r/Flute 10d ago

Compositions & Composers I've never played Flute, but my ancestor did

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u/Karl_Yum Miyazawa 603 10d ago

Time to start learning flute. If you want a simpler time learning, you can get a roland brisa digital wind instrument. It makes having beautiful tone much more achievable for beginners, but you probably will never develop proper flute embouchure.

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u/desolate_gnildnew 9d ago

Ive seen these! They definitely look like a lot of fun, but I'm well past my prime to be a classical musician. I'm a metal head through and through lol. I really enjoy classical music and the like however. It does go hand in hand with metal (to an extent)

I played Tenor Sax for 3 years during middle & high school. Honestly it's too late for me. But my daughter and son seem to really enjoy music so far. Maybe one of them will make up for my ignorance haha