I just had my flute last August 30, 2014. I guess this is just a beginner's problem.
Also, I can now produce the Solfege but without La Ti and Do.
But still Airy.
Anyway, is there any chance that a head joint can't really produce a full sound?
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- Thu Sep 04, 2014 1:47 am
- Forum: Flute Basics
- Topic: Broken Flute or Broken Mouth?
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Re: Broken Flute or Broken Mouth?
I see... okay I'll do my best to be better.
I just had my flute last August 30, 2014. I guess this is just a beginner's problem.
Also, I can now produce the Solfege but without La Ti and Do.
But still Airy.
Anyway, is there any chance that a head joint can't really produce a full sound?
I just had my flute last August 30, 2014. I guess this is just a beginner's problem.
Also, I can now produce the Solfege but without La Ti and Do.
But still Airy.
Anyway, is there any chance that a head joint can't really produce a full sound?
- Sat Aug 30, 2014 10:55 pm
- Forum: Flute Basics
- Topic: Broken Flute or Broken Mouth?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 8298
Broken Flute or Broken Mouth?
Hi All, I am 23 years old, and I haven't played any wind instrument. I bought a Thomson Flute. I don't think that this is an expensive flute. I followed all the basic tutorials in youtube. All of them started with just playing a note using the head joint. And I noticed all of their sound are full. M...