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#Eurovision I absolutely love everyone going nuts in this performance, especially the fellow going HAM on that flute. #UKR
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Lovely drawing by pop master Andy Warhol, taken from his 1995 book Love, Love, Love. The original drawing is from 1959 and it's named The Magic Flute.
Soft the Flying Bull. He plays the flute. I'm gonna revisit him in a new style soon hopefully.
@ghostb1nary Emilie Marie North is a 23yo Italian-American living in Itera City. She’s Sally’s childhood BFF, and is an English/Japanese actor, voice actor, cosplayer, and translator-in-training. She’s also a hobbyist musician, can sing, and can play piano and flute.
Naiyak ako sa Flute.. SAKALAM 🤘😭
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Nanri Yahiko
CV: Terashima Takuma
Instrument: flute
Age:17
Class:3-B
Experience: 13 (Flute.)
8( cello.)
Instrument nickname: Saudade
@Miss_mossball Not a full ref sheet but...
Her name is Maria, she's a half-elf rogue storyteller who plays the panflute.
Radha with a flute. Khubiram Gopilal (of Nathdwara) litho 1934-35 Brijbasi and Sons. Only the flute identifies this portrait as Radha. There is also a vertical twin Krishna, I’ve not seen it @hemantsarin @cherishDcherry1 @AmitGuha2020 @DalrympleWill @BishtLokinder @ssharadmohhan
It's just a flute. In my language, it's called a "Dwarsfluit" specifically, but the English language hates flutes.
The crows are some charmers at times. Ezra can't help but just flow to the sound of a flute.
What a lovely scene. The talking parrot and the daintily singing canary - Since there is no canary bird far and wide the engraving and the poem refrs to the charming lady sitting in the middle ground playing the flute.
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Fun Fact, Cassandra can play the Accordian and Strigeta can play the Flute. They do duets with each other from time to time.
Bremerton's mom has already started playing the flesh flute. So far, so good 😈
Boy playing the flute. A brilliant, absolutely brilliant, composition. One of the all-time best. Moves me every time I look at it. By Judith Leyster, star of Haarlem, 1635. It's her day.