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Hello there, Grade 6 Aurals are indeed a very nasty piece of work. If you posses the woodwind syllabus, I suggest you first take note of the time signatures you have to know, along with the kind of intervals it is you have to know and all that jazz. Honestly, it is unwise to restrict yourself to the...

Hello there, I find it rather curious that there is very little said on the internet about the YFL 674(H). I own one, and it is an absolute joy to play. It, as a Yamaha technician once told me, also has the greatest value for money. It very responsive, and sings better than a canary when I've been p...

Hello there, My first flute, and I started playing a few years ago, was indeed a YFL-221A ("A" standing for "Advantage"). It was a rental; a six year old, unresponsive piece of junk that on even the rainiest days of the week I would have told you I loved. It came with a split E mechanism, and I was ...

Hello there, Wow, a symphonic orchestra heh? Best find something VERY impressive yes? Right. Down to business. I'm so sorry that no one has replied to this post, and it's a shame. Let's see if you'd like any of the following, and I daresay that these are indeed, the staple diet for every orchestral ...

Hello there, In terms of having a resonating sound, why not try experimenting with increasing the total volume of your thoracic and nasal capacity? That sounds really weird, but what I mean is try relaxing your throat while widening the opening. Lowering the tongue in the mouth, and playing with war...

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I've decided to PM you instead because I don't enjoy the idea of giving away something so personal to the public. My apologies.