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How to Play the Shakuhachi Flute
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing Lower D Note
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing in Tune
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing Lower & Upper Octaves
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing Upper Octave
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing Half Hole Notes
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing B Flat Note
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing G Sharp Note
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Variation of G Sharp Note
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing Four-Note Riff
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Playing Three-Note Riff
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Tonguing Technique
Shakuhachi Flute Lesson: Becoming a Better Player
Summary: To play an B flat note on the Shakuhachi flute, leave the middle two holes open. Learn how to play major and minor notes on the Shakuhachi flute in this free video music lesson from a master of the Japanese Shakuhachi flute.
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"Now I'm going to show you how to get a B flat which is a really cool note to play if you are playing in the key of F, which is the relative major of D minor. You can start on D (flute sound); here is an F (flute sound); here is a G (flute sound); here is an A (flute sound); and here is a B flat (flute sound). The B flat is attained by playing an A, which is the back hole and the first hole covered and then by covering the bottom hole, leaving the middle two holes open you will find B flat (flute sound). There is your B flat right there. That is how you find B flat."
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