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  • interesting teaching method, this was a really good watch.

  • Thank you so much! you are a blessing! I have a 4 and 5 year old student, and must say, although cant find here in portugal that amazing "instrument" all your tips have made my teaching amazing and fun! better than when i put them spiting imagine water melon seed for stacatto training :D love from portugal ! and thank you trully!

  • love this....  let's see more...

  • thx for the help..im teaching a girl to play the flute aswell

  • Sounds like this flute is comparable to the Jupiter Prodigy. I've never heard of the DiZhao brand but it sounds great!

  • Yes, it is comparable to the Jupiter, but retails for $375 instead of $775, and plays so easily. The c# is excellent!

  • just wondering if this student will use a curved headjoint flute as the regular flute is so big for her.

  • Yes, she is using the new mini-di curved c flute made by DiZhao. I tried it at the NFA in New York City...it was the first made. It plays beautifully and is smaller than the regular C flute. (No foot joint) and nice key extensions so the fingers do not need to stretch to reach the keys. I was so excited about this new flute....I am now a dealer. Let me know if you would like more information.

  • This is very nice work on both parts.

    What I like also is the enthusiasm.

    Katelyn's enjoyment is marvelous. ;-).

  • This is absolutely fantastic. So many good ideas, and so well presented. Great work Katie! - Best wishes, Andrew

  • Thanks Andrew!

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