C sharp Medium Flute/Bansuri is a professional quality medium sized 47 cm (18.5 inches) flute. When the upper three holes are coverd by finger its the Indian C sharp medium scale.
Key/Scale: “C sharp” refers to the tonic or root note of the flute. When the upper three holes are covered, the flute produces a C# (C sharp) note. In the Western musical system, with all six holes closed, it typically plays a G# (G sharp) note.
* Medium: “Medium” indicates the size and pitch of the flute. It’s a mid-range instrument, larger than a piccolo but smaller than a bass flute. Medium flutes are a popular choice for beginners and professionals alike, as they are versatile for various musical genres, including Indian classical, folk, and light music.
* Physical Characteristics:
* Length: A C sharp medium bansuri is typically around 18 to 18.5 inches (45-47 cm) long.
* Material: They are traditionally made from high-quality bamboo, particularly from regions like Assam, India, known for producing bamboo with the right acoustic properties.
* Holes: These flutes typically have 6 or 7 holes. The six main holes are for playing, while the seventh is often a tuning hole.
* Transverse: The flute is a transverse (side-blown) instrument, meaning the player holds it horizontally and blows across a mouth hole to produce sound.
* Sound: The sound of a flute is known for being clear, bright, and often described as having a warm, refined, and subtle tone. C sharp medium bansuris are noted for their sweet and pleasing sound, making them a preferred choice for many.
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