Irish flute celestial blue

Irish flute celestial blue

The Irish flute is a traditional musical instrument used in Irish folk music. The main difference between the Irish flute and the classical flute is the size of the holes and the mouthpiece. The Irish flute usually has smaller finger holes and a mouthpiece with a sharp slope, allowing the musician to produce a characteristic clear and penetrating sound that has the ability to cut through other instruments in the ensemble.

It typically has six finger holes and is played with direct breathing, meaning the musician blows directly into the mouthpiece.

Dimensions: length 34 cm

Tuning C