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  1. Standard of Excellence Book 3 Flute: Comprehensive Band Method by Bruce Pearson, 1996-08
  2. Monarch of the Flute: The Life of Georges Barrere by Nancy Toff, 2005-08-18
  3. The Flute on Record: The 78 rpm Era by Susan Nelson, 2006-02-28
  4. The Flute Book by Atarah Ben-Tovim, 1997-01
  5. Principles of the Flute, Recorder and Oboe (Principes De La Flute) (Music (General) Series) by Jacques-Martin Hotteterre, 1984-04-01
  6. Flutes (Music Makers) by Pamela K. Harris, 2000-07
  7. Favorite Country Ballads, Flute: Solos, Duets, and Trios With Piano Accompaniment
  8. The Compact Flute: A Complete Guide to the Flute and Ten Great Composers (Compact Music) by Barrie Carson Turner, 1996-11
  9. The Early Flute (Oxford Early Music Series) by John Solum, 1993-01-14
  10. TRAVERSO, Historical Flute Newsletter: Volumes 1-10, 1989-98
  11. Top of the Charts: Flute
  12. Learn Musical Instruments Easily Subliminal CD with NLP by Mind Design Unlimited, 2008
  13. Yamaha Band Student, Book 2 (Flute) (Yamaha Band Method) by Sandy Feldstein, John O'Reilly, 1989-01
  14. 14 Blues & Funk Etudes (for C Instruments) by Bob Mintzer, 1996-06

121. Renaissance Flutes
The renaissance flute, the type of instrument used in Europe from roughly 1500to 1650 and later, was designed to blend well; it was often played with other
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The renaissance flute, the type of instrument used in Europe from roughly 1500 to 1650 and later, was designed to blend well; it was often played with other flutes in a consort, or perhaps with voices or other soft instruments. Yet it can be seen in medium sized and large ensembles, where it presumably played in its high range. It also had military uses, though it is quite likely that the instruments so used may have been of a somewhat different design, perhaps more fife-like. Shown below are three renaissance flutes by modern makers. The first is after flutes stamped with a trefoil in Verona and is at the original pitch of A=408; the second is modeled on instruments in Brussels, but made at A=440 for the convenience of modern players; the third is a copy of a flute by Rafi and is at the original pitch of A=388. The renaissance flute is accoustically quite different from six-hole flutes from other traditions and parts of the world. It has a narrow cylindrical bore, and small finger holes and embouchure. This makes the instrument tend to be somewhat quiet and a bit sluggish in the lowest octave, but it is responsive and can be played lightly and delicately in its highest notes. The combination of narrow cylindrical bore and small holes also greatly affects the fingering and resulting sound (see below).

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130. Woodwind Instruments
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In the orchestras of Western art music, there are four main groups of instruments: strings, percussion, brass, and woodwinds. Woodwinds often play together with all the other instruments of the orchestra, but they also get to play solos in the orchestra, unlike most of the string players. Concert bands have woodwinds, brass, and percussion only, no strings.
Most woodwind instruments are tubes that are (or were long ago) made from wood, and players blow their "wind," or breath, into them to make sounds. Some woodwinds are conical, or cone-shaped—the tube starts small and gets bigger along the way to the end. Other woodwinds are cylindrical, or cylinder-shaped—the size of the tube stays about the same from one end to the other, like a paper-towel tube.
Woodwind instruments make sounds in different ways. Five families of instruments make up the woodwind section: flute, clarinet, saxophone, oboe, and bassoon. Here is a look at each family and how its instruments produce sound.
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People have enjoyed playing the flute for at least 5,000 years. Most modern flutes are made of metal because metal helps them to sound louder in today’s big concert halls. Sound is produced on a flute the same way it is on a whistle. When the player’s breath hits the hole on the top of the mouthpiece of the flute, the air stream splits in two and makes a whistling sound. Flute players need to be able to hold a lot of air in their lungs. They also need to control the escape of all that air. This is called "breath control." It takes good breath control to play the flute.

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    The Piccolo is about half the size of the flute, and sounds an octave higher. Its highest notes correspond to the top notes of a piano. Piccolos can be made of silver or different types of wood, most often grenadilla. Mechanically simpler than the flute, the piccolo has fewer keys, and possesses a range of just under three octaves. Composers employ it to extend the range of the flute, to color the top octaves of an ensemble, and to execute virtuosic passages. Occasionally, as in scores of Shostakovich and Prokofiev, the piccolo assumes an important lyric role. Its low register can be quite haunting and even spooky.
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