Connie Britton & Charles Esten - No One Will Ever Love You (Nashville Cast Version)

SWIRL. 1) General household name. USAand Belarus. spirit. musesinstruments such as a longitudinal flute (1-barrel or 2-barrel), less often - reed winds. 2) Rus. and Belarus. Nar spirit. musestool. Genus of 2-barrel longitudinal whistle flute. Consists of 2 unfastened wooden trunks ending with beak-shaped heads; barrel length 300-350 mm and 450-470 mm, each with 3 game holes. The trunks are configured so that between their DOS. tones form a quart; 1st - f1 (g1, a1, h1); 2nd trunk - h1 (c2, d2, e2), together they give a diatonic. scale in the volume of septima (f1 - e2), with puffing, increasing in volume to 2 octaves. When performing, they take the heads of both trunks into their mouths, pushing them at a slight angle; maybe 1 goal. and 2 goal. execution. S.'s sound is soft, soft. S. has been known since the 12th century. (mentioned in the “Word of Daniel the Sharpener”, 12-13 centuries). Distributed in the Smolensk, Oryol and Mogilev regions. In con. 19 centuryV.V. Andreev introduced Nar. improved S. instruments equipped with valve mechanics, with a range of e1 - e3 and partially chromatic. sound scale. 3) The name, often used in literature to Pan's flute, incl. Kuviklam.