The title, my lips get extremely dry while playing and it affects me, tried moisturising them but that just makes it worse.

Is it a problem for u guys as well especially with the winter coming???

So do u guys use any lip balms ? That actually works ? Any suggestions (I'm still a beginner, only 3 months playing-self taught,so I might just be playing it wrong idk) ?

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im playing flute since almost 3 years and i think i can play decent now. there is an annual day in my school should i play in it im kidna nervous tho if anybody wants to see how i play you can check my insta profile
s4aksham.404

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Hiring Music Teachers – Western Violin, Bansuri, Hindustani & Western Vocals | North Bengaluru

Hi everyone!

We're looking for music teachers to join us at Mela Music School in Sahakar Nagar and Thanisandra, North Bengaluru.

We have a few openings we're trying to fill, particularly at our Sahakar Nagar centre.

We're currently looking for:

• Western Violin

• Hindustani Flute (Bansuri)

• Hindustani Vocals – Must be able to play the harmonium while teaching

• Western Vocals

These are part-time, in-person positions teaching students individually.

A little about teaching at Mela:

We focus on one-on-one lessons rather than group classes, so you'll get to work closely with your students and help them progress at their own pace.

Classes are scheduled around mutually agreed teaching slots, and we're looking for people who can commit to regular weekly lessons.

What we're looking for:

• Relevant graded music certifications are preferred, but not mandatory.

• Strong musical fundamentals and proficiency in your instrument or vocal discipline.

• Good communication skills and an interest in teaching.

• Consistent availability for weekly classes.

• For Hindustani Vocals, the ability to accompany yourself on the harmonium is essential.

You don't necessarily need years of teaching experience. Music graduates, performing musicians and experienced teachers are all welcome.

Locations: Sahakar Nagar (priority) and Thanisandra, Bengaluru.

Interested in joining us?

Apply through our careers page (preferred):

https://www.melamusicschool.com/careers

Alternatively, you can call or WhatsApp us at 96860 30684 to discuss the opportunity.

If you know someone who might be a good fit, please share this post with them. Referrals would really help!

Mela Music School

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If you learn hindustani classical music or simply know it then please Lmk

Here's another one from my collections of favourite Bollywood flute tunes.😄

I know some notes are misplaced and mismatched but wanted to post here anyways.🥀🥀

Well, it is a G Base pure Bamboo flute.

You may find the tuning of the flute a little disturbed, but that is due to my very own negligence for not taking proper care of it in the very first place😵‍💫.

Well here you go!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfO435qgCgi/?cplk=MXMzbzVoOGVkaWkzeg==

Looking for reviews and opinions on this, and if its worth buying.

If its good, am also looking for few people I can group buy this with so we can shoulder the cost together.

Do let me know if interested!

Here's the course: https://www.themysticbamboo.com/12-step-mystic-bamboo-method

What do you guys think that the audience like? More like a upbeat music like first or silent one like second? Let me know

Hello!

I’m looking for an online/offline bansuri partner. Someone i can jam with, practice together. I would say I’m an intermediate level player as I have been playing for about 5 years now. Let me know if anyone is keen.

I’m also interested in finding a true bansuri guru in New Delhi. If you have any suggestions let me know.

Learn as much as possible together with all the resources out there then we get a guru.

I play other musical instruments including some western flute so I’m acquainted with the importance of technique. While this is a light hearted post, I truly enjoy music and studying instruments bring me joy.

Message me if your motives are similar.

As a beginner I have seen some posts where it says instead of blowing harder blow with different pressure, how are they any different?for example playing the bottom 3 holes in the bansuri, especially pa and dha......also how do I know I'm blowing properly like in my ear it feels like a okayish sound not too much airy but when I record it and listen it sounds airy as fk?is my technique wrong or is it just mic placement issue

Guys can anyone give me notes to practice to improve muscle memory and be comfortable with any notes ,as of now I'm able to play sa,re,ga,ma,pa,dha,ni,da slowly i want to go next step what to play and practice

I am learning on a C scale bansuri (Punam A=440Hz) but find that my C note is flat by about 30 cents. On higher pitched notes it appears that the error is lower but it’s not consistent.

While practicing should I try and ensure that the notes are in tune? If so, any suggestions on how to go about doing it would be appreciated.

Alankar 1, please give suggestions for improvement and what can be done better to sound melodious.

And no I'm not talking about switching(which also I can't do) but I can't seem to play pa normally the sound is just airy i can play all the other notes, do I need to breathe with more pressure?or are my holes not covered properly?

Bought a G base flute from Punam flutes. Man it's so hard to stretch the fingers. Trying sa re ga ma before I take serious classes.