Head joint for flute Head joint to convert the recorder into a flute without a gap

摘要

The headjoints are characterized by the fact that, by changing with the normal head, they turn a recorder into a longitudinal flute without a core gap. The head piece basically consists of a tube with a shoulder inside, suitable or adaptable to the spigot of recorder center pieces. A simplified version can also be drilled continuously cylindrically or conically. At the upper end of the head, a bevel is used to create a blowing edge (blowing lip, labium). Combinations of materials from a pipe and special materials for the blowing edge are also possible.