End-blown flute

An end-blown flute is a musical instrument that people blow air into one end and make music by using the other end to create sound. Think of it like blowing air into a straw and using your fingers to make different sounds.

End-blown flutes are typically made out of materials like wood or bamboo and have a small hole near the top for the person playing the instrument to blow air into. This air travels through a hollow tube and enters the bottom of the flute, where another small hole is located. When the person playing blows into the flute, this air vibrates the air inside the flute and creates sounds that we can hear.

End-blown flutes have been used in many different cultures all around the world for thousands of years. They are often used in traditional music and can be made in many different shapes and sizes, each producing a unique sound. Some end-blown flutes have only a few holes while others can have many, allowing the person playing the instrument to create a wide range of notes and musical patterns.

Overall, end-blown flutes are a fun and beautiful instrument that people can use to make all sorts of amazing music!