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Today I'm going to blog about my Flute. [SORRY BUT THESE PHOTOS ARE FROM GOOGLE, ALL OF THEM! SORRY I CAN'T TAKE PHOTOS OF MY OWN :( ] I actually have been taking lessons at my school since (I think) March. Strangely enough, the Flute uses up the equivalent amount of air used to make a sound on the Baritone. The flute is a very interesting instrumental music instrument. In order to make a noise on the flute, you have to blow across a mouthpiece attached to the rest of the flute. The flute consists of three different parts:
1-The mouthpiece
2-The Flute body
3-The end part of the flute body (A place to put your small finger to play different notes. e.g: E flat, B flat, C sharp etc....)
Here are some photos:
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| This is a piccolo. A piccolo is basically a super high-pitched version of the original Flute |
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| This is what a flute that has been kept looks like. |
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| The complete Flute when assembled. |
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| A complete diagram of the flute |
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The flute body joint (The place where you play most of the notes)
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| This is the foot joints that students get when learning the Flute. |
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| This is the flute foot joint for people who have mastered the Flute and can play it well. |
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| Flute mouthpiece joint |
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