Making a Sound on the Whole Flute
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How to Play the Flute
The Parts of the Flute and Breathing Tips
Making a Sound on the Head Joint of the Flute
Making a Sound on the Whole Flute
Articulations on the Flute
Holding the Flute
Basic Flute Care
Displaying the Beauty of the Flute Sound
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Recorder Songs - D Major Scale and Triad
Recorder Songs - Learn Tue Tue
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How to Play the Recorder
Playing the Recorder - Choosing an Instrument
Playing the Recorder - The Foundation - Breathing, Support, and Posture
Playing the Recorder - Tone Production
Playing the Recorder - Articulation
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Making a Sound on the Whole Flute
Visnja Kosanovic: Hi, my name is Visnja at the International School of Music. I would like to tell you how to get the sound on the whole flute. Once when you learn how to blow on the head-joint, when you have the proper position of your hands, we will start with note B, thumb and index finger on the left hand, right hand just key, make your embrasure and blow gentle but steady that your air stream is firm and resonate in the flute.
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Visnja Kosanovic: Hi, my name is Visnja at the International School of Music. I would like to tell you how to get the sound on the whole flute. Once when you learn how to blow on the head-joint, when you have the proper position of your hands, we will start with note B, thumb and index finger on the left hand, right hand just key, make your embrasure and blow gentle but steady that your air stream is firm and resonate in the flute. Pressing next key, after index finger, middle finger you are getting note A. Next one G, with the same fingering, but the over-blowing, you are getting the octave higher. The speed of your air should give the higher frequency and that will give you the higher octave.
Now, I would like to talk about different articulation.
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