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| − | The Flageolet is a end-blown flute. It is closely related to the [[Recorder]] and [[Tin Whistle]]. The term Flageolet was first used for a flute in the thirteenth century. Flageolets fell out of popularity in the twentieth century. | + | [[Image:Flageolet.jpg|thumb|300px|A French Flageolet]]The Flageolet is a end-blown flute. It is closely related to the [[Recorder]] and [[Tin Whistle]]. The term Flageolet was first used for a flute in the thirteenth century. Flageolets fell out of popularity in the twentieth century. |
Revision as of 23:49, March 8, 2007
The Flageolet is a end-blown flute. It is closely related to the Recorder and Tin Whistle. The term Flageolet was first used for a flute in the thirteenth century. Flageolets fell out of popularity in the twentieth century.