Works on the harmony of Acoustic Guitar and Flute
If you understand why the flute makes the sound it does, it may be useful in your performance. I think it is still important to learn the speed of breath and harmonics by your feelings, but here I would like to explain the theory behind it. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Air Reed Unlike the saxophone, the flute does not have a reed that convertRead More…
The flute and the guitar are often said to be excellent companions, probably because they are not similar in tone quality, but they are complementary. It is the balance of harmonics that determines the tone. It is also called overtones. The music, accompanied by guitar and played with flute melody, creates an acoustic sound so rich in tone that it is hard to believe that there are only two instruRead More…
The easiest key to play on the guitar is G. Since most of the chords that appear in the key of G are open chords. The sound of an open chord is beautiful, so you can use a capo to adjust the key to one that is easy to play, not only when you are just starting out but also when you have become proficient. For example, if the key is A-flat, we would put a capo on the first fret and set the playingRead More…
When you are playing music, have you ever wondered why there are 12 notes in an octave? I heard that Pythagoras discovered it, but I think some people can discover it by themselves if they understand arithmetic and a little physics. I’ll explain it here with a few hints, so please give it some thought. If you think “Oh! I see, 12 is the best!”, then you understand completely. Read More…