and see if you can find the sheet music somewhere.

D Bb C D Eb C C A Bb C D Bb D Bb C D Eb C F F F Eb D C Bb

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If its metal then it'll crack easily. The best thing to do is to get sandpaper and rough up the exterior of the flute to help the paint stick. Also, use a sealer or gloss afterwards.

Actually, you just use the conductors baton thingy. :)

lol, im so bad with names.

I start on a g on an e-flat major scale (so b, e, and a are all flats).

play G, B, D, G, B, D, G...... for however many octaves you want to cover.

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