What key does the beginner choose for the flute?

Beginners had better choose flutes in F, G and E keys.

Because the beginner's fingers are not open yet, the distance between G holes is relatively small, which is suitable for beginners to practice scales and elementary etudes. Moreover, there are many tunes played on flutes in G key. Smaller flutes, such as a key, lack open finger exercises because the hole spacing is too small. Moreover, the sound is sharp, and it is not good for the ears to use it frequently. There are few tunes played on the flute.

D and C are relatively large flutes, which are used to practice long sounds and finger trembling every day. Personally, I recommend practicing with C, which is helpful to establish the concept of pitch. D has more songs, but it's late. There are many kinds of F or E tunes, all of which are medium-sized flute traps, but they are not suitable for beginners at first.

Practice methods for beginners of flute;

1, to practice facial movements. To practice facial cheek muscles, it is necessary to contract mandibular muscles and hyoid muscles, discharge the gas in the mouth outward, and ensure that the gas blown out has a certain strength. You have to open your mouth as much as possible and pay attention to your mouth shape. You can master it after practicing for a long time, and the muscles in your mouth can cooperate with each other.

2. Breathing and inhaling should be synchronized. You can try to use the contraction of your mouth to exhale airflow, and then inhale through your nose at the same time. This is a bit difficult, but you can master it as long as you practice for a while. The airflow in the average person's mouth can only come out for half a second, and it can last up to one second through practice.