minstrel: flageolets

[William Fleming]

No Flageolets do not have an octave hole.  Just as with a fife you move to the
next octave by overblowing.  The technique is called tonguing.  You gently spit
as if you had a piece of lint on the tip of your tongue.  Generally I can get two
and a half octaves out of my instrument.

Good luck,

--Ruaidhri

"Przemys3aw Pi3aciñski" wrote:

> One more question - do flageolets have an octave hole, 'cos the one I
> have doesn't have it? And thanks for help.
>
> Przemek Pi3aciñski
>
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