Flute

i have never ever had a venus flute before i have been playing the flute for about a year now this is my second but i have heard venus flutes are a very good brand and they are very pretty and good. getting a venus flute is a GREAT deal.

It all depends on the level. For beginner it is great but for other levels such as intermediate and professional, it is not

No Ella Fitzgerald played clarinet and trumpet.

hold it horizontally on the right side of your head. Have you left hand on the top keys with the back of your hand facing away from you, and have your right hand on the lower keys with the back of your hand facing behind you (opposite of left hand)

I nominate the flute part to the Villa-Lobos Quintette en Forme de Choros. There is also a rough flute part in the Prokofiev Classical Symphony that has a lot of zooms up to high Ds.

Flute Chords for this song

G E E E G F E F A G A B A G G

G G E E G D F A A C2 B A A G G

G C2 G F G B A A A B F E F A G G

G E2 D2 C2 B B A A C2 A G A E D C

Repeat again.

That`s all!

The highest grade on the flute is grade 8 (this is teaching grade)

Ocarina

The wind you produce by blowing into the flute.

As the wind passes the openings in the flute, the shape of the air is altered creating wave forms which can be interpreted as sound by the ear drums.

By pressing the keys and changing which holes are open you change the shape of the wind to form different sounds.

This is essentially the basis for all wind instruments, the final sound being the product of how many and which openings are in use combined with the type and shape of the material the wind is passing through all have an effect on the sound.

From this you get the basis for all wind instruments whether the flute, the trumpet, the tuba or anything else you blow into.

You are simply reshaping the wind to produce wave forms.

On your left hand, your ring finger and pinky are up; your thumb, pointer finger, and middle finger are pressing the keys. On your right hand, your ring finger is up; your pointer finger, middle finger, and pinky are pressing the keys.

For flute the F scale in thirds going up the scale follows the pattern of F, A, G, Bb, A, C, Bb, D, C, E, D, F, E, G, F and is reversed to go down the scale.

yes, a standard trumpet, and standard flugelhorn use the same fingerings.

You most likely will not find much popular music for free on the web, because it will be copyrighted. Music is automatically considered copyrighted until the composer has been dead for 100 years. After the composer has been dead for 100 years, the music is then considered to be in the public domain, which means it can then be used for free. Music like Christmas carols or church hymns are in the public domain, and should be available for free. The one catch with public domain music, is that if someone makes an arrangement of a public domain piece of music, their arrangement is considered as being under copyright, so that arrangement is not in the public domain, even though the original melody was.

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A turn is also known as a grupetto. Say you have a turn written above a C in a C Major piece of music (no sharps or flats). Your notes would be C-D-C-B-C. You play the written note, the note above, back to the written note, down one step, and back to the written note WITHIN THE KEY SIGNATURE. If your key signature was in F Major and had a Bb, your notes would be C-D-C-Bb-C. Depending on the notes you will need to play and the tempo of the piece, using trill fingerings is sometimes helpful.

There are two families of wind instruments, woodwinds and brass.

The flute is a member of the woodwind family though it's constructed of metal. The other woodwind family members are oboe, clarinet and bassoon (and their variants). The flute is the only member of the woodwind family that's played without a reed.

The other wind instrument family is the "brass" family; trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba.

well if ur trying to inpress a girl sing a song from a rocket to the moon or owl city. Or Katy perry lmfao Rihanna niki manaj Kesha gym class heroes and maroon five well those are my favorites but just suggestions

It depends.If you want to be in a marching band or anything outdoors make sure to buy a marching band piccolo with a black plastic cover.If you want to use it just for concerts indoors than get a wooden one.

The wood should not need to be polished so I assume you mean the keys.

First of all, this may or may not work to your satisfaction (being as you apparently want them shiny). If they're plated, which most clarinets in the last 50 years are, polishing with abrasives or using mechanical means (like an electric powered polishing wheel) might go right through the plating. Many clarinet don't have thick plating to start with.

Secondly, assuming the keys are in good enough condition to risk polishing, to do a good job on the keys (preferably manually and with the appropriate cleaners) the clarinet needs to be fully disassembled. It is just about impossible to polish the keys without damaging the pads, so, you're in for a complete repad. And in the process of polishing, the little corks under the keys will most likely either fall off or get damaged - some, if not all. So, you're in for new key corks and a complete readjustment of cork heights to get the timing and tuning of the clarinet reset.

Basically, you're in for the whole nine yards, since once the clarinet is apart you might as well have the tech get the wood treated.

Still want to get the keys polished?

The flute is not a perfect instrument. Even after tuning, a good flutist will adjust the pitch of every note according to that note's particular tendencies (i.e. some notes are always flat, others sharp, while some are flat in some situations, etc.). Holes and keys have been added over the years to make the flute more in tune, and to make certain trills and fingerings easier. This in turn makes it much easier to play. If you play a Baroque flute, you will notice a substantial increase in difficulty if you're used to a modern flute.

Mozart, Bach, and French Composers like Gaubert, Debussy, Faure, Chaminade and others made quite famous song for flute. Mozart made concertos for flute, Bach made sonatas, and the French Composers made etude-like things or other single pieces for flute.

First off if you play poke-man your a nerd so i don't have the answer

/You go to the volcano city place and go east. Keep going until you see a house with a old man outside. Go in and the man will tell u how many steps u need 2 take in the volcanic ash in order 2 get the flute(s)-BJ Nope, sorry wrong version. Oops.

The mouthpiece is simply called the mouthpiece, or the head joint. The hole in the center where the air is blown is sometimes referred to as the embouchure hole.

over all the piccolo is one octave higher then the flute. Which means that the piccolo is higher but sometimes in band pieces the piccolo part is one octave down then the flute part so the piccolo will be playing in the same octave but most of the time the piccolo part will be one octave up from the flute for as example if a person plays a low b flat on the flute and an other person played the low b flat on the piccolo there will be an octave difference I hope this makes sense to you.