Mind blown!! I'm a beginner at playing the flute-- the point you made about "true angles" relative to the head as it is being tilted solved the issue I was having. Thank you!
Thank you. Your EFFORTS to TEACHING, HELPS so mannnnny, that I hope, that you Always feel MOTIVATED , to keep you going. Thanks a million again. 👍🏻🎉🏆😀🥇🌎🕊🎊
Great advice. I sometimes get a high whistle sound and I think it mixed in with an odd angle and the rotation of my flute forward or back. great video 2x👍
Another awesome video,Thank you so much lance I am so learning so much from you just within a month it's crazy keep them coming I so appreciate it!!Pc you're talking to Janet l am using the seen email as my husband peter
Mr. Suzuki, I have an issue I'm struggling to solve... I'm having trouble keeping the lip plate on my lip. That is, after a while, my flute tends to slip down my lip, and more so with the bigger breaths I take. I'm wondering if I'm not pressing hard enough or maybe I am pressing too hard? or maybe my right arm placement is not being supportive enough? this issue becomes more frustrating throughout my practice sessions as I almost feel nervous I'm about to drop my flute when i go from mid C to D (as the fingering goes from one finger to all the opposites down).
It's very worrying that flutists spend thousands of hours in performance and practice with their heads tilted to the right. This is a recipe for the development of cervical spinal stenosis - which is NOT an outcome anyone would ever hope for.
Mind blown!! I'm a beginner at playing the flute-- the point you made about "true angles" relative to the head as it is being tilted solved the issue I was having. Thank you!
You are the best Flute Channel on RUclips Lance, thank you for that!
Aww. Thanks so much! ❤️
Love this warm up!! FLUTE YOGA ::D ::D
sir do you have some old flutes there ?☹️ i wish i could have my own flute. btw thank you for teaching me techniques thank you so much 😊
love your video's Lance, they've helped me A LOT in starting out. Thank you.
That’s great! Thanks so much and happy practicing!
Thank you.
Your EFFORTS to TEACHING, HELPS so mannnnny, that I hope, that you Always feel MOTIVATED , to keep you going.
Thanks a million again. 👍🏻🎉🏆😀🥇🌎🕊🎊
Thanks so much! I'm so glad it's helpful!
You have an excellent speaking voice and calm attitude for teaching! Thank you!
Thanks, Lisa! Much appreciated!
love your videos, they really help and I appreciate it. Thank you
I’m so glad! Thanks so much!!
it is very useful, thank you for sharing the ideas!!!
That’s very helpful, thank you!
Thank you so much!!! I am experimenting with this right now! Perfect timing! 😬
Great!
Great advice. I sometimes get a high whistle sound and I think it mixed in with an odd angle and the rotation of my flute forward or back. great video 2x👍
@Lance, you are a brilliant teacher. Such clear advice. Thank you for creating this video!
Great info on posturing. Thanks so much!
Thanks, Lee!
Ps!! Thanks again for the calming vibes
Thanks a lot.
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Hey! Great video. How do we keep that angle without causing pain to the shoulders?
Another awesome video,Thank you so much lance I am so learning so much from you just within a month it's crazy keep them coming I so appreciate it!!Pc you're talking to Janet l am using the seen email as my husband peter
Aha! Thanks, Janet! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos! Keep up the good work!
Mr. Suzuki, I have an issue I'm struggling to solve... I'm having trouble keeping the lip plate on my lip. That is, after a while, my flute tends to slip down my lip, and more so with the bigger breaths I take.
I'm wondering if I'm not pressing hard enough or maybe I am pressing too hard? or maybe my right arm placement is not being supportive enough? this issue becomes more frustrating throughout my practice sessions as I almost feel nervous I'm about to drop my flute when i go from mid C to D (as the fingering goes from one finger to all the opposites down).
It's very worrying that flutists spend thousands of hours in performance and practice with their heads tilted to the right. This is a recipe for the development of cervical spinal stenosis - which is NOT an outcome anyone would ever hope for.
Great point!