- The
flageolet is a
woodwind instrument and a
member of the
family of duct
flutes that
includes recorders and tin whistles.
There are two
basic forms of...
- Look up
flageolet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
flageolet is a wind
instrument similar to a recorder.
Flageolet may also
refer to:
Flageolet (organ...
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Other names for the
instrument are the
flageolet,
English flageolet,
Scottish penny whistle, tin
flageolet, or
Irish whistle (also Irish: feadóg stáin...
- The
flageolet bean is a
variety of the
common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)
originating from France. The
flageolet is
picked before full
maturity and dried...
- suggestion,
first proposed by
Peter Thalheimer, is the "French"
flageolet (see
Flageolets below) in G5,
which was
notated in D4,
appearing a
fourth lower...
- is
possible to
produce very pure
sounding notes,
called harmonics or
flageolets by
string players,
which have an
eerie quality, as well as
being high...
- The
whistle register (also
called the
flute register or
flageolet register) is the
highest register of the
human voice,
lying above the
modal register...
- Andrée
Flageolet is a
former French racing cyclist. She won the
French national road race
title in 1961. "Andrée
Flageolet".
Cycling Archives. Retrieved...
- term
fipple specifies a
variety of end-blown
flute that
includes the
flageolet, recorder, and tin whistle. The Hornbostel–Sachs
system for classifying...
- wood,
today pipes are also
available made of
metal and of plastic. The
flageolet was
developed from the
tabor pipe, in France, and
became an orchestral...
