lowest semitones are required, the thumb and one or two fingers of the right hand have to be used. Keyed versions have the key pads between the top 3 toneholes for fast play. The Flabiol is the original model for the modern Tonette or Flutophone, popular with school children. See also Pipe and tabor References Jeremy Montagu, Was the Tabor Pipe Always as We Know It?, in Early Music, Vol 9, No. 1. p 141 Simon Broughton, Mark Ellingham, Richard Trillo, World Music: The Rough Guide, Vol 1, p 108 Walter Aaron Clark, Isaac Albéniz: Portrait of a Romantic, Oxford University Press, 2002 p 197 External links El Flabiol - Flabiol web site (in Catalan) El testament n'Amèlia Video of a performance of this sardana (composer Joan Lamote de Grignon) by the cobla "Comptat d'Empúries" at the Castelló d'Empúries. The flabiol plays the theme tune as an extended introduction. MIDI files of folk pieces for flabiol collected by Joan Tomàs and Joan Amades [Catalan] Aragonese musical instruments Balearic musical instruments Catalan musical instruments Internal fipple flutes Spanish musical instruments Sardana