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rjltrevisan liked a video
(14 hours ago)
Introduction to double tonguing. Practice with and without your flute. R...
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Introduction to double tonguing. Practice with and without your flute. Remember to play with a good sound even while articulating fast. Use a metronome for EVEN articulation. Try to equalize the tongue (T or K) and throat (K or G) strokes. Play the exercise with:
2/4 TTT-KKK-TKTKT-KTKTK
4/4 TTTTTTT-KKKKKKK-TKTKTKTKTKTKT-KTKTKTKTKTKTK.
Post your video responses and be sure to watch the rest of my articulation videos
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rjltrevisan liked a video
(14 hours ago)
Flutist Nina Perlove is available for web lessons.
http://www.ashbur...
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Flutist Nina Perlove is available for web lessons.
http://www.ashbur...
also visit me at www.REALFLUTEproject.com.
You can buy this sheet music here:
http://www.sheetm...
The Telemann Fantasies are among my favorite pieces for solo flute. I have my students learn them as etudes because they encompass a wide variety of keys, meters, tempi, articulations, and technical demands of sound and embouchure (especially in the wide leaps). I personally enjoy experimenting with ornamentation, especially on repeats. I require my students to write their own ornamental variations which is a great exercise for understanding phrase structure and Baroque style. My favorite flute recording of all time is Jean-Pierre Rampal's version of these pieces.
There are many, many ways to interpret these pieces including playing them with or without vibrato, so I never get tired of playing them. The performances here are my interpretations at that moment. I will probably play them differently the next time!
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rjltrevisan liked a video
(14 hours ago)
www.REALFLUTEproject.com
Flute lesson on resonating the flute for a beaut...
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www.REALFLUTEproject.com
Flute lesson on resonating the flute for a beautiful sound.
1. put the flute lower on the chin
2. roll out
3. resonate the ENTIRE flute by angling air into the tube.
Many young players have a too tight, smile embouchure -- with the flute high on their lip and the hole almost entirely covered! Some were initially taught the coke-bottle methd of blowing straight across the hole. This video addresses these problems.
This method is essentially what I learned from my studies with Bradley Garner, who teaches the lower-roll out-into the flute technique. The angling the air toward the crown idea was taught to me by Alain Marion. I remember several students in Marion's class discussing how strange this seemed to us, and yet how pleased we were with the results.
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rjltrevisan liked a video
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For info re online lessons via Skype, see below. Here I am giving some ...
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For info re online lessons via Skype, see below. Here I am giving some tips for correct breathing and posture for playing the flute. It takes practice to do the breathing, especially because you need to build up some endurance in order to have good breath support. You'll feel much better - avoiding straining your muscles - with the correct posture. Breathing and posture go together - so keep working at it.
If you're interested in getting more than just what you see here in this video, you can take lessons online with me via Skype. Send me a private message via my channel, or visit my website - www.yourfluteteacher.webs.com - and contact me. You can also look at my Skype Lessons Page.
And remember that having a teacher watching you will help you learn good habits.
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Nice music channel!
Friends requested:)! ^+^