Concert Flute with Keys
Held horizontally across the lips, this sleek metal woodwind instrument creates bright, airy musical notes through an embouchure hole.
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Design of the Concert Flute
The concert flute is a long metal tube played horizontally, featuring a specialized embouchure oval hole near the headjoint and distinct round key buttons along the main body. Unlike other woodwinds, it creates sound when the player blows air across an open edge rather than into a reed.
Historical and Musical Facts About the Flute
Modern concert flutes are held to the right side of the musician's body and use a complex key mechanism invented in the nineteenth century. Although made of shiny metal such as silver or nickel, the instrument belongs to the woodwind family because sound is generated by splitting an airstream.
Real Colors of a Concert Flute
- Main body tube: polished silver, nickel plate, or solid gold
- Round key pads and caps: silver metal with tan or white felt pads underneath
- Embouchure lip plate: bright silver, solid gold, or platinum finish
- Headjoint crown cap: silver or gold metal accent