10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FIPPLE FLUTE»
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1
The Essential Guide to Irish
Flute and Tin Whistle
A FIPPLE FLUTE The tin whistle is an end-blown, vertically-held, six-hole
fippleflute, in the same family as the recorder and numerous other fipple flutes
found throughout world musical traditions. In fipple flutes, tone is produced by
blowing air ...
2
My Complete Story of the
Flute: The Instrument, the ...
THE FIPPLE FLUTE. After the prolonged silence following the disappearance of
the ancient Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians, the first flute to make its appearance
was a vertical flute. Less skill was required in blowing if a "beak" or mouthpiece ...
Leonardo De Lorenzo, 1992
3
The Essential Tin Whistle Toolbox
A FIPPLE FLUTE The tin whistle is an end-blown, vertically-held, six-hole fipple
flute, in the same family as the recorder and numerous other fipple flutes found
throughout world musical traditions. In fipple flutes, tone is produced by blowing
air ...
Grey Larsen, Yates, Richard, 2011
4
A Dictionary for the Modern Flutist
FINISHING. The process of completing the outer boundary of something, such as
completing the surface of metal flute tubing by buffing, burnishing, or polishing.
See also pickle; ragging. FIPPLE FLUTE. Usually, a duct flute (e.g., recorder, ...
5
Connecticut’s Fife and Drum Tradition
All woodwinds abide by the same acoustical principles, but each instrument has
characteristics that offer specific advantages and problems. The medieval pipe
was well suited for its purposes. The fipple flute requires no special skill to master
.
6
The Recorder: A Research and Information Guide
high notes, 1047, 1225–26, 1271, 1314, 1330, 1333, 1335 f# 3 , 667, 1330–35
humorous description of, 340 notation of, 1325, 1397 trills, 1269 Finlay, Ian F.: “
Musical Instruments in...,” 312 Finn, John,242 Fipple flute, 102, 109 Firth, Pond
&Co.
Richard W. Griscom, David Lasocki, 2013
7
Music from the Age of Shakespeare: A Cultural History
The Elizabethan recorder, like that of today, was a "fipple" flute. That means the
player blew into a hole and the air was automatically directed over a ripple, or
whistle-like opening. Recorders did not require much force to play. They were "
bas" ...
Suzanne Lord, David Brinkman, 2003
8
A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music
... 426n51, 430, 461; fipple flute, ix, 151, 153;fluste d neuftrous, 73;fluste a six
trous, 73;fluste a trois trous, 73;flute a bec (recorder), 79, 81, 95n47; flute d'
Allemagne, flute allemande, 79, 95n47; flute d'Angleterre, 79; flute douce, doltzflo
'ten, 73, ...
Jeffery Kite-Powell, Stewart Carter, 2011
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The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: South Asia : the ...
At indoor activities, or occasionally to intone sad, nondance melodies on outdoor
occasions, musicians employ a fipple flute or small transverse flute. A long
transverse flute exists but is played only at shamanic seances. Unlike the other ...
Bruno Nettl, Alison Arnold, 2000
10
Musics of Many Cultures: An Introduction
... finger holes of Chile's Araucanian Indians. pincuyllo-A Quechua Indian term for
flute which today refers to a Peruvian vertical plug or fipple flute, similar in
mouthpiece construction to the European recorder. polka alemana-The German
polka ...
7 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «FIPPLE FLUTE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
fipple flute en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
The Portland Recorder Society; making music with friends (Photos …
It is a member of the fipple flute family (which also includes the tin whistle), can be made of wood or plastic, and is played easily by blowing it. «OregonLive.com, May 15»
'The ABC of Fabulous Princesses' and 'Aviary Wonders Inc.'
She plays the fipple flute on Fridays (when she doesn't forget) and frolics with flickering fireflies.” Such verbal jesting is infectious; children who ... «New York Times, Mar 14»
Armenian Female Saxophonist: "On Stage with the Saxophone, I'm a …
Liana Osipyan began playing the shvi (traditional Armenian fipple flute), then the flute, before finally settling on the saxophone as her ... «Hetq Online, Feb 14»
Penny Whistles and Me (UPDATED)
The penny whistle, a cousin of the recorder and the flageolet, is one of the simplest wind instruments: a whistle, or fipple flute, with six finger ... «Patheos, Ene 14»
Start A Mumford Band! Key of Awesome #71
Laddie plays the washboard, Wendel plays the fipple flute. Bare Knuckle boxing's How they settle band disputes. Emmet plays the jews harp ... «YouTube, May 13»
Man makes fun, innovative 'erhu'
... Chinese musical instruments, including a pair of Chinese cymbals, a wooden drum, a fipple flute, a fife and most importantly, an erhu. «Taipei Times, Nov 12»
The Viola, an 'ECHO Klassik' Winner
"I had a recorder (fipple flute) and was also fond of baroque wigs. I used some balls of wool to tinker one for myself. Then I dressed up in a ... «The Epoch Times, Oct 09»
