Features of flute instrument
There are different types of flutes, but they all come in the form of a narrow, hollow cylinder. In the past, flutes were made of wood, but today they are made of different materials. Despite the slight differences, most flutes are made up of almost identical parts: the location of the edges, the connection, the right and left keys, the thumb keys of the connecting rod. Based on the shape of the flute, it is divided into different types: • Chinese flute: It is one of the oldest instruments in the world and it is divided into three groups: Dizi, Xiao, Paixiao, and Kodi. • Indian flute: made of bamboo with six to seven holes that are played obliquely • ocarina Flute: Made in China and is one of the oldest instruments in the world with 4 to 12 holes. They can be in different sizes from one pipe to one pipe. Apart from the way they play and the material of the body, these flutes are each used in specific parts and have different styles. There are many famous flutists around the world, including James Glavi, Jane Baxter, Emmanuel Fouad, Jim Perry Rampal, and more.
Music in Newcastle
Newcastle has an active youth music culture as well as a music conservatory that is part of Newcastle University. The city continues to support local bands and has a large underground music scene. The members of Silverchair, a very successful Australian band, like the Australian band The Screaming Jets, are from Newcastle. The city is a prolific scene for punk rock and hardcore music genres that have created successful local and national performances. Newcastle was also home to the Velvet Underground band, which featured future AC / DC guitarist Malcolm Young. Newcastle's most famous musicians include Silver, Nikki Parrott, Daniel Jones, Mal Garb, Charlie Robbins, and more. The city's most famous festivals include the Falls Festival, Brand de Vali, Splendor in Grace, etc. Some of Australia's most famous music venues including Clooney, Newcastle City Hall, O2 Academy, Newcastle University Student Union, Eutilita Arena, etc. are also located in Newcastl