Make and Play a Paper Flute

Paper Flutes that really work! The Wacky Musician shows you how to make a working flute out of paper! I did not come up with this concept: click the following link to visit the site of the brillant young mathatician/musician, Vi Hart, I got this from: http://vihart.com/paperinstruments/howto/recorder/

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[MusicalPotatoe]

I play the flute....I think this is more of a clarinet or a recorder. TY I put this on my blog: freeflutenotes.blogspot.com Thank YOU!!!!!

[earthshinemusic4u]

@MusicalPotatoe Technically, it is a recorder, but a recorder is also a type of flute. Thanks for posting it on your blog!

[iFyuHReAdDiSUrAbytch]

can you use tape?

[earthshinemusic4u]

@iFyuHReAdDiSUrAbytch Yes, tape works just fine... just remember the most important thing is the thickness / quality of the paper.

[fonedoctors]

is your voice really that fast

[earthshinemusic4u]

@fonedoctors No, it's electronically sped up.......  or is it? No, it is!

[kokongkuchiki]

it works tnx

but the sound is not so loud

[fonedoctors]

cool



[B8Av3]

Awesome! Thanks for the video. I managed to make a couple out of clay and let me tell you, haha, I'll never forget the taste from so much testing. A grain of clay makes all the difference with the path that the air goes through. Fortunately paper is flat already and doesn't collapse on itself. Thanks for the informal video!

[earthshinemusic4u]

@reblitt If it's not working, try thicker paper (or several sheets of paper). It may take multiple attempts to get the hang of it. I promise it really does work. I am really playing the one in the video, but I can't stress how important the thickness of the paper is!