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Flute
The flute, a reedless instrument in the woodwind family of instruments, has a unique sound in both bands and orchestras. Questions about flutes, flute players, and flute music belong here.
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How many flute parts are in Richard Comello's Sparkling Flutes?
Two solo parts and one tutti (all in part with band/accompaniment)
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Great piece!
Definitely not. Trills are common for flutes, for sure, but there are many other instruments that musicians with the proper skills can execute a trill. Piano trills are popular in classical music. Clarinets, guitars, some brass instruments (with a lip trill produced by changing the embouchure), oboes, and bowed instruments (especially the violin and viola) all can play a trill. Talented vocalists can also trill.
yeah i have an Hsing Hai acoustic guitar and it sounds awesome.
Where can you find free flute music for sleigh ride?
You will be able to obtain a copy of Christmas Sleigh Ride as a free download from the following address: http://www.free-scores.com/download-sheet-music.php?pdf=7988
Traditional tunes such as this are relatively easy to locate online as copyright free downloads. Free Scores is always worth a look. Other sites that provide free downloads for a variety of instruments include 8Notes (www.8notes.com) and FluteInfo (www.fluteinfo.com)
What is interesting about Prokofiev's sonata for piano and flute?
It is possibly one of the hardest and longest pieces for flute or piano in the standard repertoire and it requires a huge amount of stamina, technique and projection to sound over such a substantial piano part. It also includes a lot of high D's. Being so repetitive, one has to really work at keeping the interest there at all the time. However, it's a great energetic work and can be spectacular when performed well.
It made more success as a transcription for violin and piano sonata as requested by David Oistrakh (Op. 94b).
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No, Flutes are musical instrunments./ Musical instruments have mutes. Like violin, trumpet, trombone, etc. But flutes, do not. -BJ
There is no such thing as a reed flute; flutes have an embouchure hole that you blow across, down, into the hole, above the hole or straight on the hole. If a flute were to have a reed it would be held down, like the oboe or clarinet. There are, however, wooden flutes. If you are good at fingering on the flute but blowing on the reed, I suggest an oboe, as they are a reed instrument and have a similar fingering. The oboe is a very unique instrument. There are usually about 3 in a college band.
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The word 'flute' comes from the Latin word 'flare' which means to flow. Most student flutes are made of silver-plated metal such as yellow brass, which is 70% copper and 30% zinc. Silver-plating gives the flute a more mellow sound. Most professionals play on solid silver flutes (silver content 92.5%) although some, like James Galway, play on flutes made of other metals.
Flute-makers have to do a five year apprenticeship. The hardest part to get right is the head-joint. If this is wrong the flute will never sound good. The head-joint is conical. The lip plate is shaped and the embouchure hole cut by hand to the right size with the blowing edge at the correct angle for the breath to vibrate the column of air in the body of the flute. The top end is stopped by a crown. This holds the cork inside the tube by means of a screw. Moving this cork minutely changes the length of the column of air and therefore the relative pitch of every note played.
A Flute is 67cm long (C Foot joint) and weighs 400-600g. The constant bore of the body and foot joint is 19mm.
The rest of the flute is made from two pieces of tube with a constant bore. It takes more than 150 pillars, rods, keys, rollers and springs to make a flute.
Three pieces are taken from a length of metal tube. The holes are cut and the metal around each hole is pulled up to form a chimney. A strap of metal is soldered onto the body, and another is added to the footjoint. Next, metal pillars are welded onto these.
Meanwhile, all the keys are being cut and shaped. Once this is done, they can be sorted into groups and soldered by hand. Next a piece of metal called the riser is fitted to the headjoint. The Lip Plate is placed on top of this and all three are soldered together. Then the embouchure hole is cut.
All the different parts are now ready to be polished. Now it's plated. The flutes are placed in racks in special baths and coated with silver. Pads are fitted and felts and corks are added in places to stop keys from rubbing against each other.
Finally the tuning cork and the crown are added. The flute is then tuned and electronically checked before being dispatched to the retailers.
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Notes for old mcdonaeld had a farm for the flute?
Eb Eb Eb Bb C C Bb
G G F F Eb
Bb Eb Eb Eb Bb C C Bb
G G F F Eb
Bb Bb Eb Eb Eb
Bb Bb Eb Eb Eb
Eb Eb Eb
Eb Eb Eb
Eb Eb Eb Bb C C Bb
G G F F Eb Bb Bb C Bb D Eb
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What isPiston concerto for flute and orchestra?
It is a flute/orchestra concerto written by Walter Piston, an American classical music composer. Piston wrote a number of works, as well as four books on music theory and composition. In addition, he taught many more famous composers, including Leonard Bernstein and Leroy Anderson.
How does a pan flute work using the word intensity?
Intensity
definiton: extreame strngth or force.
Sentence: The cheerleaders had a lot of intensity at the football game!
An aulete is an alternative name for a flautist - a person who plays the flute.
How can you get sheet music for flute for close to you by the cure?
you can either go to a music store or find it on ebay or something
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well to make a cord is to take the next two notes lets say there is a cords that sounds like a c on the song well the cord would be an ( e natural or an a natural) you just have to take a guess on what the cord sounds like in the song
I've been a flute player for 6 year
What year was the first flute made?
The flute appeared in different forms and locations around the world. A three-holed flute made from a mammoth tusk was discovered in 2004, and two flutes made from swans' bones excavated a decade earlier are among the oldest known musical instruments. The flute has been dated to prehistoric times. A fragment of the femur of a juvenile cave bear, with two to four holes, found at Divje Babe in Slovenia and dated to about 43,100 years ago, may also be an early flute.
