Traditional Irish Flutes
Traditional Irish Flutes are wooden musical instruments with a conical bore and six finger holes, commonly used in Irish traditional music. These flutes are typically made of blackwood or rosewood, and are known for their warm and mellow tone. They are played by blowing air across the embouchure hole and covering and uncovering the finger holes to produce different notes. Traditional Irish Flutes are a staple in Irish music sessions and are often played alongside other traditional instruments such as the bodhrán and fiddle.