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A flute is a wind instrument that produces sound when air is blown across or into it, and it comes in many varieties across different cultures, such as the Shinobue. Flutes matter because they are fundamental instruments used in music-making traditions around the world and have been important to human musical expression for centuries.
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Skosmos: HornbostelAndSachs: Edge instruments or flutes
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Eine Flöte, mittelhochdeutsch Floite, Vloite, Flaute (aus dem altfranzösischen flaüte bzw. dem lateinischen flatuare und flatare: „wiederholt blasen“, „kontinuierlich blasen“, Frequentativa von flare: „blasen“) ist ein Ablenkungs-Aerophon, bei dem ein Luftstrom über eine Kante (Schneide) geführt wird, an der er in Schwingung gerät (vergleiche die Artikel Holzblasinstrument und Pfeife). In der Hornbostel-Sachs-Systematik werden Flöten daher als Schneideninstrumente bezeichnet. Im alltäglichen Sprachgebrauch steht „Flöte“ meist für die Querflöte oder die Blockflöte. Panflöten bestehen aus mehreren, miteinander verbundenen Eintonflöten.
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