Two More Winter Songs to Enjoy Playing on Your Native American Flute

These two winter songs can both be played easily on your Native American Flute. One is from Ireland, the other is from Japan. They use the same notes, but they are in different modes. In this video, you will learn how to play them and a little bit about how modes work.

Both songs are included in my new collection, 15 Winter Songs. Each song is the collection is given in three different notations - Euro-classical staff notation, Nakai TAB and my one Finger Number Notation. There are plenty of helpful playing tips included.

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Here is the complete Table on Contents

Introduction

Section 1 - Notes and practice tips

1 Air la fuar Geimread (Ireland, traditional)
2 Nun komm der Heiden Heiland (German Chorale based on Gregorian Chant)
3 Yuki Ya Konko (Japan, traditional children’s snow song)
4 Winter Solstice Song (Hungary, traditional by way of Béla Bartók)
5 Esta sí que es Nochebuena (Mexico, traditional)
6 Coventry Carol (England, traditional)

Section 2 - Notes and practice tips

7 March Snow (Ron Warren - Echota Cherokee)
8 A Roving On a Winter’s Night (Appalachia, traditional)
9 Il est né le divin enfant (France, traditional)
10 Once in Royal David’s City (England, traditional)
11 Es ist ein Ros entsprungen (Germany, traditional)
12 O Tannenbaum (Germany, traditional)


Section 3 - Notes and practice tips

13 Deck the Halls (England, traditional)
14 Wexford Carol (Ireland, traditional)
15 Shchedryk (Ukraine, traditional)

An Introduction to Finger Number Notation (FNN)

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