Transverse flute

Abstract

The present invention relates to a transverse flute, wherein the sound tube comprises a linear barrel and a linear mouthpiece tube. The barrel is provided with a plurality of voice keys. The mouthpiece tube is provided with a mouthpiece plate. An arc section of the sound tube is formed on one side of the mouthpiece tube, which faces the barrel with voice keys on the sound tube. The arc section, the mouthpiece tube and the barrel with voice keys on the sound tube are aligned and jointed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fife. The sound pipe has a straight body and a mouthpiece. The body is provided with a plurality of keys for changing the pitch, and the mouthpiece is provided with a mouthpiece. The mouthpiece can be Engages with the barrel having said key. Background technique [0002] The mouthpiece of the traditional general fife is directly connected to the body of the fifeet with keys. Since the tone blown by the fife must be within a limited and precisely defined frequency range, the mouthpiece of the fifeet must be in contact with the playing. The distance between keys that move to change pitch is large. For a person of average adult fife player height, this distance can be accommodated by proper positioning of the fife hands. They don't have to play the instrument in a position that impedes finger movement and causes fatigue, nor does their head have to be forced into an unnatural, fatigue-causing position. For fife players whose ...

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Problems solved by technology

For fife players whose stature does not meet the above conditions, especially children, the large distance between the mouthpiece and the keys that must be moved to change pitch while playing creates various disadvantages

Overextending the arms will hinder the flexibility of the fingers, and easily cause tension and stiffness in the shoulders and spine. This will affect the results of practice and learning on the one hand, and cause bone damage on the other hand

In order to shorten the distance between the above-mentioned mouthpiece plate and the multiple keys used to change the pitch, it has been suggested to bend the mouthpiece tube 180 degrees, so that the mouthpiece plate will be greatly separated from the geometric axis of the body tube of the flute with the keys, so that The player can't hold the instrument stably, and it is difficult to learn, which affects the timbre of the fife. At the same time, when playing the fife, he learns a finger movement that is useless when blowing a straight-line mouthpipe, and playing a straight-line mouthpipe. When playing the fife, sometimes in order to achieve this finger movement, players have to work hard to change their habits to match

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