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Flutes

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  1. Introduction
  2. Flutes without duct [421.1]
    1. End-blown flutes
      1. Figure it out
      2. Make it
        1. Pifülka whistles and pygmy flutes [421.111.21]
        2. Pan flutes [421.112]
        3. Open single end-blown flutes [421.111.1]
        4. Open side-blown flutes [421.121.1]
    2. Vessel flutes without duct [421.13]
  3. Duct flutes [421.2]
    1. Vessel flutes with duct [421.221.4]
      1. Figure it out
      2. Make it
        1. Cardboard whistle, plywood whistle
        2. Whistle made of plastic or metal tube
        3. Bamboo whistles, branch whistle
        4. Our “mikroflööt”
        5. Our “bûchette”
    2. Open flutes with internal duct [421.221.1]
      1. Figure it out
      2. Design
      3. Make it
        1. PVC-pipe tin whistles
        2. Bamboo harmonic flute
        3. A slide whistle made from a bicycle pump
  4. Appendices
Part B of the plan written down on paper with a few diagrams

Links

link Wikipédia (en) : List of aerophones by Hornbostel–Sachs number.
textText document: Classification of flutes using the Hornbostel-Sachs system. [421].
link Lew Paxton Price: Flutes phyics.

linkArthur H. Benade, Fundamentals of Musical Acoustics, 1976. archive.org
linkBart Hopkin, Air Columns and Toneholes, 1999. barthopkin.com

⇒ See also :
Wind instruments section
Percussion instruments section

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