Hive Open Mic Week 86 | The First Noel By Jared Khm (Flute) | Eng/Esp.

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Published on Dec 02, 2021

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Hey what's up guys? today I bring you a transverse flute interpretation of a christmas piece called "the first noel", taking advantage that I am learning to play my new flute with which I have about a month, in my previous post about my trip to Caracas I told you that I had bought a transverse flute thanks to the rewards received in hive, I was practicing a little on my trip while I was in Caracas and although I have little time I really feel that I have had good results, the truth is that I have not seen classes yet, everything I have learned so far I have learned it alone, I have been guided by my own knowledge of solfeggio and looking for information about flutes on the internet, the truth is that there are tutorials that provide good information to all those who want to learn on Youtube, I also learned this piece because it fits very well in this beginning of the Christmas month and the lyrics are very nice, I really hope you like my interpretation that although it is simple has its complications, when playing the flute you have to have a great control of the air and a good way to blow the mouthpiece, I practiced several times to master the technique and to get sound out of the flute, I know I still have details ... sometimes I run out of time to play the flute. ... sometimes I run out of air very quickly but I am striving to improve that, I promise I will make a review of my flute in more detail in the music community, this is a new musical stage in me that I had always wanted to explore, since childhood I have always been very attracted to wind instruments or the brass of the orchestra, without more to say friends I hope you like my interpretation for this week of Openmic, I will try to learn more pieces to share with you, thanks for reading and listening to me, greetings until a next post!

h2>Lyrics

1. The first Christmas a choir was ̮oyed;

to humble shepherds heaven sang,

and an angel spoke to them, surrounded by light,

announcing the Nativity of Jesus.

[Chorus]

Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel.
Today is born the King of Israel.

The star of Bethlehem led the wise men;

In the silent night in Judea it shone.

The manger they found by following the light

and they gave gifts to the infant Jesus.

Spanish

Hey que tal chicos? hoy les traigo una interpretación en flauta transversal de una pieza navideña llamada "la primera navidad", aprovechando que estoy aprendiendo a tocar mi nueva flauta con la que tengo aproximadamente un mes, en mi post anterior acerca de mi viaje a Caracas les comenté que me había comprado una flauta transversal gracias a las recompensas recibidas en hive, estuve practicando un poco en mi viaje mientras estuve en Caracas y aunque llevo poco tiempo realmente siento que he tenido buenos resultados, la verdad es que no he visto clases aún, todo lo que he aprendido hasta ahora lo he aprendido solo, guiandome con mis propios conocimientos de solfeo y buscando información acerca de flautas en internet, la verdad es que hay tutoriales que brindan una buena información a todos aquellos que quieran aprender en Youtube, también me aprendí está pieza porque encaja muy bien en este inicio de mes navideño y la letra es muy linda, realmente espero les agrade mi interpretación que aunque es sencilla tiene sus complicaciones, al tocar la flauta hay que tener un gran control del aire y una buena manera de soplar la boquilla, practique varias veces para poder dominar la técnica y poder sacarle sonido a la flauta, se que aún tengo detalles... a veces se me acaba el aire muy rápido pero estoy esforzándome por mejorar eso, les prometo que haré una revisión de mi flauta a mayor detalle en la comunidad de música, está es una nueva etapa musical en mi que siempre había querido explorar, ya que desde niño siempre me han atraído muchísimo los instrumentos de viento o los metales de la orquesta, sin más que decir amigos espero sea de su agrado mi interpretación para esta semana de Openmic, procuraré aprender más piezas para compartirlas con ustedes, gracias por leerme y escucharme, saludos hasta un próximo post!