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Fine Music Online
Australia
Registrace 25. 08. 2020
Fine Music is a one-stop-shop for all things music education, renown for outstanding service across Melbourne and broader Victoria, we boast an extensive range of sheet music, as well as all things brass woodwind from the world’s leading manufacturers such as Bach, Yamaha, Pearl Flutes, Eastman and Schagerl.
Our range caters to the needs of the beginner right through to the seasoned professional. We are also able to offer our education customers a full range of products and solutions including, orchestral percussion, recording and live sound equipment, guitars and amplification products, staging, keyboards, and much more which can be found in our Education Catalogue.
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Our range caters to the needs of the beginner right through to the seasoned professional. We are also able to offer our education customers a full range of products and solutions including, orchestral percussion, recording and live sound equipment, guitars and amplification products, staging, keyboards, and much more which can be found in our Education Catalogue.
Shop with us: finemusiconline.com.au
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How to Use a Bassoon Seat Strap
Everything you need to know about using bassoon seat strap!
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What to do when your mouthpiece gets stuck, and how to avoid this happening
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Sick of dealing with a stuck mouthpiece? Watch to find out why this may be happening, and how you can fix it! Disclaimer: The video used in this trumpet was already beyond repair! No working trumpet was harmed. Purchase The Twister here (ships within Australia): finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/brass/tools/twister-trumpet-mouthpiece-puller Music: Jump To It - Roger Schmidli (Brolga Publishing...
All About Cork Grease
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Wondering why you got a funny looking tube with your new instrument? It looks like lipbalm but we can assure you it is not! Cork grease is essential for keeping your corks in good condition, so if you play clarinet, oboe, bassoon, or saxophone, make sure you are using it. You can buy the cork grease used in this video here (ships within Australia): finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/woodwind/ca...
How to Swab Your Bassoon
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Everything you need to know about swabbing your bassoon! Purchase the swabs used in this video (ships within Australia): Hodge Silk Bassoon Bocal swab - finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/woodwind/care-cleaning/hodge-silk-bassoon-bocal-swab Hodge Silk Bassoon swab (for boot and wing joints) - finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/woodwind/care-cleaning/hodge-silk-bassoon-bocal-swab Music: Step on ...
How to Assemble Your Saxophone
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Everything you need to know about assembling your saxophone! Where to purchase good quality cork grease (ships within Australia): Rico - finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/woodwind/care-cleaning/daddario-all-natural-cork-grease D'Addario All Natural - finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/woodwind/care-cleaning/daddario-all-natural-cork-grease Music: Crank it up - Patrick Broadbent (Brolga Music) ...
How to Assemble Your Trombone
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Everything to you need to know about assembling your trombone! There's not much too it, but make sure your slide lock ring is fastened to keep your bell and slide in place, and use the slide lock when you're not playing.
How to Assemble Your Flute
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Everything you need to know about assembling a flute! Music: Down a Notch by Paul Baker (Baker's Jazz and More, distributed by Brolga Publishing) www.brolgamusic.com/catalog/down-notch
How to Lubricate Your French Horn Slides
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Learn how to grease your French horn slides! Purchase slide grease here: finemusiconline.com.au/accessories/brass/care-cleaning/yamaha-slide-grease-soft Music: Down a Notch - Paul Baker (Baker's Jazz and More, distributed by Brolga Music)
How to Oil Euphonium Valves
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Everything you need to know about oiling euphonium valves! Buy valve oil here (ships within Australia): finemusiconline.com.au/search... Send us a message if you're not sure which type is right for you! Music: Straight Ahead, G for Grade 4 Jazz Ensemble - Niels Rosendahl (Brolga Music)
How to Assemble Your Bassoon
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How to safely assemble your bassoon! Music: Straight Ahead, G for Grade 4 Jazz Ensemble - Niels Rosendahl (Brolga Music)
How to Clean Your French Horn
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Everything you need to know to clean your French horn! Check out our other French horn guides - How to oil your French horn valves: czcams.com/video/HWumqUvDgGI/video.html How to lubricate your French horn slides: czcams.com/video/XCSpCS8bCWM/video.html
Brass Basics with Greg Spence: Energise the Instrument
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The third video of a three-part series on the basics of brass playing, presented by Greg Spence. Yamaha Artist and Dancing With The Stars/Strictly Come Dancing (Australia) trumpeter, Greg Spence is a renowned clinician and freelance studio trumpeter. He's also the founder of Mystery to Mastery and creator of the WindWorks course. Check out his amazing resources here: mysterytomastery.com
Brass Basics with Greg Spence: Embouchure Set Up
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The second video of a three-part series on the basics of brass playing, presented by Greg Spence. Yamaha Artist and Dancing With The Stars/Strictly Come Dancing (Australia) trumpeter, Greg Spence is a renowned clinician and freelance studio trumpeter. He's also the founder of Mystery to Mastery and creator of the WindWorks course. Check out his amazing resources here: mysterytomastery.com
Brass Basics with Greg Spence: Energise the Lungs
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Brass Basics with Greg Spence: Energise the Lungs
Valve Oil: Petroleum Based vs Synthetic
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Valve Oil: Petroleum Based vs Synthetic
Clarinet/Saxophone Reed Care Guide for Beginners
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Clarinet/Saxophone Reed Care Guide for Beginners
How to Upgrade Your Clarinet/Saxophone Mouthpiece
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How to Upgrade Your Clarinet/Saxophone Mouthpiece
I have band class this is very helpful
Thank you!
Thank you this helped a lot❤
How much cost
I saw a red tuba if it’s not silver or gold it’s not a real one or it’s not durable
Ouch. The last second made me pee.
Hey could you do a video for the advanced trombone as well? I have an advanced/intermediate trombone and im slighty unsure of what to do since they are different models. I also dont have the cleaning rod will my trombone be fine afterwards? If it airdrys
This helped alot thankyou!
This is terrible advice. Never stick a pad saver in a clarinet - it can scratch the bore and leave debris in the tone holes. Never use commerical bore oil. Sweet almond oil is much better (and cheaper).
My swab is constantly get tangled in my bassoon and I can’t get it to go all the way through
WAIT I ALWAYS PUT THE REED FIRST-
Same!
Hi there, I found this Yamaha YHR321 on someone's rubbish today (Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne), and it seems a bit worse for wear. Do you think the dent near the mouth-piece end is "the end" for this instrument, or could it perhaps be serviced and fixed? The valves also seem a bit "sticky" but could maybe be oiled and tweaked up? Maybe I should just "hang it on my wall", rather than spend any money on getting it fixed... or I could sell it for parts, maybe! Any thoughts or advice on it would be appreciated. :D czcams.com/video/RAHwgC56GyI/video.html
Hello, we'd recommend bringing it into Windcraft Repair in Hawthorn to have a look at. They will let you know what kind of work might be required and if it's worth fixing :) windcraftrepair.com.au/contact/
@@finemusiconline5583 Thanks!
Do we have to put the towel at the bottom? If yes, then wh?
The towel just adds some protection for the delicate parts of your instrument. Hope that helps!
This really helped me with my French horn.❤❤
And I breaking my head around and your process is way too simple to understand 👌🏻
Greg, thank you very much for your time and energy to put this stuff and video together! I wish you all the best! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷, sam
Thank you for this video
Serious question, where is the Euphonium Cleaning Guide! I love your guides as they're fast and to the point, but there's no Euphonium cleaning guide!
do you have any tips if it’s hard to play on the clarinet??
Thanks for this ❤
If anyone in this comment section is putting on the reed first… I will find you.
Thanks so much I’m new to brass and I now play euphonium for school and I needed this and it helped and I use the same brand of valve oil
You could just not chip your Reed….
the fact that she had to sacrifice a reed just for the purpose of this video
Respect
What…. Have i done it wrong bc i have never ever done that 😵💫 and i’m a 4 grader and i have now played in 1,5 or 2 years
I put the reed in first because I don’t rush the mouth piece because I’m not wasting two dollars but can you do a video of how tight the literature should be?
underated channel
I don't have a twister
She really sacrificed a reed for this video... R.I.P Reed... 💔
Note: if you have the rubber, place the ligature with the tighteners backward on your right.
I just spent 30 minutes going through presets trying to find a good click sound. Thank you for preserving my sanity for the day!!
I'm in music school this makes it way more easier thank you👁👄👁👍
Frrr
Also makes it less likely to chip the reed
Thank you
Also u got to be very careful when puting the reed in becuase the reed is very fragil Hopes this helps😊❤
I just noticed ...i was doing it the wrong way 💀no wonder why my reed kept moving😭
Hey there, friend!! I’m just wondering how warm the water should be for cleaning my French horn. I’m a new band member and just don’t want to mess up!! 😅
Lukewarm
You forgot to add the put the reed in mouth for 10-15 seconds
I have string on my bassoons cork. So what do I put on it because it is hard to take off and put on
Just what I needed. I’ll be looking for some more from you. Thanks so much!
Glad this helped!
Thank you, I am switching to bassoon next year
Same
Mine was in all the way I can’t twist it
Hi SpaceLover2029, If you're still having difficulties removing your mouthpiece, please contact WindCraft Repairs: windcraftrepair.com.au/contact/
@@finemusiconline5583 I got it out
@@midnightcat1202 How did ya do it mines stuck
Which brand is the snake you used in the video? One of mine broke in the pipe so I want to know what the pros use.
thank you that helped a tone
So cool, thank you !!!
What do I use to clean off the grease of the slides? Do I use a polishing cloth or what?
Are you concerned with oil getting on the pads?
Best not to get excessive oil on the applicator. Routine oil on the pads is not a good thing.
The fibers on the applicator are not long enough to reach the pads so, as long as you don't put too much oil on it, the pads will stay dry.
This was helpful as I'm a beginner bassoonist 👍
What was the first video?
Hello Keira, the first video 'Energise the Lungs' can be found here: czcams.com/video/AA95oE0w0ug/video.html
I still don't quite understand. When I inhale and relax the body using ah-ooh, the airstream is dead centre of my lips. But my usual mouthpiece placement is slightly off to the right. Should I be trying to place the mouthpiece directly over the airstream, thus in effect making an embouchure change, however slight? I have to say, the sound seems more resonant when I place directly over the airstream and play long tones, but the placement doesn't feel natural to me. Should I persevere and try to make a change?
Hello Craig, sorry for our slow response. We'd recommend getting in touch with Greg via his website here: mysterytomastery.com
@@a10crewchief2 Appreciated, thanks again.