Talk:Transverse flute

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Isn't a 'transverse flute' actually just a 'flute'? This has probably come about as a direct translation of another language (German for example calls this a 'Querflöte'. Its a very common mistake to translate it incorrectly ('Blckflöte' is a 'recorder' so there's no chance of getting them mixed up in English)). I propose merging the article with Flute. LizzyBee23 (talk) 15:19, 29 May 2012 (UTC)Reply

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