An Introduction to the Dizi
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- čas přidán 28. 12. 2015
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Also known as the Chinese Flute, the Dizi is an important part of any Chinese orchestra. Producing a shrill and bright tone, it's instantly identifiable.
As part of LessonsGoWhere's SG50 celebrations, we're honoured to work with the talented musicians from Eason Music School, to bring you a video introduction to the traditional Chinese musical instrument, the Dizi.
If you'd like to learn more, visit lessonsgowhere.com.sg/ and check out their classes!
I'm feeling dizi
Hahaha, so much blowing trying to make a sound. This is more difficult than I thought 😆
@@Ed-yj1ep bruh me too 😭 like you have to be in a certain position for the sound to come out
istg mdzs and cql really do be inspiring me to learn a whole intrument
Dude same 😂
Smh same. I just got mine today and am tryna figure out how to become the next Wei Wuxian 😂
@@ai_shikyo same was kinda awkward trying to explain why I'm interested in the dizi without saying Wuxian the dizi master
@@silentwinter3946 Lol it’s a pretty instrument in general. Wei Wuxian is my main reason tho x)
catch me with a 30$ dizi from etsy watching this for the same damn reason
Would be perfect if you added single little videos about those 5 techniques.
+1 I agree!
Woah, I would love to go to that store😭😍😭
The name of the song Da Qing Shan Xia (大青山下）
Thank you for your instructive introduction. I think I shall be able to play mine, now!
Fantastic demonstration! For some time i was looking for a presentation with more technical details. thanks for sharing.
Untamed brought me here
Same😅
How shocking.... I hear him playing mt heart will go on... **MINDBLOWN**
Thank you for beautiful performance! Do you have many different kinds of Dizi to play any keys like all western song?
Amazing , thank you!
Great job! You have a natural talent for teaching, and the video and audio were recorded very skillfully.
I purchased my dizi from a little shop in Hong Kong China. but I can't seem to get it to maintain a sound. I know how to apply the dimo and tune it. but this larger size is giving me a lot of trouble. my smaller one C plays fine but the F key is not playing properly? could there be something wrong with the blow hole?!
Thank you!
excellent video
Man can play a mean dizi
I am starting to learn how to make a sound on a dizi but i dont know how to play in higher octave. please help
i have the same problem, i always play an octive lower
Check traverse flute tutorials, breathing I would say might be similiar
Blow harder and if that doesn't work they doing a like poping P i if you know what I mean so ur air with get more powerful and it should make you play in a higher octave
Good introduction
Hi! Does it really matters your finger position? I have weird finger position in holding a flute but I can still play well. Thanks!
Quem diria de ter pipas erhus e entre outros instrumentos musicais expostos no vídeo juntamente com a DIZI sendo tocado por você que toca o instrumento.
How do you play hua she? Presumably something to do with the membrane vibration, but I can't figure it out.
Probably same technique as western flutter tongue. When you blow the air you roll your tongue at high frequency. Tongue trills. Like rolled r's when you say perro in Spanish. or when you imitate a cat purring.
Isso sim é que é tocar dizi.
thank.
Thank you very much for the demonstration.
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4:54
wow.
Is the long pinky nail to show status?
wow...that flute is totally amazing....what's the price of that one ?
A cheap but playable one can cost only around $20 (CAD), but a good one may cost up to $1000, depending on who made it, what material it is, how well it plays, and what key/size it is.
pinter main sulingnya
Any dizi class in Sydney?
How to buy, a Dizi key of C, for profesional..?
2:50 how to spell that song
Should I grow out the nails of my pinky fingers too?
He’s a really good player :o
Why do I rarely make a sound on my dizi? It's a g key and I'm a beginner, but I want to play the untamed theme music. How many hours of practicing do I need by myself with just youtube videos?
Well idk if you are good at it now, but for a beginner, a D key is easy to play. It can make both high and low pitch sound. And I've learned all of this now from Google and the comments here. I'm new too. Hope you're doing good with it now ;)
Hello! I click to subscribe to your channel. I like and want to learn Chinese instruments but my country is hard to find.
Fc..from thailand👍☺️🙏💐🔔🔔🔔😁
Anyone know a video I can watch to make the hua she sound?
Look up “flutter tongue”. It’s the same technique. Basically roll your “r” like in Spanish while blowing.
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Where to buy in new york chinatown???
I got mine online
@@alusias3183 which site? which one should I buy, I'm a beginner in between.....
Priya Anna I got mine from ezbuy and my friend got hers on amazon. We both got a D key one because that was what people online reccommended to beginners
@@alusias3183 I'm new to it so I wanna ask the cost and how you both are doing right now with it and your experience so I can know more about it. I'm sorry if I asked too many questions at one time 😅
@@mamuni2613 takes practice. I don’t practice regularly, but even then I think i’m doing not too bad. Costed less than $20 for an instrument on the cheaper end, so I think it’s really affordable.
What Scale does this flute have? I like it, because it has high tones.
Marioana123 I think the G key Dizi is the highest pitch
dizi have around 2 and a half octaves, i recommend a D key dizi, as its easier to play and has both low and high notes
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What key is that in
@Marissa Cole Did you play Dizi
What is below the mouth piece
Aiman Raffali of it is that grey hole it is a membrane hole
Wut is the songs name at 2:45?
Isaac Rosales it sounded something like da xing sang xia. But beware, I don't speak Chinese.
Isaac Rosales its called Da Qing Shan Xia
Wow! Is it difficult to learn to play the Dizi?
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I see that coke nail my bro. Keep it up.
Morgan Green I think it's to pick his nose. Gross.
oooor it is to play one of the many string instruments behind him
Ja man, doing coke in Singapore is no joke you know. Musicians better than I am do use the right pinky to pluck the pipa (bottom left corner).
someone likes cristine
iLoveTurtlesHaha asshole, the long pinkie nail is a sign that he is Buddhist. When someone trims the nail except the pinkie is a sign that they are believing in Buddha. Think twice, bitch.
anyone else notice the coke nail?
He's largely unintelligible, but I like his flute.
Just turn on the captions.