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The Second Register - Native American Flute
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Notes above the octave - in the 'second register' can add range and spice to your music. This FluteCast is played on an E minor flute by Barry Higgins.

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Date of upload: Nov 12, 2019 ^^


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@NikolayVakatov

2 years ago

Thank you so much for this experience Clint! All three of my homemade flutes - E, F# and A - coped with this task. I am proud of them!

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@ChiefPoints

4 years ago

Thanks for this, very helpful as I've been recently exploring songs that go into that second register. Thanks for all you do for the fluting community!

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@wolftrek7

4 years ago

Great advice as usual, thanks.

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@stephenabt9443

4 years ago

Since the 2nd register notes above the minor 9th tend to be flat, it is worthwhile to try the higher notes with the top 2 holes open. This will sharpen the pitch and bring the notes closer to (if not perfectly) in tune, as long as the waveform doesn't collapse. Some makers use this as their standard fingering, as it both facilitates tuning and lets the player jump from the octave note to the 2nd register note without any left hand finger changes.

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@OtterLakeFlutes

3 years ago

ready to take my flutes to this level... seeming to need a hole size increase... but certainly need this in my playing repertoire! Thanks Mr. Gloss

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@frankkrakie2540

3 years ago

Thank you so much for this video Clint, it was definitely helpful in reaching that second register which is so important because so many songs have a few notes in that register. One question, would you say a particular design lends to hitting the second register more effectively, such as the flue in the body of the flute as opposed to the flue in the bird ? Also how about the type of wood, will a harder would contribute to a cleaner second register ? I am looking for a flute that hits the second register effectively and cleanly, would you be willing to recommend any particular makers. It is so hard to assess via websites, especially these days. Thank you for any input regarding this issue again.

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@randymotz134

4 years ago

Great lesson but I think I missed something regarding the fingering for jumping the octave without blowing harder.

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@MrUsmanghani0092

3 years ago

Hi Clint , What is this flute. Where i can buy this. Or any one can please tell me about this flute. I really like the first one.

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@sherryb9770

4 years ago

I know that I have a few flutes that will do all those notes. I think I will go through ALL my flutes now. Looks like you threw in some fingerings for notes not even in the chromatic scale? That's a lot of notes!

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@timbacchus

4 years ago

How about pocket flutes?

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