Most flute players know their embouchure matters. Fewer know how to actually train it. Your embouchure — the shape, position, and muscular engagement of your lips around the
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Most flute players know their embouchure matters. Fewer know how to actually train it. Your embouchure — the shape, position, and muscular engagement of your lips around the
Ask any flute teacher what holds adult beginners back the most, and breathing comes up almost every time. Not talent. Not musical knowledge. Not even embouchure. Breathing. More
One of the first things adult flute learners say when they come to The Flute Collective is some version of the same thing: "I can get notes out,
Whether you're a beginner player whose picking up the shiny tube for the very first time OR a returning player, the flute embouchure (pronounced om-boo-shore) is a playing
These are some of the questions I get asked the most... "How do I play high notes on flute more easily?" "Why aren't my low notes sounding properly?"
If you could use one word to describe your flute tone (or how your flute sounds), what would it be? Rich, clear and focused? Or... fuzzy, weak and airy? If you'd