lotus flute

: a keyed woodwind instrument consisting of a cylindrical tube which is stopped at one end and which has a side hole over which air is blown to produce the tone and having a range from middle C upward for three octaves.

The slide whistle has been popular in jazz since the 1920s, it was also written into classical compositions of the 20th century, especially to imitate bird sounds. Over the years, it's been called the song whistle, swanne whistle, piston flute, jazz flute, lotus flute, piston pipe, or bike pump whistle.

The swanee whistle dates back at least to the 1840s, when it was manufactured by the Distin family and featured in their concerts in England. Early slide whistles were also made by the English J Stevens & Son and H A Ward.

House of Marbles Slide Whistle, a Wooden Musical Flute Instrument, an Educational and Fun Pocket Money Toy, for Boys and Girls, with Push Pull Tone Change like a Bird Sound Effect.

Long associated with war and masculine sexuality, in the eighteenth century the flute was also considered a symbol of wealth and leisure.

Flute girls [1] or more accurately, aulêtrides (female aulos players), are often considered mere prostitutes in classics scholarship [2] due to their status as slaves, suggestive dress, and their signification of the presence of Dionysius due to playing at symposia where drunken excesses take place.

noun. a tubular whistle with a sliding mechanism that can be moved up or down to create a glissando effect.

Experimental models support the hypothesis that the sound in human whistling is generated by a Helmholtz resonator, suggesting that the oral cavity acts as a resonant chamber bounded by two orifices, posteriorly by raising the tongue to the hard palate, and anteriorly by pursed lips (Henrywood RH, Agarwal A.

It is an auxiliary band, orchestra and percussion ensemble instrument. A number of 20th century composers of European cosmopolitan orchestral music have occasionally written for the slide whistle (or multiple slide whistles) in their compositions.

Hard flute songs to play

• Flute Concerto by Jacques Ibert.
• Etude No. 21 in D by Marcel Moyse.
• Quartet by Sofia Gubaidulina.
• A Pierre by Luigi Nono.
• Density 21.5 by Edgard Varèse.
• Flute Sonata by Sergei Prokofiev.
• Voice by Tōru Takemitsu.
• Couleurs du vent by Kaija Saariaho.

The brain is situated in the skull. It is well protected by the bones of the skull. The space between the membranes of the brain is filled with a fluid known as Cerebrospinal fluid. It protects the brain from shocks and also gives nourishment to the brain.

Certainly the flute is entertaining, fun and easy to play. However, it also has a transcendent voice that quiets the mind and can induce calm, relaxation and emotional healing. Anyone deeply involved with the flute probably has encountered situations of physical and/or emotional healing.