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Post by monkey laydee on May 7, 2005 13:13:04 GMT
YES!!! Heh heh. She sould have stuck to the violin...
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Post by nickiflute on May 7, 2005 13:42:03 GMT
Yes, my fingers can't stretch to play a tenor recorder.
For flutes you can get a curved headjoint as someone has mentioned, also you can learn fifes before which are lighter, and get the player used to how to play a flute.
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Post by fluteofhearts on May 8, 2005 17:49:12 GMT
I started on the Fife and It made playing the flute easier but now I find the flute easier to play  |
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Post by nickiflute on May 9, 2005 20:44:03 GMT
I didn't start on a fife, don't know whether that was a good or bad thing!
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Post by fluteandbassoon on May 9, 2005 20:46:04 GMT
I started on the Fife and It made playing the flute easier but now I find the flute easier to play I know alot of people know start ion a fife, but I started on a flute |
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Post by nickiflute on May 10, 2005 20:33:34 GMT
I think it was because the (rubbish) music company wanted to make as much money as possible, by getting people to buy new flutes. Also, the teachers were woodwind specialists, we got told to GREASE the flutes!! Noooooo, you'd never do that! It attracts dirt and makes the flute manky.
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