Tag: Learn

1 Learning & Playing Tuba/Trumpet/Euphonium/Baritone/Flugelhorn/French Horn/Cornet

In this video, Brett Youens describes the two principles on which all valved brass instruments work, with the tuba used as an example. www.geocities.com (Transcript) Hi. Let’s look at brass instruments with valves and how they work. I have a tuba here; it could just as easily be a trumpet, or a French horn, or a flugelhorn, or a euphonium; they all work on the same principle. If I blow into the mouthpiece, then the air travels this path here, and comes out of the bell. Now, if we think about a trumpet, we’ll notice the first principle of the two principles we’ll need to know about how brass instruments work. A trumpet has a very short pathway for the air to flow through, and a tuba has a very long pathway. Trumpets produce very high notes, and tubas produce very low notes. So: The longer the pathway, the lower the note. The longer, the lower. So, if I want to produce a different note, then I’ll need to lengthen my tuba. But, of course, I don’t have time while I’m playing to get out a hammer and a nail and maybe some sort of smelting machine and lengthen my tuba. That’s what the valves are for. By depressing a valve, you make sure that the air takes a detour, thereby lengthening the tuba. So if I press this first valve here, you’ll see that the air takes an extra path. If I press the second — this little baby valve here — then it takes a detour of a shorter length. And if I press the third valve, then it’s this long, winding, granddaddy-of-them-all valve, right? So you …

Learn to Play Guitar

www.GuideYouCanTrust.com — Learn to Play Guitar It is possible to learn to play guitar quickly. While it is common for many to invest a lot of money into lessons, this is not a requirement. If you want to succeed in guitar playing, you may start today. Within a short time, you will find that you are succeeding in your goal of being a proficient guitar player – all it takes is a few simple and very easy lessons to get you moving on your desire to play. Anyone young or old can successfully learn to play guitar by learning just a few common chord combinations and practicing approximately fifteen minutes a day. Tuning your guitar is also simple with a “guitar tuner” that is a relatively inexpensive electronic device that “listens” to the tone of each string and tells you how to adjust the strings to get each one tuned properly. It only takes approximately fifteen minutes per day and six simple lessons that you can learn on your own to master the basics of playing the guitar. These easy methods include fundamental 4/4 rhythm, chord changing, chord structure, and practice songs By learning just six of the primary chords that include G, C, and D major, and E, A, and D minor, you can play a variety of songs by your favorite artists. If you have always had an interest in learning how to play the guitar, you can learn to play guitar today by visiting us at: www.GuideYouCanTrust.com

***How to play Harmonica: Run Around by Blues Traveler & how I do Tablature!!

very very basic attempt at teaching some great old school blues traveler.. please don’t laugh at me, I look soo silly doing this! It’s a great solo and deserves to be taught to ppl who want to learn it! Also this video gets a ton of hits, and all y’all should check out myyyy music as well! at www.pazzmanmusic.com .. there will be more up to date video, songs, and jam tracks to download as well as art… Any inquiries please email inquiries@pazzmanmusic.com Cheers! Mike “-8 +7 -7 +7 -7 -6 +6 -6 -6 -7 -6 +6 +5 -4 -3 -2 +4 -4 +5 -4 +6 -6 -7 +7 -7 +7 -7 -8 -7 -6 +6 +8 -8 +7 -7 -8 +7 -7 +7 -7 -6 +6 -6 -6 -7 -6 +6 +5 -4 -4 -3 -2 +4 -3” that was some tab that i found, but its not mine, so dont blame me if its off… also, i think my first part is pretty accurate, but the second half has a ton of inflection (as long as i sing with inflection to quote mr popper) so I dont think i quite nailed that… All of my “How To” videos are collected here in this group: www.youtube.com Please visit my site: www.youtube.com I put a lot of time into it, and it rocks. if you want to practice along with this slower.. this clip has the backing track at a slow speed.. www.youtube.com that is a limited link that will work for the first 25ppl.

BAJAN PIED PIPER * HOW TO PLAY THE PAN FLUTE – 1/3

Learn how to play a pan flute. MUSIC 104 In this video BP teaches you how to produce good clear, rich, melodious notes on your pan flute. Many new pan pipers have some initial difficulty getting their flute to speak properly! Everyone’s mouth is shaped differently so there isn’t a “one size fits all” specific for everybody. HOW TO GET A NOTE 1) Place the flute a little below your bottom lip. 2) Take some air into your lungs, 3) Form your lips into a slight smile, “purse” them and blow gently across the top of the hole BREATHING FROM YOUR ABDOMEN … PUSH YOUR BREATH BY CONTRACTING YOUR ABDOMINAL MUSCLES. 4) When you blow, start the stream of air using an action with your tongue as if saying the word “too.” 5) Adjust the distance of the rim of the flute viv-a-vis your lower lip, as needed, by moving it a little up or down and also the angle, (as demonstrated on the video) and you’ll find the right spot where the flute delivers the best note. As you play, listen to the quality of each note and fine-tune it — as necessary — so you produce the purest note on each pipe. ie – you’re playing a song, you’re moving the flute and playing on different pipes, – keep your ear cocked as you play each note and make alterations by adjusting the angle of the flute, its position on or below your lip and the tightness or openness of your lips (your embouchure) as needed, to secure the purest note. You may possibly find as you go to play the very highest notes to squeeze your lips very …

Hear and Play Jazz 201: Things To Remember When Playing In Melodic Minor

Visit www.HearandPlayJazz201.com for more… James Wrubel, from the Hear And Play jazz 201 learning dvd, gives you a great up close and personal look at some cool licks you can do with the melodic minor.It’s a few minutes of a mega multi-hour course on playing by ear (with no sheet music). James has played with jazz greats such as Brian Lynch, the late Jon Stubblefield, Leslie Drayton, Keith Fiddmont, the late Ronald Muldrow, Tim Green, Bijon Watson, Gilbert Castellanos, Kim Richmond, Roger Cairns, Matt Roberts, Nedra Wheeler, Raymond Pounds, Del Atkins, Yoron Israel, Eddie Palmieri, Arturo O’Farrill, Conrad Herwig, Jimmy Bosch, Bobby Sanabria, Jose Madera, Los Fakires, Graham Collier, George Lewis and many more! In this course, you’ll discover – How to instantly play any song on the guitar by recognizing simple, easy-to-learn patterns! – How to turn on any radio station and be able to play literally song that comes out of your speakers (…right there on the spot without sheet music! – How to learn the guitar, even if you’ve never plucked a string in your life! – How to learn the guitar, even if you’ve never plucked a string in your life! Jairus Mozee is a profesional Guitarist/Bassist/Producer who has had the pleasure of working with:Mario, Danity Kane,Janet Jackson,kenny latimore, Redman, Anthony Hamilton, Prince, Fantasia, Marques Houston, B2k, Mary J. Blidge Lalah Hathaway, Rasaan Paterson, Frank McComb, and Ted And Sheri Just to name a few! Dear Fellow Musician Who …

Learn how to play guitar new chords & strum patterns lesson

www.nextlevelguitar.com Click the link above for special 14 dvd Beginner DVD package offer for our You Tube fans. This package has over 28 hours of lessons and three coinciding written lesson booklets – it is packed! In this guitar lesson we expand your chord catalog by teaching some open position major 7th chords on the acoustic guitar and also some practice progressions and strum patterns using these new chords. Many more lessons at the full on video instructional website at: www.nextlevelguitar.com