ae ee ee Se_—. se Ocarina Lesson - Know. when you glow, thar ir sounds Great! Prey PeOpLe-aROUNS You Will Like YOUR PLayiNa MORE Than you do. ~ Make each NOTE SOUND Good BEFORE RACING OFF TO The NexT Nore. - Make a seal over the mouthpiece with your Lips. = IT 1 1/MPORTANT TO Cover The FINGER holes completely. No Leakst - The mone holes Thar axe open, the biaher the pitch, and the more holes That are closed, — the ower The piel ; = Synamic range 1s The spectrum of voLUsne FROM a SOFT Whisper TO a CLARION CALL SXpenimnent with slowhs sopveR ANS staONGER by - You can ARTICGLATE Notes By using your ToNGue while you Blow. Say, “Ta TA Ta. AKING The “TA SOUND WhILe YOU Ake BLOWING INTO The Ocarina, THIS WILE AAKE sepakare NOTES OUT OF The sarhe TONE. ~ Another special recbwigue 1s called ATRILL. AAKake a NOTE, ANY NoTe, AND Lift ANS RepLace ONE FINGER Repeatedly ANd very quickly, ~ You can add soyne VIBRATO to The sound sine your diaphram. This 1s The mascle feTWeeN your Chest ANd your eel thar het ea fu BREATHE Avhile you slow. make yur diaphkagea quiver Ox Flarter. Thars VIBRATO! + Can you ROLL your ‘Rs with yora roncue? Try SoiNa The *krinee" PART WhILE BLOWING INTO The OcaRINA. ~ areat Way To Learn ocakINa Is TO Flaure ouT soNas Thar you aLReady KNOW. - Try to learn sons By heart They sound setter that way- = Ocarinas have & FUNKY Way OF BEING IN TONE WiTh ThelR surrouNdiNas, have YO <5 IT 1s FON To play Ocarina at unexpected TIMES AND IN GNExpecTed+ to read this tableture, please note the following items: ee ; tivo thumb holes remain covered, until the picture of the holes appear at the bottom. ofthe lyph. 5 Keep your LEFT pinky down most of the time, glue it dowa! It’s hole does not appear until it should open, {Leave the ewo tiny holes open, until you want che lowest notes, below DO. Then, flatten your fingers to reach th 4 Spacing clenotes rhythm. In the songs, the more space between the notes, the longer the duration of the note. Pee Se PT PL. 5 pee pe totter Do Rk MF Ti Let thumb SCALES aa lay each seale forwards and backwards SEPP EE Beas Native American/Asian/Minor Pentatonic Minor Oriental/Arabesque