What a great tutorial! I love it when someone comes and simplifies things like this and gives you a trick so you can start making music right away! Thank yoU!
jim has been such a good teacher to me i literally smash concerts all week now and get bare stacks just playing this silly little tube its so dope deffo try it boys
For many years I played a Sankyo Silversonic: I loved it! It had a warm, full sound, and a quick responsive head. A few weeks before this performance, it was stolen, and I moved to a Muramatsu EXRBE. It has a fine sound too, but I was not quite at ease with it at this stage. I like open tone holes for jazz and blues.
Making learning fun is inspiringly contagious and encouraging.Mr.Teacher, you approach improv. from a whole language musical method approach, which is incipiently devoid of complex rules akin to when an infant is learning to speak - without inhibition or restraint. I give you more credit than words can ever say!
Well, anyone who displays a Sun-Ra shirt is definitely worth a listen. Improv concepts are a challenge to demonstrate . --I have wanted to give a class on 'how to play subdued with passion' to all the guitarists that have drowned me with their wall of blasted sound so many times.
Oooh! I'm excited to try this out! I've played in high school for years, but it's been several since and your video makes it seem possible! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for posting this up. You simplified it so well-- can't wait to try out the techniques here. Who would have thought "My name is Mary" could result to the wonderful jam you show here. Thank you!
Had a lot of fun jamming along with you here. Very clever technique using the 'My name is Mary' to set the phrase. I'm sure this will cause the the 'light to go on' for some budding Jazzers.
It's called flutter tongue. Just roll your tongue (like rolling your 'r's) while you're playing. To begin, it may be easier to start by rolling your tongue, then directing your air flow as you normally would play (all away from the flute) then bringing the flute to your mouth and playing! Takes a bit of practice but it's worth it :D
Hello Herman: hope that you are still making wonderful valve trombone music, and captivating tenor recorder bossa novas. Yes, I know Maurice, and greatly respect his craftsmanship, and also his free-blowing bass clarinet excitement. Auckland is a great place for all sorts of music.
Hi Elizabeth, you are quite right: I do this several times as I am keeping things simple for beginner practice. As an expert, please play the chords as you hear them there in every 2nd measure of each chorus, and also in measure eight of the first 5 choruses, and too in measures 7 and 8 of the final 3 choruses. As well,you can follow the more advanced turn-around chords! Have fun!
Hi there Pop Jones and cacaboy: so you figured out my disguise eh?! Happy to gig anytime! and your playing and videoing is really good Pop: anytime you visit New Zealand I'd love to do some flute duetting with you....Happy New Year.
Hi Jim, I have been studying the flute for 3 years, this year 2020, my teacher has asked me to find a Blues song, I think my level is intermediate, he wants me to memorize it ! and not follow any sheet, this scares me a lot because my memory I believe it has starting to show the age...can you help me in finding something, any suggestion I will appreciate it ! thanks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I been following this video..........love your playing !
Hi Crystal: this is called flutter-tonguing, and is a rolled "r" or "t", as in Spanish or French. Use the tip of the tongue as if saying "dr" or "tr" to produce a roll or flutter while playing your chosen note. I find it easier in the higher register. It isn't that hard to do!
Hi Jim,you have aged gracefully too. Remember the EKETAHUNA GLEE COMPANY. You doing a good job here. Where do live nowadays ? Do you know Maurice Reviol in Henderson?
Are you playing an open hole flute that you can get those slurred up and down runs? Do you use your embouchure as well to blow them down?. I play a closed hole flute and runs have much more distinct notes, quite difficult to slur them into one another as you are doing here.
I think the technique you are talking about is called fluttertongue. If you want to try it out, you're in luck because it is fairly easy. All you have to do is roll your R's while blowing with the proper embouchure. It will stagger the air in a really cool way.
@@annikagibbons4146 then you can't do it. Not unless you become a god at doubletonging which is a whole different thing. But even doubletonging won't be nearly as fast as fluttertongue.
The weird rolling noise is him rolling is R's. It's more common for brass instruments, but right now I'm the only person in our band, as a flute, that can do it sustainably. It just takes practice. The other ways he's changing the sound is just by manipulating the air stream.
Bravo à vous, je souhaite vous féliciter pour votre travail. En lien direct avec le domaine de la flûte traversière avec un son growl. Je serais très intéressé par votre avis sur cette vidéo : ruclips.net/video/7v4jHU8D0iA/видео.html J'espère vraiment que ça vous intéressera. Au plaisir...
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Bless you, Jim. Now I just need to overcome my crippling social anxiety and I'm good to go...
I relate to this comment on a spiritual level.
me having a solo in a week 😭💔
@@so10_ me having a solo in 2 days 🥲
@@Mia-dv6rk Me having a solo in a few hours..
"Hi, I'm Jim" - "Hi Jim!"
+manwillola Ha ha ha ha! OMG! That's totally what I did! I also put my hand up! Ha ha! He's brilliant!
+Kotto Bohime lol same :)
What a great tutorial! I love it when someone comes and simplifies things like this and gives you a trick so you can start making music right away! Thank yoU!
jim has been such a good teacher to me i literally smash concerts all week now and get bare stacks just playing this silly little tube its so dope deffo try it boys
Wow! Jim packs a lot into a 5-minute intro lesson. Takes you from nothing to a satisfying blues, showing how to build it up, step by step.
Jim, you don't know how much you just added to the quality of my life...or maybe you do.
Thank you.
For many years I played a Sankyo Silversonic: I loved it! It had a warm, full sound, and a quick responsive head. A few weeks before this performance, it was stolen, and I moved to a Muramatsu EXRBE. It has a fine sound too, but I was not quite at ease with it at this stage. I like open tone holes for jazz and blues.
I love the sun ra shirt...my father plays with the sun ra arkestra...good lesson Jim
Making learning fun is inspiringly contagious and encouraging.Mr.Teacher, you approach improv. from a whole language musical method approach, which is incipiently devoid of complex rules akin to when an infant is learning to speak - without inhibition or restraint. I give you more credit than words can ever say!
Wow! Thanks so much Jim! I absolutely love playing along to your videos! They are really helping my jazz flute come along pretty well!
Love the way you teach the flute. Thanks so much!
Well, anyone who displays a Sun-Ra shirt is definitely worth a listen. Improv concepts are a challenge to demonstrate .
--I have wanted to give a class on 'how to play subdued with passion' to all the guitarists that have drowned me with their wall of blasted sound so many times.
Very enjoyable lesson! Thanks, Jim!
Oooh! I'm excited to try this out! I've played in high school for years, but it's been several since and your video makes it seem possible! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for posting this up. You simplified it so well-- can't wait to try out the techniques here. Who would have thought "My name is Mary" could result to the wonderful jam you show here. Thank you!
RIP Jim (78);-(
Best jazz instructor so far in you tube in what concerns intro to improvisation.
I really enjoyed it!!!
Yes yes .. Finally .. Loving it .. :)
Thnx loads brother 👍🏻
Excellent primer Jim .
Too good!!! Wonderful!!!
Thanks a lot, it demystify improvisation.
Nice approach. I use it frequently.
Great lesson!
I liked your improvisation class👍, very nice and relaxed
a hug from Berlin👏👏👏
thank you jim.
Had a lot of fun jamming along with you here. Very clever technique using the 'My name is Mary' to set the phrase. I'm sure this will cause the the 'light to go on' for some budding Jazzers.
thank you jim
thanks men! this really help me!
more like this please!
It's called flutter tongue.
Just roll your tongue (like rolling your 'r's) while you're playing. To begin, it may be easier to start by rolling your tongue, then directing your air flow as you normally would play (all away from the flute) then bringing the flute to your mouth and playing! Takes a bit of practice but it's worth it :D
I love this - thank you!
RIP JIM LANGABEER
Very cool!!!
Hello Herman: hope that you are still making wonderful valve trombone music, and captivating tenor recorder bossa novas. Yes, I know Maurice, and greatly respect his craftsmanship, and also his free-blowing bass clarinet excitement. Auckland is a great place for all sorts of music.
Hi Elizabeth, you are quite right: I do this several times as I am keeping things simple for beginner practice. As an expert, please play the chords as you hear them there in every 2nd measure of each chorus, and also in measure eight of the first 5 choruses, and too in measures 7 and 8 of the final 3 choruses. As well,you can follow the more advanced turn-around chords! Have fun!
good job. thank you!
Wow! You're looking good!
muy buen vídeo gracias
Now all we need is the music for the piano and coming up which makes the piece.
Nice teachings...
thank you sir
wow thats the teacher I need:) cool:) please give me more:)
Hi there Pop Jones and cacaboy: so you figured out my disguise eh?! Happy to gig anytime! and your playing and videoing is really good Pop: anytime you visit New Zealand I'd love to do some flute duetting with you....Happy New Year.
@Joeys48
Thanks Joey: I love jazz and improvising, and hope that many players will enjoy having a go, and get to do it well. All best wishes! Jim
THANKS
Hi Jim, I have been studying the flute for 3 years, this year 2020, my teacher has asked me to find a Blues song, I think my level is intermediate, he wants me to memorize it ! and not follow any sheet, this scares me a lot because my memory I believe it has starting to show the age...can you help me in finding something, any suggestion I will appreciate it ! thanks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I been following this video..........love your playing !
carmen patricia conde fierro yess you can do it
Hi Crystal: this is called flutter-tonguing, and is a rolled "r" or "t", as in Spanish or French. Use the tip of the tongue as if saying "dr" or "tr" to produce a roll or flutter while playing your chosen note. I find it easier in the higher register. It isn't that hard to do!
hi jim ty u
So this is how Peter Gabriel spends his time when he's not on the road? ;)
good trick
Reminds me of the Uno nota Samba
love this. where did you get that Sun Ra tee? i must have one. I even interviewed him!
Try: Aebersold Vol 42, Blues In All Keys, Track 03, Blues C.
This is an excellent resource for all players. Practise in as many keys as you can!
OK, thanks, and lesson two is on the way.....
like the t-.shirt.
Yeah! Sun Ra lives!!
really a lot of fun thank you so much! Am I right that it's Eb and Bb? you are playing?
Great,whats the name of that flute,please give us details on that flute,I wanna buy one,so I can start playing
👍👍👍👍
Great ! Like 914
cool shirt
gday jim not sure what kind of flute i play improv ambient? how much does the scale come into it?
Hi Jim,you have aged gracefully too. Remember the EKETAHUNA GLEE COMPANY.
You doing a good job here. Where do live nowadays ?
Do you know Maurice Reviol in Henderson?
Are you playing an open hole flute that you can get those slurred up and down runs? Do you use your embouchure as well to blow them down?. I play a closed hole flute and runs have much more distinct notes, quite difficult to slur them into one another as you are doing here.
What technique is that on 2:02 ? I cant seem to get that sound on my flute
I think the technique you are talking about is called fluttertongue. If you want to try it out, you're in luck because it is fairly easy. All you have to do is roll your R's while blowing with the proper embouchure. It will stagger the air in a really cool way.
Dr Narwhal what if you can’t roll your r’s
@@annikagibbons4146 then you can't do it. Not unless you become a god at doubletonging which is a whole different thing. But even doubletonging won't be nearly as fast as fluttertongue.
The weird rolling noise is him rolling is R's. It's more common for brass instruments, but right now I'm the only person in our band, as a flute, that can do it sustainably. It just takes practice. The other ways he's changing the sound is just by manipulating the air stream.
Can you post the backing track? thanks
How to buy The Sun Ra T-Shirt?
What brand of flute?
Jazz Flöte ist groß. Üben und Spaß haben!
Hi ..I'm Dave
𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐭 💋💋
Hi Jim,Still got your Bb flute ? Ron
OMG, someone know the name of that type of blow in 2:01 and how to do it?
its just about lips movements
Five years late but, it's called flutter toughing. If you can roll your r's just do that while blowing into the flute.
Glad you do, but it's not mine: it's Mary's Studio!
ist doch cool ja
my name is Caitlyn. my name is Caitlyn....
Hi Caitlyn Welcome
Great to play along...what fun.
Check out my RUclips video "Big Cypress Swing" by Pop Jones.
I came here cause I thought it was gregg popovich in the thumbnail
I don't even play flute
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...why I now wannabeer?
Nice playing and useful tutorial for beginners - just a little bit too much tut-tut-tut in the impros for my personal taste...
Bravo à vous, je souhaite vous féliciter pour votre travail. En lien direct avec le domaine de la flûte traversière avec un son growl. Je serais très intéressé par votre avis sur cette vidéo : ruclips.net/video/7v4jHU8D0iA/видео.html J'espère vraiment que ça vous intéressera. Au plaisir...
At 2:58, you played an E over an F7, Jim. Poor showing.
Elizabeth Duran lmao E is a note of F7
Repetido. Muita conversa. Pouca musicalidade.