u/LoafingLarry

I should feel flattered!

In my Sigo tenor

A tune by Sky/John Williams

Aulos Haka alto

A short piece in the Trevor Wye

An exercise from the Trevor Wye book called A Short Tune. The score says Lento, which is pretty slow.(Not marked on my metronome but google tells me its close to largo). Playing slow is tricky and some notes are dotted (staccato) which is an extra challenge.

Old Lace from Trevor Wye book 1

Getting back on the horse. I can manage to play flute now for a short period before feeling tired. A lot more positive feeling than playing clarinet which I find exhausting.

Anyone know of any responsible sellers of bansuri flutes in the uk?

Getting back on the flute, sort of. Easier on my lungs than clarinet with my Myeloma and I don't feel like I'm going to pass out!

I can do this, start from scratch, a little at a time. I just need to find my Trevor Wye book. Having to fall back on a very basic beginner's book that I got from Vinted last year.

Still struggling with those bottom notes and I know its me because if I fit the recorder head on the top I can get low C easily.

Could be the headjoint as its a cheap flute. If I had enough money I'd get something like a Yamaha 212.

But for now, soldiering on...

Just a little bit of improv with minor keys

Maaaad Woooorld

A little Tears for Fears. Need more practise now I'm getting better (Myeloma has been a bitch)