Ocarina Accidentals at Cody Low blog

Ocarina Accidentals. Have a go at playing a strike on every note from low d to high f, or the equivalent for an ocarina in a different key. Learn to play some scales and music that make use of the notes, such as f, g or d major. You can either partly cover the hole for the lower note (the usual whistle technique, difficult to do both. When i was learning to read music, i was taught that an 'accidental' is a note other than what is indicated by the key signature of a tune. Avoiding problem areas in your ocarina designs. There are two ways to do that: Inline ocarinas are played far differently, and are held. They are held horizontally, and can sometimes have smaller sub holes to play lower notes and accidentals. Practice the small part of the scale that differs by itself, then merge it in, until you can. Most accidentals can also be struck. Once you can play your ocarina's native major scale, you may also want to start learning the accidentals, which can be done in a few ways: After being asked several times about how to read accidentals, here are three rules i came up with that make it clear to which notes accidentals. On the whole the exact fingering doesn't matter so just use whatever is convenient.

On the whole the exact fingering doesn't matter so just use whatever is convenient. They are held horizontally, and can sometimes have smaller sub holes to play lower notes and accidentals. After being asked several times about how to read accidentals, here are three rules i came up with that make it clear to which notes accidentals. Learn to play some scales and music that make use of the notes, such as f, g or d major. There are two ways to do that: Inline ocarinas are played far differently, and are held. Most accidentals can also be struck. Avoiding problem areas in your ocarina designs. Once you can play your ocarina's native major scale, you may also want to start learning the accidentals, which can be done in a few ways: When i was learning to read music, i was taught that an 'accidental' is a note other than what is indicated by the key signature of a tune.

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Ocarina Accidentals There are two ways to do that: When i was learning to read music, i was taught that an 'accidental' is a note other than what is indicated by the key signature of a tune. Once you can play your ocarina's native major scale, you may also want to start learning the accidentals, which can be done in a few ways: Inline ocarinas are played far differently, and are held. After being asked several times about how to read accidentals, here are three rules i came up with that make it clear to which notes accidentals. Avoiding problem areas in your ocarina designs. There are two ways to do that: Practice the small part of the scale that differs by itself, then merge it in, until you can. You can either partly cover the hole for the lower note (the usual whistle technique, difficult to do both. Have a go at playing a strike on every note from low d to high f, or the equivalent for an ocarina in a different key. On the whole the exact fingering doesn't matter so just use whatever is convenient. They are held horizontally, and can sometimes have smaller sub holes to play lower notes and accidentals. Most accidentals can also be struck. Learn to play some scales and music that make use of the notes, such as f, g or d major.