Learn EVERY Flute Fingering from a Pro Flutist (Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2024
- Pro flutist teaches you how to finger every flute note in the standard range (B0-D4). This comprehensive flute fingering tutorial starts with learning how to read a flute fingering chart. Next, learn each flute fingering in the first octave, second octave, third octave, and a few notes in the fourth octave that complete the standard range of the flute. These are all the flute notes needed to play most solo flute and orchestral repertoire.
📖 FLUTE FINGERING TUTORIAL CHAPTERS:
00:01 - Introduction
00:07 - Fingering Chart Key (How to Read a Flute Fingering Chart) & Abbreviations
FIRST OCTAVE
2:39 - 1st Octave Fingerings Pt. 1 (C - D#/E♭ w/ B0)
6:06 - Why is the D# Key Important?
7:15 - 1st Octave Fingerings Pt. 2 (E - B)
12:32 - Flute Fingering Quiz #1
14:27 - Flute Fingering Chart Poster
SECOND OCTAVE
14:54 - 2nd Octave Fingerings Pt. 1 (C - D#/E♭)
16:48 - 1st vs. 2nd Octave D/D#; Playing above D#2
17:40 - 2nd Octave Fingerings Pt. 2 (E - B)
22:16 - Flute Fingering Quiz #2
THIRD & FOURTH OCTAVES
24:14 - 3rd Octave Fingerings (C - B)
31:58 - 4th Octave C; C#; D
34:16 - Flute Fingering Quiz #3
36:51 - The End!
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🎥Third octave alternate fingerings: ruclips.net/user/shortsxslaJa0EW88
You're great Lance! This is exactly the video I was looking for :D
Thank you so much for these videos. I’m a beginner and being 46 they are extremely helpful when learning on my own 🙏☺️
Great, comprehensive lesson on flute fingerings! I've played flute for 55 years, have a gizmo key on my flute, and just learned a new way to use it!
Awesome! Thanks so much and enjoy your gizmo!
As a child I was never taught to keep the venting right pinky down and picking flute up again is a bear trying to relearn these fingerings!
Some teachers can be more particular and strict about this detail than others. My teachers always have been. I promise it’s worth the effort. Happy practicing!
I play sax, which doesn't require you to press that key down, so I went through the same thing learning flute. I still leave it out sometimes on E, to avoid getting an E-flat when transitioning to D.
Oh wow I can't thank you enough. This is beyond helpful as a beginner!
Thank you Lance I learned so many flute notes that I didn’t this year since I joined LATE in middle school and the beginning of high school was so hard, some people said some things about me but it’s alright ❤❤❤ THANK YOU
I can't wait for my first flute to arrive. I appreciate a lot your videos because you seem very friendly and easy to understand. Some people in the flute space tend to be arrogant. I really like tour channel 😊
thanks very much
In a word, "AWESOME"!!!
Sooo many questions answered. Thanks for another amazingly thorough video Lance! :D
Thank you sir its very Happy to Learn your tutorial it is very very clear and easy to understand and Follow Thank you once again for All Fiute Lovers with love From Keralam in INDIA
Excellent. Thanks so much!
Thank you for this
Thank you so much. This was very helpful. I have a lot of trouble in the highest octave.
Sir, my heartiest gratitude to you from a musician of India who like to play flute.you have showed so easy method of playing flute.Thank you.
Thanks for this great video. I recently picked up playing after 15 year break.
Wonderful! Welcome back to the flute!
Thank you Lance......your awesome
Thanks, Matt!!
Tysm I’ve been wanting to learn more of the third and fourth octave notes there so pretty and really high
Great! Enjoy and happy practicing!
This is a great video
It was your request and a great idea. Thanks for the request!!
#Thank You, I Love this class, blessed.
Awesome! Thanks so much!
Complimenti.. spiegazioni chiarissima…ora mi tocca lavorare la intonazione.. grazie 🙏
Hi Lance, I just found your channel and you have a really great way of explaining things. I'm a former classically trained clarinetist who hasn't played in years and am teaching myself flute. Something I'm struggling with is air capacity and not being able to go more than a few seconds without a breath (especially with no resistance on the flute) Are there exercises that target lung capacity specifically? And is this something you can talk about in a video? I'm really loving the flute and thanks for your great videos!
Thank you, Lance. Post your videos on fingering And how to manage the air are also useful to me
I am practising now, the third octave and I just discovered with you there is a fourth Ahah 😅
How would you recommend to practice the third octave so exercise or you view on it please?
Again, thank you for the amazing quality and work you put in this videos 😊
Got the cecilio $50 flute to try. I can't tell yet if it's a skill issue or craftsmanship but the 3rd octave is not currently possible for me. Even when I get it into that 3rd octave range it feels at least a whole step off of what i'm fingering.
You should give a tutorial for how to do the vibrato effects on the flute! It would help me a lot!!
Check out my vibrato video here: ruclips.net/video/eMe8KDlsrQo/видео.html. It is an older video, but hopefully it can help. Let me know if you have any questions.
Beautiful Hi E. Looks like a split E mechanism but not sure. I'm sure you could produce an excellent E without the mechanism. Great video! Much better than trying to read fingering charts.
Good eyes! 👀 Yes, I do have a Split-E. It is definitely a luxury and I enjoy having it. However, I’ve played on many flutes without. Thanks for watching and happy practicing!
I am use your video for my RUclips channel.
Hi Lance, great video as always! I have a question, I learned that the fingering for F# in the 3rd octave uses R2 instead of R3. My professor said the sound would be clearer, and I now I’m used to this position for years. Have you heard about it before? Do you think it makes any difference? Thank you!
Hi Beatriz! Great question! For 3rd Octave F#, R3 is the standard fingering. However, R2 is the most popular alternate fingering.
I often use R2 in orchestral/chamber music settings for tuning/blending purposes. R2 makes the pitch slightly lower and the tone slightly less bright. For sustaining a chord or playing fortissimo, these can be useful qualities.
For scales and arpeggios, I will often choose R3. Also, when I want a very pure, crystal tone color, R3 is a good choice.
Personally, I would not choose only one fingering to use, but would experiment and figure out how to incorporate both R2 and R3 into your playing.
This is not your question, but for others wondering about first and second octave F#s, R2 should NOT be used, except for E-F# trills.
Hi Lance, I didn't know that some flutes have the low B and I have this one music sheet that requires the low B. My flute doesn't have it. Should I play C-natural as an alternative? I did not notice before I bought the music sheet. But then it's uncomfortable to slide to E-flat. 😮💨
3rd octave is so hard for me
Same
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Thanks! 🙏
Lance your awesome wish you were my instructor
Thanks, Lamar! ❤️
Can you do a bass flute video?
I will try to get my hands on one. What are you curious about?
@@LanceSuzuki I just like the sound of the bass flute and how fun it is to play
👍 ok
you should try notes higher than d7
Although I have played notes above D, the times I have been asked to do so are very few. It’s definitely good to review these fingerings as necessary, but this range is standard for a reason. It covers about 99.9% of standard flute music. Thanks for watching and for your comment! ❤️
what did he sayyyy!?
It seems like the fingerings are harder than in violin 😁😁😁
Violin seems way harder to me! We have some funky combinations but no shifts and it’s probably easier for us to figure out where to put the fingers to begin with.