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The date and place of the first use of the piccolo is unknown. However, the first recorded orchestral use of the the piccolo was in Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 which was premiered in 1808
You don't just blow, you have to blow across the hole, and get the embouchure right to actually make a note. It may take a long time to get used to. You may find that if you can play the flute, then it is slightly easier to play the piccolo, than a person playing the piccolo for a first instrument! ; ) The piccolo is the same as playing the flute,it's just smaller and harder to hit the keys. I suggest mastering the flute first.
Traditionally orchestral, but it can be used in just about anything.
add a percussive edge
Who is the composer who used the chord spelled C-F#-Bb-E-A-D as the basis for one of his orchestral compositions?
The date and place of the first use of the piccolo is unknown. However, the first recorded orchestral use of the the piccolo was in Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 which was premiered in 1808
You don't just blow, you have to blow across the hole, and get the embouchure right to actually make a note. It may take a long time to get used to. You may find that if you can play the flute, then it is slightly easier to play the piccolo, than a person playing the piccolo for a first instrument! ; ) The piccolo is the same as playing the flute,it's just smaller and harder to hit the keys. I suggest mastering the flute first.
Traditionally, we can find a violin, cello, viola, and bass used in an orchestral arrangement.
Piccoloist?
it is jazz
The first three, yes. Vibraphone is included in the percussion section, but isn't frequently used.
just normal orchestral instrumrents
Charles Ives
Yes their is.If you go to where you used Piccolo in flipside and then go to that same place in flopside you can use piccolo their to make that block disappear.
The piccolo used to be made of wood, and although most piccolos today are still made of wood, many can be made of a variety of metals such as silver, platinum and nickel.
fiddle/violin
Traditionally orchestral, but it can be used in just about anything.