Since dogs can pick up on higher frequencies, some of the sounds that we may not be able to differentiate from on a harmonica, they can actually hear. It’s not really hurting your dog’s ears. … So, it is pretty safe to say that when you are playing your harmonica,Read More →
The air should be directed at the outer edge of the hole with approximately 60% of the air going into the flute to achieve a full, beautiful sound. The corners of the lips should be down, creating a “pouty” face. How much air actually goes into a flute? A soundRead More →
The type of instruments that use a single reed are clarinets and saxophone. What is the difference between single and double reed? “Single-reed calls have more range and are more versatile than double-reed calls, but they are also a little more difficult to master. Double-reed calls take more air toRead More →
Basically, an open hole flute literally has holes in five of the keys, just like a Polo mint but a closed hole flute, you have probably already worked out, has full keywork. When the handle of a ball valve is parallel to the valve or pipe, it’s open. When it’sRead More →
Both the clarinet and the flute are members of the woodwind family. They are members of the woodwind family because both instruments used to be made out of wood. The clarinet is still made out of wood, but the flute is now made out of metal, silver being the mostRead More →