The Concert Flute is a woodwind instrument made primarily of metal, typically silver or a silver alloy. It has a cylindrical shape and is played by blowing air across an opening, producing a clear, bright sound. The instrument has a range of about three octaves and is commonly used in orchestras, chamber music, and solo performances. Concert flutes are equipped with a series of keys that allow the player to produce different notes. They are often made by skilled artisans and can vary in design, with some featuring intricate engravings. The Concert Flute is an essential part of the woodwind family, alongside instruments like the piccolo and bass flute.