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 The Flute | Pijanoforte

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The flute

The flute is a wind instrument. In more general terms, the word flute represents a whole variety of wind instruments which existed and still exist in the world. The musician who plays the flute is called a flutist. The sound of the flute is made as a result of the circulation of air through the holes of the flute. The flute in an expressive instrument, with a mild, light and idyllic sound. Flutes can be made from various materials: bone, wood, stone, metal, plastic, etc. The flute dates back to the prehistoric era.