Flute articulation exercise: double tonguing
Let us investigate double tonguing. Whether you are learning it for the first time or trying to improve it, this is a great exercise to help improve your tonguing on the flute. The best part? You don't even need your instrument for this one!
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I've been struggling with double tonging for weeks! With your video I finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Thanks!
awesome video! thank you so much
I am loving these videos:) I am actually training for singing, but I find these very helpful. Obrigada!
Thank you so much mam, your lesson changed my Flute life.... Love you from Bangladesh....!!!
I don't understand the "biting the tongue" part.. I seems very easy to say tk tk or du gu very fast, no problem. For me, it's all about getting the finger synchronized with the syllables. So I need the flute (or air flute? )
I am looking at purchasing either a Muramatsu or mateki flutes/ Love the Japanese hand-mades, leaning toward Muramatsu after demo playing one at the Florida Flute Festival in Orlando earlier this year. May I ask what sealed your decision for Muramatsu?
@TheFlutePractice
8 жыл бұрын
I had tried quite a few flutes in before I tried a Muramatsu and I fell in love with it. I must admit that I did not have an opportunity to try many instruments but I also got a recommendation from a very good teacher that this was a really good instrument in terms of value for money as well as instrument quality. I think the fact that even their gx models are largely handmade is incredible. Now I just really love the instrument and the possibility it gives for creating different colors of sound. I have managed to subsequently try many different instruments and I think I would still make the same decision :)
whal's your opinion of spitt'n rice?
i hope i will be able to use double tongue fast . its hard
@TheFlutePractice
8 жыл бұрын
It will! Patience and lots of experimenting. I will be posting some more videos on how to improve your double tonguing soon! Ask if you have any questions :)
Qual flauta você usa?
@TheFlutePractice
8 жыл бұрын
Hi, I play a Muramatsu gx :)