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How To Play Long Tones On A Flute
How To Play Short Tones On A Flute
How To Attack Notes On A Flute
How To Practice Variations On The Flute
Using Rhythm To Expand Repertoire On The Flute
Variation on Rhythm For The Flute
How To Play Vibrato on The Flute
Explanation of Ornamentation on a Flute
Variation of Ornamentation on a Flute
How To Bend A Flute Note
How To Combine Flute Playing Techniques
Why People Play the Native American Flute
Improvising With the Native American Flute
How Does Reverb Work With A Flute
Final Note On Improvising On Your Flute
Summary: Learn what ornamentation is and how it affects flute playing with expert music training tips in this free online instrument instruction video clip.
When Werner John was introduced to a small wooden flute at age 11, it was love at first note! Now, 40 years later, you'll find Werner in his workshop creating uniquely resonant Native...read more
"Now, this Lake Spirit flute that I have been playing second set of lessons on is quite versatile plays in different keys. The main key I was playing here is F minor pantatonic (plays flute to demonstrate) and plays also well in A minor (plays flute) it also, has a hole in the back that's unusual for a Native American Flute it's kind of my own nod to the recorder and it gives the scale of the flute a little bit more flexibility. So, with ornamentation you can actually do more with this flute because you can do the grace note on different holes (plays flute) I'm actually do it on the back holes as well as the top ones (plays flute)."
eHow Article: Explanation of Ornamentation on a Flute
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