The word 'flute' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a musical instrument, usually a type of woodwind instrument. Example sentence: He practiced playing the flute for hours every day.
I always like a record with a flute in.
And at no 90 it's Vampire Weekend's Unbelievers, which Ezra Koenig says features "a flistle", a cross between a flute and a whistle.
He wore a haggard and mournful look except when he was drinking or playing on his flute.
He was very good on his flute, and his happiest moments were the two or three moons after the harvest when the village musicians brought down their instruments, hung above the fireplace.
Last year, Australian one-hit-wonders Men at Work were taken to court over the origins of the flute riff in their song Down Under.
The musicians, on drums, a flute and a single-string violin, continued playing quietly long after we had gone to bed.
And I had left my flute in the hotel room … Realising loaves, fishes and loose change wasn't going to stretch so far, we did the sensible, if cowardly, thing and bolted.
(His ideal, for all his modernity, was to produce an electronic instrument that could be played with the human emotion of a cello or a flute).
A teenage boy stays firmly on the rails, no drugs, no wildness— "a son in a flute band seemed like a blessing by comparison" —but his enthusiasm for being in a Protestant marching band inexorably pulls the family apart.Ms Seiffert's novel builds not so much to a grand finale as a bleak realisation, that grand political themes, brought down to the level of the everyday, aggrandise no one.
