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Topic: Flutes
Posted By: The Lost Chord
Subject: Flutes
Date Posted: November 26 2005 at 12:18

I am getting a flute for Chrstmas, and i want to know what i should get....i want a flute with a gizmo like Ian Anderson, i want to be able to play like anderson!

What type of flute does he use?

Thanks



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Posted By: darren
Date Posted: November 26 2005 at 13:06
Hmmm. As far as I know he just uses a flute and either puffs or kind of sings into it (kind of kazoo-style). There are many different flute techniques that he uses, you'll just have to listen and experiment.

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Posted By: Off Centre
Date Posted: November 26 2005 at 13:21
 
Originally posted by The Lost Chord The Lost Chord wrote:

I am getting a flute for Chrstmas, and i want to know what i should get....i want a flute with a gizmo like Ian Anderson, i want to be able to play like anderson!

What type of flute does he use?

Thanks



I play flute, and to get Ian Anderson's 'buzz' flute sound you sing notes whilst also blowing/playing the flute as normal. He nicked it from Roland Kirk, so if you haven't heard him, I suggest you check him out, also Harold McNair who is probably one of the best sax/flute players ever!

Here's a link to all the info you need regarding Ian Anderson and the flute:

http://www.j-tull.com/musicians/iananderson/equipment.html#f lutes - http://www.j-tull.com/musicians/iananderson/equipment.html#f lutes

I suggest you get a Selmer beginners flute, but make sure it has a 'split E' mechanism.




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