Talking Flute with Kaori Ep. 7 - Articulation 2: Double tonguing 

I learned at a masterclass that I made too much movement when articulating, excactly as you demonstrate. I searched and viewed tens of videos. This one is really good and helpful. Thanks a lot.

Awesome tutorials! You are a great teacher. Love the fish/water analogy.

This one is the most helpful video about double tonguing ever! I’ve seen a ton of videos teaching double tonguing on RU-vid I could possibly find. Many of them were helpful but your explaining is so practical and the fish along the air stream is just brilliant! That has changed the whole concept of tonguing that I had. Thank you Kaori. More talking flute videos please!

The story of the flow and a fish was very easy to understand! I understand that tongue does not block the flow!! Thank you so much!!!

Thank you very much Kaori! I'd like to know your daily practice routine! That would be very helpful for many students! 👍

Thanks Kaori so much for your practical and helpful skills ! Hope to see more videos from you

藤井先生の動画は大変わかりやすく、目から鱗です。 何度も観て参考にさせて頂いております。 日本に帰省された際にコンサートがありましたら、ぜひ観に行きたいです。 楽しみにしてます！！

I so appreciate your videos. Many thanks! You are a delight to listen to.

These videos are so helpful and easy to understand at the same time! Thank you so much❤️btw I think you’re an incredible flautist and I love your playing. One more time thank you⭐️

Thanks for this video!! Just to be sure to fully understand: could you confirm that the tip of your tongue on "D" for the double tonguing is behind your upper teeth? (not between your lips/teeth as in the 1st video) And something else I'm not sure to understand: you say that the tongue shall make the minimum movements to be light, but also be low in the mouth. However, some recommends to use "Di Gi", and with the voyell "i", the tongue is up in the mouth, which enables less movements. I'm a bit lost... 🤔😅 A last thing: do you think it would be possible to have a fast double tonguing with the tongue between the lips (1st video) on the D, instead of behind the upper teeth? and if no, why not?

Thank you very much ♥♥♥감사합니다♥♥♥♥

please talk next time about triple tonguing !! you helped me a lot in the perception of how the tongue should feel!!!!