Dolzflöte – Definition in music

Definition of the German term Dolzflöte in music:

recorder commonly used in the 17th century that was blown from the side
transverse flute (general term from the 19th century for any type of transverse flute)
name applied to various organ flute stops with a soft tone (equivalent to "Dolce Flute" in English, "Flûte Douce" in French, and "Flauto Dolce" in Italian)

Language

German

Singular

Dolzflöte

Plural

Dolzflöten

Variants

DulzflöteDulcianflöte

Synonym

(3) Süssflöte

German musical terms related to Dolzflöte:

Altblockflöte – alto recorder (recorder whose lowest note is F4)
Bassblockflöte – bass recorder (recorder whose lowest note is F3)
Bassblockflöte in C – bass recorder (recorder whose lowest note is F3)
Bassblockflöte in F – great bass recorder (recorder whose lowest note is...
Garkleinblockflöte – Garklein recorder (the smallest member of the reco...
Garkleinflötlein – Garklein recorder (the smallest member of the reco...
Großbassblockflöte – great bass recorder (recorder whose lowest note is...
Kontrabassblockflöte – contrabass recorder (recorder whose lowest note is...
Quartflöte – tenor recorder
Sopranblockflöte – soprano recorder (recorder whose lowest note is C5...
Sopraninoblockflöte – sopranino recorder (recorder whose lowest note is ...
Subgroßbassblockflöte – sub-great bass recorder (recorder whose lowest not...
Subkontrabassblockflöte – subcontrabass recorder (recorder whose lowest note...
Tenorblockflöte – tenor recorder (recorder whose lowest note is C4)