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A couple of days ago I played the flute.
Not for the first time in six years, but I can probably count on my fingers the number of times I’ve picked it up. What with the original wrist injury and my shoulders and that neck problem I had in second year and my perpetual headaches and so on, I just… never started playing again. I was good, when I stopped. Working on diploma-level pieces, a genuinely good flautist on my way to being better. I didn’t stop voluntarily, but I could have gone back sooner, and I didn’t.
I played for ten minutes, mostly just slow stuff, a few tunes, and then stopped. My loss of breath control and my weak embrouchure meant that was about all I could manage before my headache got too bad to bear.
Today, I played again. Fifteen minutes this time. I played through the second flute part of the Doppler flute duet, and a movement of a CPE Bach sonata I loved six years ago. It came back… easier than I expected. All those semiquavers, all those accidentals, were still somewhere under my fingers, despite the years since I last played those pieces. My breath control is shot, and my tone isn’t anything like as clear as it used to be, but… I had the notes. I played the notes.
My left hand hurts a little now, from gripping the flute too tightly, but not too much. My head hurt a little afterwards, but not unbearably.
Maybe… maybe I can do this, and it won’t take as long as I thought to be good again. Maybe it doesn’t have to be a slow climb up again from the bottom.
I almost didn’t bring my flute with me to Cambridge when I moved, but I’m glad I did.
When you’re practicing for your music exam and you flip violently between “hey this might be ok!” and “I am beyond dooooooooooomed” every 30 seconds or so.
My band director wants all the flutes to switch to piccolo for marching band since there is only 4 of us and I'm stressed because one of us can't even play flute and I can't play or hear piccolo without getting a headache. I hate...... everything
I wouldn’t stress about it right now. Your director will probably reconsider once marching season starts. You might also talk to him personally about it. I know my directer didn’t want all four of his flutes to play piccolo because it’d have to much high pitches and not enough blend.
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