The curved flute can be divided into three parts: head, body and tail. The curved flute head is a section of a musical instrument with blowing holes on it, which are used to produce sound. The top of the mouthpiece is a flute cap, and the flute cap has a screw connected to the cork inside the mouthpiece.

Rotate the flute cap to adjust the position of the cork in the flute head. Please note that the position of the cork inside the mouthpiece has been adjusted when the instrument leaves the factory. If there are no special circumstances, students should not turn the mouthpiece at will.
The body of the curved flute has two sections, and the tail is the third section, with sound holes and linkage buttons on it. Turning the sound hole on or off will change the height of the pronunciation.
The basic principle of the sound of the curved flute
The sound of curved flute is the same as that of Chinese flute. To put it simply, when we blow into the mouthpiece, the airflow collides in the tube to make a sound, and the resonance tube produces resonance. Therefore, the mouth shape and blowing angle have a direct effect on the tone. The flute is a twelve equal temperament instrument. If all the sound holes are pressed, the lower sound of the flute will sound. Counting from the bottom, every time a sound hole is opened, it will raise a semitone. However, the interlaced fingering is required in the high range.
The sound of the curved flute is soft and clear, and the range is wide: the middle and high ranges are as bright as the morning sun; the low range is graceful and icy moonlight; and he is good at flower accents, with gorgeous and varied playing skills, and often serves as the main melody in a symphony orchestra, which is important Solo instrument. The curved flute has a wide range. The timbre and expressiveness of each zone are quite different, and the use of breath is also different. The bass area is very soft, even a little cold and desolate, and generally does not play strong melody. The pressure required for breath is small, but the gas consumption is large.
In terms of playing the curved flute, the flute is a blow-hole, air-sounding instrument with a variety of playing methods and rich expressiveness. It has a strong affinity for string, woodwind, and brass instruments. When playing the curved flute, the player holds the flute in both hands, sitting or standing, adopts the chest-abdominal breathing method, the lips form a certain basic mouth shape, and the airflow concentrates on the 75-degree angle formed by the mouthpiece cover and the hole wall.