Flutes in a sentence

Dannatt The whistle's fingering system is similar to that of the six hole, " simple system English flutes " ("simple" in comparison to Boehm system flutes).

In some cases, the two flutes are evidently disjoint, separate flutes of similar make, played angled away from each other, one pipe in each hand.

In the early Middle Ages peoples of northern Europe were playing the instrument as seen in 3rd-century British bone flutes, English Medieval Bone Flutes c.450 - c.1550 AD.

Sometimes a composer will write a three-part chord for three flutes, although only two flutes have been hired.

The Indian flutes are very simple compared to the Western counterparts; they are made of bamboo and are keyless. citation Two main varieties of Indian flutes are currently used.

While modern orchestral flutes are usually made of metal and have complex key mechanisms, medieval flutes had holes that the performer had to cover with the fingers (as with the recorder).

A ceiling-strung contortionist, ghostly white-eyed cabaret dancers in fishnet stockings passing Champagne flutes and a hearse with flamethrowers and bat wings were all part of that aesthetic at their wedding.

Around her, at various times, are twittering wooden flutes, a rolling bass vamp, diaphanous vocal harmonies, stray percussion and ethereal keyboards, appearing and disappearing at whim while leaving her entirely unruffled.

As for the musicians, Flutissimo! will be the first to fill the air with, you guessed it, flutes.

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The turnaround may come as a shock given that Kate's love of boozing, which reportedly extended to flutes of prosecco at 8am and glasses of wine and vodka at lunch, saw friends coin her the nickname 'The Tank'.

They didn’t seem to notice the plush leather seats or the treats nestled in Champagne flutes in the armrests.

Titled Parampara — Guru Purnima Special, the event will begin today (June 30) with two separate performances 'Enchanting Sitars' and 'Divine Flutes'.

Griot narrators in multicolored boubous played drums and long traditional flutes while palace riflemen fired shots to punctuate the arrival of distinguished guests which included ministers and diplomats.

Although strings play a huge part in the 2020 version, the original theme tune boasted an ensemble of woodwind instruments and flutes.

George Ormiston has been making flutes and piccolos for 42 years and is one of less than ten.

Later, there is a variation introduced by flutes and clarinets that is sometimes likened to the melody of the Ode to Joy in Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, though here, in the Overture, this music seems simply frivolous.

Remove flutes from the freezer and divide the orange juice among the four glasses.

The leg bones become knives and flutes.

They could probably even speak in words and sentences, play flutes made out of bear femurs, and some researchers even say that they buries their dead.