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Re: Hey    14:55 on Wednesday, May 29, 2002          
(Cody Perry)
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Piccolos are not all that hard to play ur lips just have to be very tight and ur air has to be very concentrated


Re: Hey    05:07 on Friday, June 14, 2002          
(meagan)
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my band directer is begging me to go for the piccolo ,but i don`t know if i should!
what do ya`ll think?
HELP!

meagan!


Re: Hey    23:22 on Sunday, June 16, 2002          
(Penny)
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"Piccolos are not all that hard to play ur lips just have to be very tight and ur air has to be very concentrated"

Not unless you have a very cheap model. The wooden ones often have an embouchure hole the same size as the C flute preventing the need for a tighter embouchure. Also... beware the position of the trill keys... they`re placed further back so don`t get caught out. ..and there is no low C or C# key.


Re: Hey    00:33 on Tuesday, June 18, 2002          
(Penny)
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"Are open keyed flutes and piccolos hard to play?"

The piccolo question has been answered. Open-hole flutes take a bit of getting used... how much depends on how you held your closed-hole model (eg. placing your right thumb across the back of the tube rather than underneath it, will allow the fingers of your right hand to rest on the keys properly without being lop-sided).


An open-hole is useful for a more advanced player (Grade 7/8/9 ABRSM) or if you play modern jazz. You can get some strange harmonics and produce weird effects by half-covering the hole or just depressing the rim.

There are also certain features of the flute that will affect ease-of-play. The offset G being the obvious one. With an inline G it is harder to cover the hole and there is also increased risk of RSI in the left hand due to this. You can learn more about features like this on the Miyazawa website.
>http://miyazawa.com/enhance.htm

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Re: Hey    18:17 on Tuesday, July 23, 2002          
(Cherri)
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how can u have a flute solo and not even play an instrument??? j/w...Cherri Redd


Re: Hey    15:47 on Saturday, January 11, 2003          
(Nina)
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Hey, I am in 8th grade and i play flute and piccolo. Piccolo isnt 2 much harder, u just have 2 use more air than the flute. IT has mostly the same fingerings. I dont know bout an open key flute...
Nina


Re: Hey    18:07 on Thursday, November 20, 2003          
(Robin)
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hi I play flute in my sophmore synphonic band. I`ve played flute for 3 and a half years. I played piccilo in marching band last year and this year I marched the flute. i would more prefer to play the piccilo its so fun. My best friend is in the colorguard and I think it would be fun to try. what do you think?? would I be a Trater??


   








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