Flute Embouchure Flashcards

1
Q

No tone, rushing air (Causes)

A

Air is going across hole.
Lower lip not on hole.
Corners of lips not pulled together.

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2
Q

No tone, rushing air (Remedies)

A

Blow more into hole.
Place more lip over hole.
More “Whee.”

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3
Q

Some sound, mostly air (Causes)

A

“Splitting” the tone.
Too large of an opening in lips.

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4
Q

Some sound, mostly air (Remedies)

A

Lower chin, blow down.
More “oo” needed.

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5
Q

“Whoof” sound (Causes)

A

No tongue being used.

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6
Q

“Whoof” sound (Remedies)

A

Emphasize “Too.”

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7
Q

“Thu” sound (Causes)

A

Tongue going between teeth and/or lips.

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8
Q

“Thu” sound (Remedies)

A

More “Too” (tongue on roof of mouth).

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9
Q

High-pitched “whistle” or overtone (Causes)

A

Too much air.
Headjoint rolled out too far.

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10
Q

High-pitched “whistle” or overtone (Remedies)

A

Blow less hard.
Turn headjoint in.

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11
Q

Flat Pitch (Causes)

A

Hole covered too much.
Rolled in too far.

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12
Q

Flat Pitch (Remedies)

A

Cover less hole.
Roll out.

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