Re: help w/ embouchure!

    
Re: help w/ embouchure!    00:38 on Wednesday, May 11, 2011          

LilLaree
(13 points)
Posted by LilLaree

I really appreciate your guy's input!
As I said earlier, I am going to take my flute into my music store and have the tech take a look.
I hope it won't take too much $ to fix it. I am not in the market to buy a new one right now.

I have been saving my money to buy a new violin. I have been renting one for a while now
and they put most of my rent money towards a new one. Can't wait!
I guess I should start saving for a flute too.

Would you guys suggest renting a flute? Or, will that still be a student flute?
It might make it easier to pay for it in small payments like my violin.:]
Tell me what you think.
LilLaree

PS I am female, so you guys can stop referring to me as he/she LOL


Re: help w/ embouchure!    01:52 on Wednesday, May 11, 2011          

Trombi
(67 points)
Posted by Trombi

I think You should rent a flute and You should choose an Yamaha 211. It is the most used flute worldwide and at least my flute teacher recommend it to start with. I personally donīt like the Yamahas, for me even my backup flute (a Gemeinhardt bought for 200$) is better. My ordinary flute is a Miyazawa.


Re: help w/ embouchure!    07:52 on Wednesday, May 11, 2011          

jose_luis
(2369 points)
Posted by jose_luis

Sorry cannot help on renting instruments, it depends on the country you are and I am not in USA.

Your teacher might also have something to say about the present shape of your flute, if she tries it and before sending it to the technician.



Re: help w/ embouchure!    11:30 on Wednesday, May 11, 2011          

SailAwayAK
(7 points)
Posted by SailAwayAK

Handy Dandy! I have been posting in another thread about getting my daughter a flute and saw your post on embouchures. Another poster in my thread gave me some great links and I see they are specific to many of the questions you are asking as well.

[url=http://jennifercluff.blogspot.com/2009/01/adult-re-starting-flute-on-budget.html]Jennifer Cluff has some info on being an adult re-beginner HERE[/url]

she also has some on looking for flutes after you have gotten going again.

[url=http://www.jennifercluff.com/breathe.htm]Here is the articles on breathing and such[/url]. I thought they were pretty good and have been helping my daughter make some adjustments.

The site is pretty mish-mashy but there is some cool information to be gathered there.


<Added>

Here are those links again.....seems that this site won't let me in bed them with coding. Annoying.

http://jennifercluff.blogspot.com/2009/01/adult-re-starting-flute-on-budget.html

http://www.jennifercluff.com/breathe.htm


   








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