Today , we went to peixin primary school
i think everybody had fun there .
& yes , i will upload the two photos we have taken just now .
You all can take it from here if you want !
withlovee ,
HUIYU :D
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Posted @ 8:28 PM
Okay , to add on what rachel post .I find research on ' how to play the flute 'this may be the basic , but perhaps you dont know .and i find this really interesting . Read on !Assemble the flute. Insert the open end of the head joint into the wider end of the body (usually closest to the printed brand name of the instrument). Align the embouchure hole with the first key on the body. Take the foot joint from the case and connect it to the other end of the body. Align the main rod of the foot joint with the last key of the body. Adjust the alignment if needed.
Practice on a bottle to learn how to blow into a flute. Glass or plastic works equally well. Blow across the opening to produce a sound. You should also be blowing slightly downward. The less liquid in the bottle the lower the pitch and the more liquid the higher the pitch. This blowing technique is the proper way to ease notes from a flute.
Try to produce a sound from your flute. Try with the head joint only, at first. Place the lip plate just below your lower lip, purse your lips, take a
deep breath, and blow as if you were saying "tooo". It will not happen straight away so
be patient. Try moving your embouchure hole around. Practice in front of a mirror and look at the shape of your lips. Your embouchure should be about the size of a drinking straw and shaped like a circle or teardrop.Here's a neat way to work on producing sound:
Press your lips together. Roll the lips inward, so that there is no pink showing.
Kiss your flute--place the embouchure hole completely against your pressed lips, so that you can feel the full circle around your mouth.
Roll the flute away from your lips approximately 90 degrees, so that the embouchure hole is now level with the ceiling.
Pretend to spit out a watermelon seed! This may assist you in finding a good embouchure shape. If you achieve a sound using this method, try adding a stream of air after your initial "spit".
Learn how to hold the flute. Hold the flute with the your mouth on the lip plate and the remainder of the instrument pointing to the right. Your left hand should be nearest the mouthpiece and should be facing towards you from the other side of the flute. Your left thumb should rest on a key. Your right hand should be further down on the flute to the right and should be facing away from you. There is no key for your right thumb. Balance your flute with your thumbs.
Have proper posture while playing. Sit or stand up straight and hold the flute a little below parallel. Your arms should feel relaxed, but they may ache after extended playing. Crossing your legs will often affect your tone if you allow you posture to collapse as well. Instead bend a little in the knees to not overstretch them. Keep your head up to allow the air passing through the air channel.
Warm up before playing. Octave slurs (slurring from the octave below to the octave above and vice versa) are good for flutes. Play a chromatic scale to make sure your flute is functioning properly.
Tune before you play, but after you warm up. Tune to a concert A.
[1] If the tuner says you are sharp (moves to the right), pull out the head joint. If you are flat (tuner will move to the left), push in the head joint. Try tuning to the low and high A. Take into account that cold temperatures will cause an instrument to go flat, and warm temperatures will cause it to be sharp. This is especially important if you are playing in an ensemble.
Clean your flute thoroughly after playing. Use a swab or a cloth strung through your tuning rod to remove spit from the inside of your flute. Occasionally polish it with a cloth.
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Posted @ 7:40 PM
PICCOLO
Everything White in Colour
+
Everything Black in Colour
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Everything White + Black = White balck Piccolo.
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Posted @ 3:16 AM
Normal Flute
SOME REALLY COOL FLUTE THAT WE DON'T SEE IN THE BAND!
Contra-Alto Flute in C
Alto Flute
Left Sinde: Contra Bass in G
Right Side: Contra Bass in C
[Both are different in design]
Hypee Babb Flute
[This flute is DAMM cool]
Bass Flute
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Posted @ 3:04 AM