Enjoy Your Native American Flute More with Single Tonguing

Single tonguing is an essential basic technique that will bring more musicality and variety of expression to your Native American Flute playing. This video will help you acquire the technique, provide some enjoyable exercises to practice it and offer some creative ideas for using it to improve your playing and song making.
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[@roadboat9216]

I completely agree. I play a silver transverse flute and aslo NA flute. I have several NA flutes. Love them and the wonderful mellow woody sound. It’s a little different technique that transvers flute due to the embresure We also use the exaggerated tonguing that is basically hard enough to temporarily jump into the next harmonic. We do this in Jazz and Rock style flute playing. Not in classical.

[@ukulelebobby]

I appreciate that you encourage the use of the metronome!

[@UnacknowledgedUnknown]

You have helped me dramatically improve my flute skills. Thank you Ron!

[@ronwarrenmusic]

thank you! very happy to hear it

[@JonnyLipford]

So good to see you here Ron! Thanks for sharing your wisdom with so many. :) This video, as well as your other videos, will help a lot of flute players!

[@ronwarrenmusic]

hey, Jonny! Thanks so much for the kind words and congrats on all the great things you've been doing.

[@florencewolfe7690]

I am a newbie, this video was so informative. I can’t wait to start practicing these exercises with my tongue. Since I am a beginner, I too 22:25 would’ve liked to been able to see your fingers on the flute as you were going up and down the scale. Thank you so much for this video!

[@meysamaramesh8079]

thank you

[@robertfoster7339]

Very helpful thank you

[@zarrir]

Best flute channel ever

[@ronwarrenmusic]

sgi (thanks) for the kind words!

[@ROY-COLLEY]

It may be a benefit if we could see your fingers tòo

[@jeffchang12]

Thank you for the information it’s really very healpful! ❤

[@ronwarrenmusic]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and for the kind words.

[@WindtalkerMusic]

Hi Ron! It has been a long time since we last connected. I enjoyed this video and it will be extremely helpful for many players, both new and veterans.

[@ronwarrenmusic]

Great to hear from you. Thanks for the kind words. Happy to hear you enjoyed it.

[@Madina-bi4kd]

I liked the video. It would have been more helpful for me if I could have seen your fingers on the flute.

[@ronwarrenmusic]

thanks for the suggestion, Madina. I will try to be more aware of that in the future. Although I just scheduled another video which I made before seeing your message...

[@michelej22]

Great video! Good info as always!

[@ronwarrenmusic]

thanks, Michele. Look forward to seeing you on Zoom

[@mindcave]

Timing, yes... Since getting my mic (the AKG Lyra, which has been great!) listening back to my playing has been highlighting the need to sharpen up my timing, and clean up notes. Cheers for sharing and giving back.

[@ronwarrenmusic]

thanks, Rob. Always good to hear from you

[@ukulelebobby]

Finger numbering system that use . Which video is that shown on ? Thanks

[@robertfoster7339]

I have Ben making some flutes or trying to. Any hints you can give me on that?