Flute Sound Production Techniques

Where should the open end of the flute head joint be positioned?

• To your right

• To your left

• Below your chin

• Above your head

What is the first step in producing sound on the flute head joint?

• Close your mouth like saying 'M'

• Roll the head joint out

• Blow air into the hole

• Place the tone hole on your lips

What is the correct direction to blow air when producing sound?

• Below the hole

• Above the hole

• Across the hole

• Into the hole

What is a common mistake beginners make when trying to produce sound?

• Holding the flute too tightly

• Blowing air into the hole

• Using too much air

• Not using enough air

What should you do if you are not getting a sound immediately?

• Use a different flute

• Skip to the next lesson

• Try the four steps repeatedly

• Blow harder into the hole

What is the purpose of rolling the head joint out and in?

• To increase volume

• To find the best sound spot

• To make it easier to hold

• To change the pitch

How can you check if your lips are opening too much?

• By feeling the air pressure

• By listening to the sound

• By asking a friend

• By using a mirror

What is a fun technique to try once you can produce a sound?

• Play a different instrument

• Use two fingers to cover the hole

• Block the open hole with your hand

• Blow air into the hole

What should you do if you are able to hold the sound for a long time?

• Try blocking the open hole

• Switch to a different instrument

• Increase the air pressure

• Stop practicing

What should you do if you feel light-headed while practicing?

• Lie down immediately

• Continue practicing

• Drink water

• Stop and rest for a minute