What is another word for fipple flute?
Pronunciation: [fˈɪpə͡l flˈuːt] (IPA) 
A fipple flute, also known as a whistle flute or a duct flute, is a type of wind instrument that produces sound by blowing air through a small, central channel, called a fipple. Synonyms for the word "fipple flute" include recorder, penny whistle, tin whistle, Irish whistle, and whistle pipe. Each of these instruments features a similar design, with a fipple that directs air across the edge of a hole, creating a sound when the player blows into the instrument. These types of flutes are often used in traditional folk music and are popular choices for beginners because they are easy to play and require little maintenance.
