Recorder   (translated from French)
Recorder Recorders flûte with nozzle is one instrument ... all the instruments "with nozzle". Strictly speaking, recorder (soft flute, flute of England, flute with nine holes) is an instrument ...
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Talk:Recorder flute
Talk:Recorder flute I question the wisdom of moving this article from "the recorder." Wasn't that a better name than "recorder flute"? Yes, it's imperfect--but, I ...
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Recorder
Recorder For other uses, see Recorder (disambiguation). Various recorders The recorder is a woodwind musical instrument of the ... include the tin whistle and ocarina. The recorder is end-blown and the mouth of ... finger holes and a tapered bore. The recorder was popular from mediaeval times but ...
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Flute
Flute This article is about the musical instrument ... see Fluyt. For the drinkware, see Champagne flute. The flute is a musical instrument of the woodwind family. Unlike other woodwind instruments, a flute produces its sound from the flow of ... a reed. A musician who plays the flute is generally referred to as either ...
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Recorder   (translated from Japanese)
Recorder RecorderAir lead/read (nothing 簧) wooden bobbin ... it is the same air lead/read flute FluteSo vis-a-vis being,PipeSo it is. Soprano recorder The player the bundle of the air ... is maintained uniformly vis-a-vis the flute, the device of the song mouth (block ... ease . Furthermore, as for name of the recorder, "those which are recorded (recorder)" with ...
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Flute   (translated from French)
Flute For the homonymous articles, to see Flute (homonymy). Flute is the surname of a whole series ... hone, métal , plastic ... The origins of the flute go up with préhistoire . In 1750 , one ... and Johann George Tromlitz. One distinguishes: fifre recorder flute Irish flute panpipes aulos, flute ...
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Talk:Flute
Talk:Flute I find it somewhat bothersome that a ... In non-fipple flutes, especially the concert flute and piccolo, the player must form and ... called an embouchure. This makes the transverse flute's pitch and timbre more instantly expressive ... In non-fipple flutes, especially the concert flute and piccolo, the player must form and ... with his lips. This makes the transverse flute's pitch and timbre more instantly ...
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Treble recorder   (translated from Dutch)
Treble recorder treble recorder a type is blokfluit . It has the ... same form as sopraanblokfluit, only the treble recorder is longer and has he a larger dia meter. The treble recorder produces a sound lower than the sopraanblokfluit. The treble recorder is niet transponerend instrument but stand ...
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Recorder (disambiguation)
Recorder (disambiguation) Recorder may refer to one of the following. Recorder, a flute-like woodwind musical instrument. In German it ... sound, visual, or other information; see tape recorder, video cassette recorder, flight data recorder (" ...
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block-system flute quartet   (translated from Dutch)
block-system flute quartet block-system flute quartet exist from: sopraan blokfluit , treble recorder, tenorblokfluit and bass block-system flute. The most known Dutch block-system flute quartet is the Amsterdam Loeki Stardust ...
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