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Who the hell called that a recorder btw? As not-a-native-speaker, the first time I heard that term I was super confused, thinking they were talking about a tape recorder.
It’s an old ass instrument so it had the name long before tape recorders. As for other kind of recording, Wikipedia says:
Damn jongleurs!
(But thanks for teaching me something today!)
Millions of American children are (were?) given these in the third grade and yes they all call them that
We all had these in school as well in Europe but we just call them flutes.
Same in the UK.
As a native English speaker, I had the same thought.
Yup, That’s a straight flute.