Trilling Faster FluteTips 64

We all want faster trills but some of our fingers move faster than others. Here’s how I trained all my fingers to trill faster.
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FluteTips 64 Trilling Faster
Grab your Taffanel & Gaubert 17 Grand Exercises for the Flute and your metronome and try this exercise to train your fingers to trill faster.
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[@digitaldadmarc4650]

Great stuff, Angela. Thank you.

[@marccroteau8321]

Great information and I really like the backdrop to this video, too, Dr. McBrearty.

[@DoctorFlute]

Yes, we thought we ought to change up the backdrop from time to time!

[@Ron239]

Use throat tones -- tighten your throat/lips when you trill, and it will produce greater rapidity. Funny, the speed of the trills is a giveaway in distinguishing professional from amateur flutists.

[@DoctorFlute]

Interesting, that might be true!

[@narekavakianmusique]

What about clean attacca, doctor?)))

[@DoctorFlute]

Hello Narek Avakian thanks for watching! Do you mean articulation? If so, I think it all comes down to tongue placement. Where is your tongue hitting on the roof of your mouth when you tongue? It should be as far forward as you can get without being on your teeth. This will give you a very crisp clean attack.