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Flute Fundamentals
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How do you hold a flute? Learn a balancing technique and flute posture do's and don'ts to help you avoid muscle tension and play the flute beautifully!
with JustAnotherFlutistHow do you hold a flute? Learn a balancing technique and flute posture do's and don'ts to help you avoid muscle tension and play the flute beautifully!
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It might feel weird at first, but tonguing is a crucial flute technique! Just Another Flutist demonstrates proper flute tonguing for various articulations.
with JustAnotherFlutistIt might feel weird at first, but tonguing is a crucial flute technique! Just Another Flutist demonstrates proper flute tonguing for various articulations.
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Flute breathing doesn't just involve the lungs, but also the mouth and core muscles! Just Another Flutist demonstrates flute breathing tips and tricks.
with JustAnotherFlutistFlute breathing doesn't just involve the lungs, but also the mouth and core muscles! Just Another Flutist demonstrates flute breathing tips and tricks.
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Find out about the most common flute skills that are best practiced away from the flute, and exercise tiny muscles in your mouth, hands, and tongue.
with JustAnotherFlutistFind out about the most common flute skills that are best practiced away from the flute, and exercise tiny muscles in your mouth, hands, and tongue.
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6 CQ
Learn how to use the volume of air, embouchure opening, the angle of the air stream, and air support to play flute dynamics with clarity and life!
with JustAnotherFlutistLearn how to use the volume of air, embouchure opening, the angle of the air stream, and air support to play flute dynamics with clarity and life!
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Andrew M
Hi Joanna, thank you for this tutorial. I started learning in 2005 at almost 40 yreas old, but after three years or so lost interest because I wasn't progressing. I tried buying a more expensive flute, but it didn't help so I decided it was me. I thought I had no talent and I was never going to get any better. And so I gave up. I now think it was the smiley embouchure I was taught here in Germany. I'm glad I've found these lessons, I'm giving it another go with the frown embouchure! Thank you.
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