How to get started playing myfife
The embouchure is the shape and position of the lips when we play a wind instrument. Before jumping straight in to myfife, here are some simple exercises to try out. We start with using your finger instead of your myfife, followed by a ‘blind spot’ on your myfife, followed by the myfife itself.
Embouchure exercises using your finger
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Embouchure exercises using a ‘blind spot’
To get used to the shape of myfife under your lip, repeat the exercises with any part of the headjoint.
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Embouchure exercises using myfife
Repeat the exercises with myfife.
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How to hold myfife
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An adult learning the exercises
This was the first time this adult tried the five embouchure exercises
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Syke Boat Song
This is a great ‘test piece’ – if you can play this, you are ready to transfer to a flute
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