How to Assemble Your Flute (to avoid repairs)

See: http://www.jennifercluff.com/
I've noticed that tons of flute kids don't know how to assemble their flutes easily. Doing it the right way saves money in flute repairs, and saves the frustration of a leaking flute.

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Music

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• Flute
• Assemble
• Advice
• Learning
• Basics

[fluteloophost]

Sorry for the muffled fast-talkin' ha ha.

The muffled words are: "I have another line drawn on the flute for if it's really really cold, or really hot (in the room you're practicing in). "

[wenglish1968]

I'm sorry. another line for what?

[fluteloophost]

@wenglish1968 wrote:

"Another line for what?"

Jen replies: Sorry but there's not sufficient clarity to the question; I don't know what you're asking. J.

[fluteloophost]

@wenglish1968 Can questions be more precise?

[fluteloophost]

To learn flute the right way you need to go to weekly flute lessons with a qualified flute teacher. The flute teacher has to hear and see YOU in order to help you learn the fastest. Best, J.

[fluteloophost]

A 440 is a standard of PITCH.

If you google the term you'll find a definition of the pitch that all instruments tune to.

It's four hundred and forty cycles per second; an actual measurement of sound waves. J.

[deband4]

very interesting. I've been playing flute for years, and cannot remember if I was ever told how to put it together (probably was). Interesting to see somone explaing how and why, and I do do it very similar.

[raeofhope8]

Could you do a video on beginners because I am one and my flute/band teacher can't teach me during the summer

[stretchipress]

Thank You Jennifer! Was useful

[Quiedy]

thanks, it is very useful.