I learned it in the training class, and it's also an amateur, but it's ok to say something introductory. Will there be a fingerboard when buying a flute? If not, online search is also very convenient. Find the fingering table of eight-hole flute. First, the fingering of the drum sound is bass 5, which means that the eight holes of the flute are blocked, and the sound is bass 5, which is the most commonly used fingering.

The hole at the bottom of the flute is also drawn on the fingerboard, but when it is called, it is called the first hole, and so on. The eighth hole is the hole on the back of the flute, which is the hole blocked by your big finger. Refers to the black circle on the gauge, indicating that the hole is blocked, and the hollow circle is loose.

Finger position: you should buy a forehand flute, that is, the hole at the bottom of the flute is inclined to the right. That is, the left hand is above, the big finger blocks the hole behind, and the index finger, middle finger and ring finger block the three holes above respectively; Right hand down, index finger, middle finger, ring finger and little finger block the four holes below. I don't know how big your hands are. If it is too small, you can block the hole with the second joint of your finger. It doesn't have to depend on the position of the fingertips. Choose a comfortable position according to your own conditions, but you must block it tightly, otherwise you won't be able to fight.

When I was learning the flute, the teacher said that it would be much easier to enter the door if I played all its sounds. It is suggested to start with alto 3, blow 3 first, then blow 2, 1, 4 and bass 6. Bass 5 is not easy to play. Play other notes before playing.

As for not knowing the score, the simplest and most amateur way is to find a tune you are familiar with to play. If you look at more scores, you can understand them slowly. If you don't understand, look up information or ask someone who knows a little music.

Xiao's skills are not too much and not too difficult. It's in general books or online, so you should be able to understand it. Practice slowly, blow slowly and blow gently. The harder you blow, the less sound you make. Be careful to blow the airflow into a line, just don't spread it. If you want to save some money, you really don't need to buy books and CDs to find teaching videos online. As for the music score, our first etude is the Japanese Four Seasons Song, because there are no notes above alto 4 and below bass 6, so it is easier to master.

Try it slowly, it's actually not difficult.