Sentence examples for fipple flute from inspiring English sources

Fipple flute of ivory in one piece.

See also flute; fipple flute; reed instrument.

"Flageolet" sometimes refers generically to any fipple flute.

She said the instrument belongs to a class of woodwinds known as the fipple flute.

It is an egg-shaped vessel of clay or metal or, as a toy, of plastic and is sounded on the flageolet, or fipple flute, principle.

The pipe is sounded by means of a fipple flute mechanism (windway, labium and window) carved into the top of the box.

Instruments using the fipple-flute principle include one- or two-note whistles, recorders, flageolets, and the organ (in its flue pipes).

Pipe and tabor, three-holed fipple, or whistle, flute played along with a small snare drum.

Recorder, in music, wind instrument of the fipple, or whistle, flute class, closely related to the flageolet.

Longer, open flutes with the whistle's flue and lateral hole are called fipple, or whistle, flutes.

Place the tip of the fipple between your lips, but not between your teeth.