Same Diff? Nickel & Silver Flutes (+ PianoAcrossAmerica)

Is there a difference in sound between nickel & silver? The short answer: Yes.

The long answer? I don't know if this video even covers half of that. But I hope this video at least shows some of the more obvious differences. :)

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- intonation
- tone
- scales & the like
- sight reading
- vibrato

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[dannyrambo1]

you lied you said naked playing but i see clothes lol....

i love your reviews and the fact that they all sound exactly the same to me...

hopefully i will be as good as yo one day

[JustAnotherFlutist]

@dannyrambo1 :D Thanks!

[petiteflute]

Thanks for your videos !

Just note than there is NO SILVER at all in "nickel-silver" (only copper, nickel and zinc). The "nickel-silver" fultes are most time silver plated.

The piano background is very disturbing.

[JustAnotherFlutist]

@petiteflute Awesome, thanks for your input! :) I didn't have time to go into the specifics of "nickel-silver" in this video, so I'm really glad you brought that up. Sorry about the piano--this part of the room actually has the best lighting in the entire house. I had tried shooting in my room again, since the Flute 101 and Practical Exams videos worked there, but it didn't work this time. I'm still experimenting, & I was actually hoping someone would comment on the background, so thank you! :)

[PromisesAreBroken]

I really love your videos, they're so helpful and entertaining! Love that you just happen to answer both my RCM and flute questions. :P

Oh and nice Potter reference :D

[JustAnotherFlutist]

@PromisesAreBroken Aw, thank you, that's very sweet of you! :) Heehee, and you're cool for knowing the Potter reference! :D

[momisak]

Haha! Love your sense of humor :D