Flute

If you are looking for a second instrument to learnt to play and you started on flute, it really depends on what you want. If you feel like confusing yourself, try an instrument in bass clef. If you are looking for something relatively easy to learn, try and instrument on treble clef, like clarinet or saxaphone.

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If you have a cleaning rod, push it through. You could also use an unbent hanger. The safest thing would be to take it to a repair shop. They'll usually remove it for free.

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Can you be more specific with the sound description?

Divje Babe flute was created in 1995.

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maybe a baby flute -_-

the first flute was really a recorder and it slowly evolved into a flute

the piccolo has a higher pitch than a flute but a piccolo can get as silent as a flute it just depends on how good of a player you are . Any instrument can go from playing very soft to playing very loud music. Piccolos are the highest pitched instrument in a band and even if your not playing loud you can be heard over the rest of the band trust me i play the piccolo and i play very loud caz i like people to know i am playing.

I would recommend calling your local flute dealer (or repair tech would also be a great avenue, as they usually Cary a book of serial numbers for various brands).

Or check places such as Ebay, Craigs List, or Musiciansfriend.com for flutes of the same make and model to see what they are selling for.

always take into consideration that value is largely dependent on condition

Not sure what you mean. You're not supposed to cover the embouchure hole, but if you miss an open-hole key or don't cover it well, it will sound out of key and maybe squeak.

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yehh... uhm. im sitten right next to Brittany moss nd she dus NOT know how to play the flute. sorry to burst your bubble nd everthing but she rlly dusnt kno how.

First, you have to make sure you are blowing into the mouthpiece right. Your lips should go near the hole so that air can be pushed and the sound will be different each time you change the keys. With saying that, you should practice the scales such as the major and minor scales. By then, you should have memorized them so you can get all of the notes down. Before playing any music, tune yourself to make sure your flute is not too flat or too sharp. When that is done, there are several quirks to know about the flute. When you want to trill, such as a a B flat, you hit the bottom key rapidly, such as with other notes. If you want your flute to sound good, you should try to make the note tremble, which tends to happen accidently when a flutist is nervous.

I bought a 17 hole Rosetti. It played great for about a month, then the keys started getting out of alignment, some of the felt spacers fell off, and then the pads fell apart.

I don't suggest buying one.

not totaly sure what you mean but i think its woodwind

hope i helped : )

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There are over a million instements, but here are the most common: Tuba, Flute, Violin, Viola, Piano, Xylaphone, Bells, Keyboard, Timpany, French horn, Recorder,(alto & tenner) Saxaphone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Umphratone, Trombone, Tamborine, Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Triangle, Claves, Marachas, Cellos[pronounced Chello], Trumpet, and more. There are many varations of the instraments, like Alto and Bass, ect.

I'd say not because clarinet is way to easy flute even sounds peaceful

It's a recital where the performer is playing on the flute. A recital is when a solo performer plays usually only one piece, often memorized (thus:recital).

Yes, they are. The piccolo, a small version of the flute, is the lightest.

Depends on the saxophone!

For Bb Tenor or Soprano Sax raise everything a whole tone:

e.g. a C chord becomes a D, a Bb becomes a C, an E becomes an F#

For Eb Alto or Baritone Sax lower everything a minor third

eg. a C chord becomes an A, a Bb becomes a G, an E becomes a C#

Hope that helps!