The Native American Flute: Understanding the Giftmolly moon arts & Publishing, 2005 - 94 pages It has been professed that the sound of the Native American Flute has the power so soothe and to heal. It is very player friendly and if you have always wanted to play an instrument but never had the chance, here it is No prior music experience is needed and we guarantee that you will take home all the tools necessary for your success. Our Workshops include everything you need to get started on a Flute Journey of your own. With this book and companion CD you will learn: proper finger and breath control; how to ornament melodies; an understanding of pitch and rhythms; how to practice successfully; how to create your own songs; useful scales to develop technique and how to read printed music and tablature. |
Table des matières
Breath Control | 5 |
Tonguing and Slurring | 13 |
Creating Your Own Melodies | 20 |
Zuni Sunrise | 37 |
Lesson Five | 45 |
Lesson | 55 |
Kokos Lament original | 69 |
Analysis of The Major Scale | 81 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
air channel bar lines Breath Control called completed lesson count out loud diaphragm dotted quarter eighth notes Embouchure feel fetish Finger Control finger diagrams finger position five notes Flutter Tongue four beats grace note half note half steps holes covered Jazz John Vames key flute key signature Lakota Courting Song learning to play leather strap left hand lip/flute connection listen lower lip Major Scale measure mouth Musicians Nakai Tablature Native American Flute Native American Scale note scale note symbols note values note worth number tells Ornaments pattern of whole Pentatonic Scale play this scale play your flute practice quarter note Reading Music rhythm patterns short tones followed six basic notes sixteenth notes Song For Koko Song Traditional Track Sunrise Song tap your foot third fingers tone holes tone sounds Tonguing and Slurring Track 19 try playing understand Vibrato whole and half whole note whole step woodpecker written ΟΣ