Imagine you get the chance to play piccolo, but you don’t have one yet. So you look at cheaper piccolos but start to wonder about Mendini piccolo alternatives. While a cheap piccolo sounds great, you will make sacrifices. Read on to learn if Mendini is worth it or if you should consider the competition.
You’ve played the flute for a while, and you’re ready to expand your skills by learning the piccolo. Before you go full steam ahead, consider why you should take piccolo lessons specifically. While it’s possible to learn the piccolo on your own, it’s not ideal. Lessons offer many benefits, so read on to find out …
If you want to get the best sound possible, you need a piccolo that meets your needs. For many players, that means comparing composite vs. plastic piccolos. I love a good composite piccolo, but plastic models also work well for some players. Keep reading to learn which material is better for you.
Are you unsure of how to choose piccolo music that you’ll enjoy? You want to feel challenged but not overly so, and I can understand that. Luckily, I have a few tips to help you find music for the piccolo that will make you want to play the small flute. Read on to learn more!
How do the Pearl vs. GUO piccolos compare? If you’re on the hunt for an upgrade, you may want to consider both of these brands and their amazing piccolos. But one is probably going to suit you better than the other. So keep reading to learn about these brands and their models as well as …
Do you want to learn how to fix a crack in your piccolo? You should go to repair school or find an apprenticeship with an experienced flute or piccolo tech. But if you’re more of a performer, you can learn how to prevent cracks and how to choose a good repair tech when you need …
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You’re ready to get your first or next piccolo, but you aren’t sure where to start. As you go shopping, consider if a Gemeinhardt piccolo meets your needs. It may not be the most professional brand, but it carries tons of options at other levels. Read on to learn about the brand’s popular piccolos and …
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Do you ever find yourself getting bored of playing the piccolo? You may want to start to play low flutes, like the alto and bass flutes. Then, you can keep things interesting, and you may even land more gigs. Keep reading to learn more about why you should play these other flutes.
You’re ready to get your first wood piccolo, but you don’t know what to choose. So you decide to look into the Yamaha YPC-62 vs. Yamaha YPC-81. Both piccolos are great, and I’ve tried and enjoyed both models. But one piccolo might be the better choice for you, so read on to figure out which …
If you like wearing makeup, you may wonder if it’s safe to wear makeup when playing the piccolo. You shouldn’t have to give up looking your best. While you can wear makeup during rehearsals and performances, it’s not always the best idea. Be sure to consider the pros and cons and how to wear makeup …
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