The word "flutes" is correct and can be used in written English
It is a noun that refers to a type of woodwind instrument, typically a transverse flute held horizontally and played by blowing across the side of an open-ended tube. For example, "The flutes played a beautiful piece of music during the ceremony."
Lights line the walkways, illuminating the trees, the cages of exotic birds, and the small tents selling flutes of champagne.
The drums beat and the flutes sang and the spectators held their breath.
Though beer flutes are not common in British pubs (they are sometimes used for specialist brews), her observation that the shape of a glass can affect how fast it is drunk from bears investigation.
He shows off a copy of the scores used by the musicians whose flutes, cymbals, drums and pipes accompanied the Boxers into combat.
Zambo!" they cried as they made their way through the streets of Mina area, accompanied by the sound of drums and flutes".This is the third year we have come," said 25-year-old Elias Esber, who was painted blue and wore a chef's hat.
After the speech, and with no refreshments in sight, many simply filed out of the church and into their cars, to the sounds of strings and flutes.
An old monk in a temple down my lane had inserted tiny bamboo flutes into the tail-feathers of his flock of pigeons.
According to Mr Razgui whose account was first reported by Slipped Disc, a classical-music blog written by Norman Lebrecht (an occasional critic in our pages)—he carried in his checked baggage 13 flutes he had carved himself from reeds that grow in the Middle East and North Africa.
Their concerts feature electric guitars, loud singing, drumming and swirling flutes, belted out through megaphones.
Mr Razgui insists the flutes were thoroughly dried and processed flutes cannot be carved from raw reeds, only thoroughly dried ones.
