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You should have played the solo from California Dreamin'. A classic.

Probably between intermediate and advanced because i can go up to a C4 but i cant always go super fast

Thank you for sharing this video I'm a flute player from Philippines

Thank you for sharing this video

Beautiful ❤ , This brought a retrospective thougt to my mind. Thankyou 👏🏾💫

the first flutes need to be played so much moore, the sound is too small, the best seems to be the yamaha in these conditions

Yes, efficient programs, making good progress, thank you

2:30 Yamaha yfl 222 4:24 Di Zhao 301 6:12 Trevor James 10 xc 7:36 Gemeinhardt 2SP

I played about 20 years ago, im glad i ordered a beginner book lol i kind of figured i think i remember more than i do

I'll take arpiggios over Trevor Wye any day!

you asked a question that didn't make sense and it gave you answers that didnt make sense either. Smart since its and AI no? It knew that ure just trying to mess with it so it gave stupid answers just like ur stupid question

In einem Konzert-Programmheft schrieb eine Musik-Kritikerin 1971: Die außerordentliche Verehrung, die sich NICOLET international erworben hat, gilt seiner unfehlbaren Stilsicherheit, mit der er sowohl alte als auch neueste Musik interpretiert, ebenso wie der Fülle und Klangschönheit seines Tons.❤

the slight doesn’t justify the cost for me 😢

Please ..the title of the music at the mitute 1:00....thanks and compliments

thank you for making this video! i’ve watched a bunch of videos on scales- and why the flats and sharps are placed where they are. i never understood it because it wasn’t clearly explained. your video cleared it up for me

The reason why E and F are separated by a semitone is that for many centuries western music used the hexachord system. What is funny is that the reason why B and C are separated by a semitone is that they're actally E an F sung lower, starting from the low G (gamma ut) haha. Medieval people had a lot of brain capacity to waste without standardisation.

I really like that even more advanced players can learn something from your videos. Love the idea of saying your scales backwards, maybe that will help with my minor scales. Thank you.

Oh my word, Tatiana, this has been so eye-opening! And I've watched it twice now and everytime it unlocks something else in my very tired brain. And I will be watching it over and over. Because I think I have been just trying to memorise it all, but this is helping me understand it sooo much better. And with understanding, the memorisation will be much easier😊. So I will take it one at a time, with you, because you're way of bringing it across is so good😁 Thank you for this, Tatiana. I appreciate it. ~Anthea

Yamaha, best made studient flute.

Thank you thank you thank you. This is just wonderful, and so clearly explained. My main instrument has been piano throughout the decades (just started flute a few years ago at my "advanced age") and I sure wish I'd had similar information for piano back in the day!

This is fantastic! Especially helpful to me was this whistle tone concept! Amazing!

i’m going to 8th grade and i’m an advanced flautest and i started playing 6th grade 🫶🏻

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I think in a blind test 99 out of 100 people couldn't tell the difference.

I just started getting back into the flute this week, after playing it 17 years ago switching from flute to Percussion. I miss my ability to breathe while doing percussion 😂. I just had my first lesson today and started looking for a nicer flute, and I hope that learning flute will help me with breathing and cardio exercises, as well as playing such a beautiful instrument.

Try it with both on at once. There is definitely a SLIGHTLY muted, warmer, and subtly noticable difference, and curious what a couple of these would do.

What wonderful, imaginative advice. Thank you! As an aside, I used to play French horn (way back in the 1950s and 1960s), also oboe (and less seriously, I have taken lessons on the baritone sax, cello and violin over the years). I'm now trying to teach myself how to play the flute, and I find it to be sui generis -- an absolutely fascinating instrument because so much of 'the instrument' is actually the player. It seems the player must meet the instrument not just halfway (as it feels with violin or French horn) but "75% of the way" with only a meager 25% provided by "the instrument" itself. It's like learning (at age 80) "the secret life of the flute-playing community," beyond all imagining.

Intermediate or advanced

Thanks!

No, just a marketing ploy, want to improve your tone than play more 🎼

your 2nd register notes sound so nice 😊

I can’t locate any Let’s Practice Together link. Where is it?

I am so happy that I joined your class lately.

Chunking and 'slowdowns' work. But playing ultra slow just before going to bed works best. Sometimes you have to let go of the task, and pick another task, then when you return to the original task, you may discover that the original task was not that difficult after all. Piano & Guitar

I like breaking things down, it gives my tired, over processing brain a chance to make sense of things. It can get boring, but taking frequent breaks for me helps, walking away like I do with painting and coming back to it, it’s like my brain has been reset and I can tackle the piece with a new perspective.