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    Color five (Dark Orange-gold): To represent that flutes can actually play really low too. Flutes can play down to C7 and ones with foot joints can play one note lower than it.
    Color five (Dark Orange-gold): To represent that flutes can actually play really low too. Flutes can play down to C7 and ones with foot joints can play one note lower than it.
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    Revision as of 19:41, 26 February 2021

    Flutegender Flag

    Flutegender is a type of Xenogender created by Cody Rosel, which is myself, during February 26th, 2021 to represent how much flutes, and other types of woodwinds similar to the flute such as piccolos, made an impact on his life. Flutegenders typically strongly identify to their own flutes flutes or to flutes in general or want to include flutes into their gender. Flutegender also involves Recorders, Piccolos, or any other flute-like instrument.

    Despite the fact that Flutes are considered feminine, masculine, androgynous, and feminine people can be Flutegender.


    The colors of the Flutegender flag have different meanings.

    Alternative Flutegender Flag

    Color one (Grey): Nickle, Silver, and Brass which is what flutes are usually made out of.

    Color two (Light silver): High pitch. Flutes can play up the three octaves higher than the middle octave C (C4).

    Color three (White): Melodies, which is usually what the flute plays.

    Color four (Light Orange-gold): Trills and Slurs, which is usually associated to flutes.

    Color five (Dark Orange-gold): To represent that flutes can actually play really low too. Flutes can play down to C7 and ones with foot joints can play one note lower than it.

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