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Holy Flow Music Lab teaches instrumentalists and musicians how to listen to the Holy Spirit and respond through improvised music, prayers and worship.

258 contributions to FLUTARIAN IMPROVISATION
0 likes • 4d
I will do this on zoos Great Thou Art and I have been listening to Nester Torres The Golden Flute on repeat while i have been cleaning today
Nestor Torres - the slow & lyrical jazzy "The Golden Flute"
Check out the rest of his album, "Jazz Flute Traditions," in the comments. What do you like about this recording? (How specific can you get?) What about it do you seek to emulate in your own playing?
1 like • 15d
@Sarah Jane Hargis that would be nice to know:)
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I have been listening to it on repeat, while cleaning. I notice a controlled intensity in some places and a relax chill in other places. I like the dynamics and also how he uses vibrato to bring a different feel to notes. Some of the vibrato gets faster and then slower while he is also using dynamics. I like the simple melody that he improvs on and get more intense and then goes back to chill at the end. A nice storyline! I would like to find a backing track to this to learn this song.
Mistake or Improv?
There are at least 2 types of mistakes - 1 - Mistakes you think in your head, "I didn't mean to do that" 2 - Mistakes the audience thinks, "they didn't mean to do that." When you listen to your recordings, I want you to always be listening from these two perspectives! 1 - The audience! 2 - Your best flute teacher! When you listen as an audience I want you to start noticing those spots that sound like mistakes. You may notice that what you thought was a mistake at the moment turns out not to sound like a mistake in the recording! If that is the case, then you are probably getting good at the techniques we've been practicing in Improv Games to compensate when things don't go as planned! Do you hear anything that sounds like mistakes in my attached recordings? Name these tunes!
2 likes • 10d
Those are amazing! I love them thanks for making them. I liked your beat, the vibrato, the dynamics and the grace notes and the momentum you built. Also how you ended the second one. I know these songs, but will see if someone else wants to take a guess at what they are. It didn’t sound like mistakes, but sounded natural and like it was meant to be. I don’t think an audience wouldn’t think there were mistakes.
Improv in Wash DC
I am in DC helping my daughter and her family and had the opportunity to do some more exposure therapy on the mall of the Capitol with the Washington Monument in the background on one of the videos and the Capitol Building in the other video. My grandson was sweet to video it for me. I haven’t played for a week due to travel and being here, and I didn’t have time to warm up before I played. I appreciate Vic preparing me for moments like this in my lessons. I liked that I went into some hymns and I like that I did it with people walking by. It was fun. I would have improved in confidence and taking more time.
Improv in Wash DC
0 likes • 11d
@Julie McKenna thank you!!
0 likes • 10d
@Christina Rowles thank you!
BOSSA8.MP3 BACKING Track
Bossa8.mp3 backing track. I tryng new style. I learned in this one to play more smooth try to match the notes worked in warmth of tone. I would like to do more of this style . Would like to improve the ending. Like to feel more if the dance.
2 likes • 10d
So fun!! I love your movement!
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Sheri Hudgins
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Love learning improv!

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