投稿者: Fluty Guitar

There are many wind instruments that produce sound when blown into, but few are as easy to play as the recorder. Instruments like the saxophone, flute, and trumpet can be quite challenging when it comes to producing sound at the beginning, requiring proper technique and practice. However, with a recorder, anyone can make a sound simply by blowing into it. In this section, I would like to explain Read More…

Have you ever wondered why the flute produces sound? Understanding this might enhance your performance skills. Factors such as air speed and harmonics are crucial aspects to grasp through sensory experience. Here, I’d like to delve into the principles behind these concepts. 　 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Air Reed Unlike instruments like the saxRead More…

The flute’s clear, airy tones contrast beautifully with the warm, resonant sounds of the guitar, creating a dynamic interplay that captivates listeners. When a flute and guitar play together, their distinct timbres merge harmoniously, blending high-pitched melodies with deep chord progressions to produce a balanced, multifaceted musical experience. The unique pairing of flute and guitar allRead More…

The easiest key to play on the guitar is G. Since most of the chords that appear in the key of G are open chords. The sound of an open chord is beautiful, so you can use a capo to adjust the key to one that is easy to play, not only when you are just starting out but also when you have become proficient. For example, if the key is A-flat, we would put a capo on the first fret and set the playingRead More…

Have you ever wondered why there are exactly 12 musical notes? It is said to have been discovered by Pythagoras, but with some knowledge of mathematics and basic physics, one might be able to discover it on their own. Here, I will gradually explain with hints along the way, so please consider and ponder. Once you exclaim, “Ah, 12 is indeed the best!” you will achieve complete understanding. Read More…