The name Bansuri, called the flute in English has its roots in the word baans that means bamboo. The bansuri is amongst the world’s oldest musical instruments. In its simplest form it’s hollow bamboo with seven holes. The Bansuri is originally used as a folk instrument and to accompany dance.
The Hindu deity Lord Krishna is often portrayed playing the flute and it is often associated with magical or seductive power. In addition the bansuri enjoys a distinguished place in the history of Indian music and mythology.
This DVD “Learn to play the Flute” comprises of basic lessons tailored in a way that you can learn and practice playing the flute within the comfort of your home.
1. History of Bansuri & Artist Profile 2. Introduction of Bansuri 3. Types of Flutes 4. Sitting position & Fingering Techniques 5. Pitch 6. Notes & Blowing Techniques 7. Half notes 8. Shudh swar & Komal Swar 9. Exercises & Basic lesion 10. Concert Pattern
Regions: NTSC
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