Flute

I have 2 of them, and they both were excellent quality and craftsmanship and play very nicely. Some people may say otherwise without ever trying one due to their low cost, but they simply are uninformed traditionalists who won't give a small company a chance. I have many brands of flutes, like yamaha and gemeinhardt and armstrong, but the lazaro plays easier than any of the others I have.

Probably wood, but it might not have been a flute as we know it in modern times. It is a 'woodwind' instrument afterall.

It's how you hold your mouth and use your mouth muscles when playing a musical instrument.

Expressivo means expressive in musical terms. This means that the music piece should be played with emotion and that it should force feelings to occur in a person. Dynamics is a very good way of making a piece expressive.

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.

Usually student-level, mass produced flutes, by yamaha, gemeindhart, jupiter, etc. They're generally silver plated with pretty basic manufacturing.

You can change the shape inside your mouth, your lip shape (embouchure) , vary the vibrato intensity and pitch change, use resonators in your nasal cavity and the bottom of the back of your head, open your throat as if yawning, use your diaphragm more to lift notes and play long notes just generally messing around with all aspects of your playing until you find what works!

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It is the way you project your sound, every person sounds different, but all sound can be made beautiful through tonalization practices.

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!

The very first flute to appear was in the 1790's. That was the very first one so it was made out of wood, not brass.

Heyy ,, I would just like to know the intresting facts about a flute as i chose music for my G.C.S.E Course and i will be also be studying music in University. All those experts out there, Please tell me some facts about the flute. I can help you there but you will have to ask specific questions if you want the answers. I studied GCSE music, and am on my final year of A level music and am also continuing it onto University for music and luckly i am a flute player so ask away :)
Flutes is the album, published 2001 Some facts about the flute is that well the. Oldest flutes are made out of bones. Later on flutes are found which were made out of wood or bambooh.

You can wash any flute if you were expecting to change all the pads on the flute. Otherwise the water could change how the pads cover the holes on the flute. In other words the pads should cover the holes completely in order for the flute to blow properly. If your concern is for the flute to be clean enough for another person to use it, usually you would be concerned with cleaning the headjoint, particularly the lip plate that touches the lower lip when you play the flute. Hope this helps. alvidovich@yahoo.com

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In the game, the flute, also called the Loompa Whistle, can be found by following the directions in the Letter From Willie Wonka, which you should receive on Day 5.

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a-natural, b-flat, and c-natural(C)

They are different in shape and size. A tuba is much larger and therefore has a lower resonating frequency, and more room in the audible frequency range for harmonics.

No, or the flute will get messed up.

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It varies greatly. A flutist who plays in a local symphony or band may only make a couple of thousand (or maybe even nothing!) a year. A lot of performing is volunteering. If you are one of the very few flutists who make it into a world class orchestra (such as the Chicago Symphony), you may make 35,000- 70,000 a year depending on your position in the orchestra. Keep in mind making an orchestra of such a high caliber is very, very unlikely. Most flutists have other jobs, often teaching flute lessons, because the salary for performing is more often than not NOT enough to pay the bills. Musicians generally do not play for the salary, but they do it for their passion or music.

The letters on the flute are just the alphabet from A to G. I'm in band, so I know that. But I also wanted to know. Is a flute easy to learn? I mean, I don't play flute. I play clarinet. I want to start learning flute, but when I picked up my aunt's flute and looked up how to play Mary had a little lamb, I freaked. It was SO hard.