flugel
- noun
- /ˈfluːɡəl/
- He plays the flugel beautifully.
Examples
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He played a beautiful solo on his flugel during the jazz concert.
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The mellow sound of the flugel added warmth to the brass ensemble.
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She prefers the flugel over the trumpet for its softer tone.
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The flugels were a highlight of the concert.
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The musician showcased his talent by playing the flugel during the concert.
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At the jazz festival, many performers featured the smooth tones of the flugel.
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She enjoys practicing her flugel every evening to improve her skills.
Synonyms
A musical instrument played by blowing and making your lips buzz on a metal mouthpiece, like a trumpet or trombone
A brass instrument like a trumpet with a softer, rounder sound
A brass instrument like a trumpet that has a warm, soft sound
How Mellow
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flugel comes from the German word Flügel meaning 'wing', and the full name Flügelhorn first meant a horn used on the 'wing' or side of an army. So a flugel is a brass instrument with a softer, rounder sound than a trumpet.