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Principles of A Native American Flute
Positioning Your Fingers to Play a Scale on the Flute
How To Play A Pentatonic Minor Scale on the Flute
Note Transition Tips on A Native American Flute
How To Tongue a Native American Flute
Three Note Transitioning on A Native American Flute
How To Breathe When Playing A Flute
Listening For Flute Music Inside You
More Flute Playing Techniques
How To Get Vibrato on A Flute
Variations of Vibrato on A Flute
Explanation of Grace Note on Flute
How to Play a Grace Note on a Flute
Different Native American Flute Styles
Final Note On Playing A Native American Flute
Summary: Learn different variations of vibrato when playing a flute 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
"Once you're able to do the very long slow vibrato and it's becoming easier for you and you can speed it up slightly and do it on different notes. Even the lowest note. It's very good practice for getting in touch with how your breath is produced and making sure to keep it free and easy and develops the muscles you need also to regulate the between the low notes on the flute and the higher notes. The low notes need a little bit less air and even with the vibrato the air is still going up and down but it's at a little bit lower level than the higher notes. So it's developing all the skills while you're learning vibrato at the same time. When you get to the point where that's comfortable you can experiment with speeding it up and then you're there."
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on 1/18/2009 Hi. These videos have been a great help to me . Thanks so much !