笛

Also known as edge-blown aerophones, transverse flute

気流によって音を出す器具

AI overview

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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Within Vinony's link graph, 笛 is referenced by 7,086 other articles, and connects out to dizi, woodwind instrument and whistle.

Vinony files it under Flutes and Jazz instruments.

Its subject is documented across 131 Wikipedia language editions.

Described at

Skosmos: HornbostelAndSachs: Edge instruments or flutes

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of: woodwind instrument
Image: Ling-bu - Exhibit on the ground floor of Himalayan Tibet Museum in Darjeeling 27.jpg

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earliest date: 35000-00-0
Hornbostel-Sachs classification: 421
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Commons category: Flutes
topic's main category: Category:Flutes
used by: flautist
described at URL: www.mimo-db.eu/HornbostelAndSachs/247
Unicode character: 🪈
P8168: Sylvie Bernier

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Article · 日本語

笛（ふえ､Flute）は気流によって音を出す器具一般を指す。元来「吹き鳴らすもの」を意味し、現在では楽器、玩具、合図、警報など広い用途で用いられる。特にエアリード構造の木管楽器を指すことが多く、篠笛のように横に構えて吹く笛を「横笛」、リコーダーのように縦に構えて吹く笛を「縦笛」と呼ぶ。楽器分類学上は気鳴楽器に分類される。語源は吹柄、吹枝（いずれもフキエないしフクエ）といわれるが異説も多い。文献上の初出は日本書紀の「天之鳥笛」であるが詳しい形状などは不明である。万葉仮名では「輔曳」と表記された。

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