flautists
They play pipes
Flautists are people who play the flute.
The term is more common in British English, while Americans tend to say flutists.
Both refer to the same thing—musicians who play the woodwind instrument: The orchestra's principal flautist performed the solo.
Wind player's mouth position
- breath controlManaging exhalation deliberately
- fingeringNote-playing hand technique
- tonguingWind instrument note separation
- vibratoOscillating pitch effect
articulation · intonation · scales · arpeggios · trills · dynamics · legato · staccato
Featured individual musicians
- orchestralFor a symphony ensemble
- concertoSolo-and-orchestra composition
- recitalSolo musical performance
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
chamber music · accompanist · repertoire · virtuoso · principal · section · philharmonic · concert hall
Small, high-pitched woodwind
- headjointFlute's blow-hole component
- keysLock-operating instruments
- padsCushioned protective layers
- mouthpieceOne who speaks officially
transverse · recorder · fife · ocarina
Eighteenth-century Austrian composer
- BachGerman composer surname
- DebussyFrench impressionist composer
- VivaldiBaroque composer from Venice
- NielsenTV ratings firm
Prokofiev · sonata · partita · conservatory · masterclass
Community-born acoustic songs
- CelticOf Irish-Welsh descent
- IrishOf the Emerald Isle
- AndeanOf South America's mountains
- ChineseOf that Asian nation
Japanese · indigenous · ceremonial · ritual · street musician · busking · traditional · world music
embouchure
Wind player's mouth position
- breath controlManaging exhalation deliberately
- fingeringNote-playing hand technique
- tonguingWind instrument note separation
vibrato · articulation · intonation · scales · arpeggios · trills · dynamics · legato · staccato · circular breathing
soloists
Featured individual musicians
- orchestralFor a symphony ensemble
- concertoSolo-and-orchestra composition
- recitalSolo musical performance
ensemble · chamber music · accompanist · repertoire · virtuoso · principal · section · philharmonic · concert hall · audition
piccolo
Small, high-pitched woodwind
mouthpiece · transverse · recorder · fife · ocarina
Mozart
Eighteenth-century Austrian composer
Nielsen · Prokofiev · sonata · partita · conservatory · masterclass
folk music
Community-born acoustic songs
Chinese · Japanese · indigenous · ceremonial · ritual · street musician · busking · traditional · world music · ethnic
flautiststrumpeters
Those who sound horns
trombonists · bassoonists · percussionists · drummers · cellists