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Beatbox Flute 2013 Youtube Greg Pattillo ㄞ ₏栚ⱚ㘴岇ⒿBeatbox Flute⮶侓㢾⦷2013㄃䤓㣑⊨᧨䶻₏㶰択拝Youtube 㶲彭Ⓙ Greg Pattillo 䤓㈀䓖᧨挲㣑⊨亰䦃㢾泩䍉⮸ⅉ᧝崜䦮䤓屉㈦⺜㡋栆䶪䤓 崜巧挓⮹⺠᧨☮∕栆䶪䤓檂唁挓厌㦘抨㲲⮩摜䤓唁ㇸ᧨㈭∕㼡㦘㎂拝栆䶪咖 beatbox ⻔䏅挓♾ⅴめ抨䲽㡈㆞抲俟怆∕᧨䦮䤓㢾⮹淋㠶䯭ぴℕ᧝ ㈭抨⃚㈛᧨栚ⱚ⺜Beatbox Flute䞱䞮ℕ咗怲᧨⇕挓ₜ䩴拢崁㈭⇤栚ⱚₚ㓚 ⺚㔍傃剡䤓ぴ␆᧨⦷喺喺⮶䀆䤓㚫⺚拝䲚₼᧨䤋䚍ℕ喀⦚栆䶪⹅␋⇫㦁⹅ Ian Clarke 䤓₏氥槭デ㦘怲䤓㦁⷟᧨⚜䍉 ಠ ಠZoom Tube᧨㢾₏氥俵栆䶪solo䤓搆䌺䗷 ⯞㦁䥽ᇭ楥䏅₵ₜ⏷䏅㢾beatbox flute䤓䆣⯞㽤᧨⇕䠅₼㓏∎䞷Ⓙ䤓ᇷㆅ⇇㔏 㽤 ಠExtendedಠ techniqueᇸ☊㎞⮥⦿㓢栚ℕ㒠⺜beatbox flute䤓∎䞷㡈㆞᧝ ⃮峀㢾⥯䍉㦘怙∕怙⮩䤓ⅉ嬺 Greg Pattillo 䤓beatbox flute㓏⛇ㆤ᧨⚛㄃ Ⅵ⻀⦷呹む㓏⻻䤓⦧浣 PROJECT Trio 䤓 Youtube 櫊拢孰摜㠿ₙ⍂ℕ₏侊⒦ 䤓㟨⸇ᇭ抨K㈀䓖㦍⦷2010㄃䟀⚛㲲⦧浣ₙ⍂拝᧨⚜䍉ᇷBeatbox Flute 101 - A Lesson with Greg Pattilloᇸᇭ ₏栚ⱚ䤓㈀䓖侣♲承♙⻤䯉⛈⯞㡈㆞⇕⺩㦹┯⏴↊⇤䤓巫√᧨力 2013 ㄃ ₙ⍂䤓㠿㟨⸇㈀䓖ⓖ⚁䎰ⓜ√䤓棓ヅℕ傃剡䤓巫√咖₏KⅥ㦻ⅉ䆣⯞䤓㦁巫㟨 ⸇᧨崁㈀䓖㒹咂䥽ⓜ䍉㷱⃮め┄抯ℕ36嚻䤓㟅䦚㶰㠇ᇭ ㈭㷳 Beatbox Flute 抟䇇ℕ㓢栚ℕⅥ䯭䱧䤓⮶栏᧨挏嵚⚓恾浧㓚拁⏴⪰⭧ ⏶᧨㦘怙∕怙⮩䤓ⅉₙ⍂₵䆣⯞呹む䤓 Beatbox Flute 䓗㦻᧨⃮㏱㏱䤓帙㒟ℕ ₏匰㠿䇽㿐₵栚䤋⒉ Beatbox Flute 㓏䔈㦘䤓檂唁᧝ ⦷傃剡咖⹵悟䤓拝䲚₼᧨㏱㏱⦿㒠⃮㘴岇ℕ棎◰弬㕘ᇬBeatbox ䷘䷘咖 Beatbox Flute 抲㘴䤓㔏厌᧨㩴桀ᇬ律彆ℕ䦇桫䤓㦇仜咖㦁巫᧨岑桀ℕ⚓㆞⚓㲲 䤓Youtube櫊拢᧨䪣䴅㹞⊚ⅉ䤓䆣⯞㡈㆞ᇭ㦏俑⃮㎂尐⺖抨⯦㠿䤓䆣⯞㲰㆞ヅ ⥭♿䋲᧨咗峀厌䍉㓏㦘⸇栆䶪㔏嫢䤓ⅉ㓢栚₏䓖〓㠿䤓⮸䴉᧨⦷㦹∕厌␀⚛栚 ┄㠿䤓ゑ⫃₵俵℗⮶䧍₏⊚㠿䤓匁檂᧨㦮㦪♻楕⚓恾ⅉ氻₏⚛䍉抨⊚⏔䆎゛㦪 咖♾厌㊶䤓ℭ㿁檂㲑ゑ⫃₏怆⋩煭⅏煋᧝ 掼⸖㽿, 2018 ⏼㦗 1 ⇫劔亰⅚ 掼⸖㽿 Myrllin Cheng 䟨㽤栆䶪䆣⯞⹅᧨㦍↊㽤⦚⚁䔈㕘㠾⪰檂㲑棱栆䶪咖⹵泦┖⫃┸㟨᧨位抩 䠅ⅲ咖☂咗檂㲑ᇭ㦍䘁㡴㦻⮶梹⦚椪檂㲑⮶後䶻ℛ⚜᧨₵䘁㡴㦻⹛⭺⼀榊尥♿ ✛㽤⦚䆣⯞⹅◣㦒᧤SPEDIDAM᧥䗝⸇摠ᇭ䟱㯼㡋㽤⦚ゃ煝ズ乓檂㲑棱ᇬゃ煝 ゑ䵚檂㲑棱♙⚁䔈㕘㠾⪰檂㲑棱᧨♥㈦栆䶪✛⸳⏶㲑䆣⯞⹅㠖㐠᧷䚍↊浧楓澂 㠿浧₼ᇬ㠿咗⦚₼檂㲑䙼栆䶪♙⸳⏶㲑㟨ズᇬ㉆㠿丰ㆵ㲑⦧栆䶪氥ゼᇬ浧楓ゑ 丰㲑⦧⓾氥ゼᇭ 2014㄃扣♿㈛᧨䳜㰄咖⚓櫭⨚檂㲑⹅⚗⇫䆣⒉᧨嫷䆣ㇱ㏚㳺恷♳␇咖䚍ⅲ 檂㲑⃒咂恷䟛嫷䆣ᇭ扠㄃⏶棳ℕ咖䧍⮩ℳ檎㲑⦧ᇬ栆䶪⦧ᇬ㷛㓚䷘⚗⇫䆣⒉᧨ 㦃⦷2016㄃咘戵ℕ₏⫃⊚ⅉ┄⇫檂㲑䆣⟀㦒᧨ₜ㡆⢦峵㘷椂⒉㠿᧨㖠㒿栆䶪䆣 ⯞䤓㰄棟᧨俟⚗Beatboxᇬ㈹䜿✋⛇ᇬ榊⷟匁檎㟗㨫䷘᧨帢栆䶪♾ⅴ悂厺⒉♳ ␇䤓㫕㩅᧨⺖檂㲑娜⏴䞮㿊㦃彋扠䧍ⅉ䤓₥䟛ᇭ 2 ⺗㠖㘷堵 㨦㠖啠劐ズ 浧楓ゑℳ檎㲑⦧栆䶪氥ゼ 挓岧㈦⃔拯ⓜ䤓㩟₏㄃㝣↊栆䶪㹣後䤓峤⹸㣑᧨㦘₏⇜≙初䤓⺞䟆䞮⛈ Hüe 䤓 Fantasie ⇫䍉呹指㦁᧨䠅㣑㒠嬺Ⅵ怔燰䤓檂㲑㊶㓏⛇ㆤ᧨㦃岬䟿抨⊚ ⺞䟆䞮♾ⅴ㔙㺲㘶Ⓟ䤓抨煋Ⰼ᧨Ⅵ⻀㢾ᇷ掼⸖㽿ᇸ᧝ ℚ椣扠20㄃䤓㣑栢᧨Ⱁ⅙Ⅵ⦷栆䶪䤓檧⩮㦃┯位拁᧨楥䏅㒠咖⸖㽿₵䎰ズ 䞮桫≑᧨䏅力Ⅵ㿐㤱䤓㈹䜿✋⛇♙䞮╤⦿栆䶪Beatbox㔏ぶ☊囦⹵⛇ㆤ囦㒠᧨ ⥯㷳⃮䑒怆ℕ㒠ヺⅥ栚嵁抯䰞檂㲑⸇⷟䤓䑀㍔咖㊄檼᧝ 䥽ⓜ♿䋲⺠⷟▥㒟䍉ℕ₏䲽怷╱᧨⦚⹅倢䉮⮶ₜⰑⓜ᧨檂㲑䟛䤓ぴ⇫榏㻑 摞㦘棟᧨抯㒟⮶㔈⎹䱏ⅉ㓜⮥㿐䤓䴧⬒᧤Ⱁ㒠䤓㎪㈡囘㊰䯌⦷▦℻⮶㷛┖棱㝣 ↋栆䶪氥ゼ᧥᧨力抨⻀㢾㒠栚㷳嵁䲚䤓䥽䤓᧨゛㦪厌⺖⎹䱏䤓ⅉ㓜㫈䟨♿䋲᧨ 䍉㦹∕䤓⃊ⅉ剐㙟◖⦚椪䶅䒼┪᧷㦃㦮䦋抨㶰嵁䲚㓏㜡ₚ䤓䲽⷟᧨厌帢抨刳㰄 ␆䇪┪䤓栆䶪⹅⊠抟䇇⦷⦚椪咭♿ₙ䤋⏘䤋䑀᧨䯬䰞⮶⹅⦷塬嫢抨㬬初焦力唀 截䤓拢恾ₙ᧨偊㟍⏘唡᧝ 3 ؾᙕ รԫີΚBeatbox Flute ࣳԺ٤ၲ 5 1.1 Beatbox Flute ਢչᏖΛ 6 ϟ Beatbox Flute 9 זΚႚอΕ෼ٽዝ৉ऄऱ࿨ .1-2 13 פรԲີΚBeatbox Flute ᒭࣳ Կଃ 1 4ءഗ .2-1 Օቔ Kick / Bass drum1 5 ሥ Hi-hat 1 8 K՛ቔ K snare 20 2-2. ܮ௛ଃ 2 4 5 2 ۥଃۼ࢏ .2-3 2-4. ૹរᖞ෻ 2 7 รԿີΚᆏ৉ᒭ฾ 28 3-1. Bass / Kick drum (B)2 9 3-2. K Snare (K) 3 1 3-3. Hi-Hat (T) 3 3 3-4. ᆏ৉ᒭ฾ 3 4 3-5. Little 007 Star 35 ள۩ॹဢ 38 .3-6 40 ڴਣᎾՕᖏ߆უ .3-7 ร؄ີΚBeatbox Flute ᑨԺྤᒡ 4 2 4-1. Beatbox Flute ଅᑪፖႚࢭ 43 4-2. Beatbox Flute ኙ࣍९ยඒߛऱᐙ᥼ 50 Q & A 52 ஼ؾ 53ە೶ ࿨፿ 54 4 䶻₏䵯 Beatbox Flute 㷵┪⏷栚 5 䶻₏䵯᧶Beatbox Flute 㷵┪⏷栚 “乏⯞♲㔏ಠ Beatbox / Beatboxing” “栆䶪乏⯞♲㔏ಠ Beatbox Flute / Flute beatboxing / Fluteboxing” (ⅴₚ亰䳀 BBF) 1.1 Beatbox Flute 㢾⅏煋᧻ ಠBeatbox 怆䄟㡋ℛ◐₥侏 80 - 90 ㄃ⅲ䤓⣊❗♙毡咛㠖▥᧨㦘曡㡋䓄⭺熢 俓岼⌨㠃⯦彆ₚ∕㒥㢾䱮⊮䤕槭デ㢑彃᧨㡋㢾⦷乏䦐倢彊♙⚓䲽劒摞ₙ᧨㣑デ ⦷斓檂栢㒥㘡傃⸳ㇸ㘡㣑䞷ⅉ匁♊㲰↎ᇬ㦎ⅲ䓄⭺熢㒥熢匁㳮⣷᧤drum machine᧥䤓㟗㨫᧨力㈛㓜㏱㏱⦿䆣帙㒟₏䲽ⅉ匁㲰↎塬嫢ᇭ 侣ⅉ匁 Beatbox ∎䞷楨➖ᇬ咛檼ᇬ♲口♙燊口␀澃䴉栢ⅴ♙⠘捷匁ヅ᧨∕ 完抯♙䤋⒉⚓䲽㛸㝵檂᧨塘ⅴ㲰↎ⅴ熢㭡㒥熢Ⓠ㠁㝙熢䤽ᇬ熢挙㒥擇䤓㟗㨫᧨ ⃮⥯㷳䎰嵥⦷侣ⅉ匁 Beatbox 㔠㒥 Beatbox Flute᧤BBF᧥ₙ㛸㝵檂䤓岢傃㰄 䍉摜尐᧨⃮㓜㢾帢䓄⭺熢䤓匁檂➾Ⱘ➾匥䤓桫昄ᇭ ᧧ ಠ= ಠ ಠ? 6 ಠ ⃮⻀㢾崹᧨ BBF ⹵椪ₙ⻀㢾⺖䓄⭺熢俓䤓檂㟗┯拁栆䶪䤓䆣⯞ₙ᧨帢㒠 ⊠♾ⅴ⚛㣑䤋⒉抨⏸䲽㲑⣷䤓匁檎ᇭ ಠ 栆䶪᧧䓄⭺熢 ᧹ Beatbox Flute BBF 棳ℕ♾ⅴ䆣⯞⚓㆞⚓㲲䚍ⅲ㿐嫛檂㲑欷㫋䤓㦁䥽᧨⃮㣑デ♜拝∕摜㠿 䆣儈♳␇檂㲑䤓倢␇㦁䥽⍞㢾᧶ゃ❗A⺞嵎䎰⇃⯞栆䶪䗷⯞㦁ᇬ㪃♾⮺㠾⪉䤓 印㫒擦䷘᧨∎栆䶪䤓䆣⒉㦁䥽♗㦃┯䤓㞃㇄♙ㅲ㽪ᇭ ㉒㤉⦥1᧶Beatbox Flute ಠ ಠ栆䶪㦻愺㢾₏檔槭デ␆ⓜ嫪㊶䤓ⅲ嫷㲑⣷᧨⸒咖ⅉ匁䤓␀ⷧ㦃㢾⹕ₜ♾⒕ 䤓᧨␅☮⥯⦷㡋㒠⊠䤓⣃➖咖㲑⣷㦻愺䤓抲㘴ₙ₵䎰亶䓖㒥⛈⣃䤓棊椣᧨䦃㘴 ₣⠽侣⦿ⅴ㺲㋾♙㺲㪀抲㘴ⅉ浣咖㲑⣷᧷⥯㷳 Beatbox 㔏厌₼⮶⮩㠇䤓㛸㝵匁 ᧤Ⱁ᧶⮶熢ᇬ⺞熢ᇬ擇䷘᧥㈦ⅴ⸛初䤓咖栆䶪䤓匁檎俟⚗᧨㒟䍉㠿₏ⅲ䤓䆣⯞ 㲰㆞ᇭ 䧍㓏䤕䩴᧨栆䶪⦷♳␇檂㲑ゑ⫃₼⇣㦘₏ゼ⃚⦿᧨⦷㲑⦧ᇬ䗷⯞♙⸳⏶㲑 䤓⇫❐₼⃮倢デ匌Ⓙ⸒䤓匁檂ᇭ䏅力ℚ⹵ₙ᧨ₜ⚛㡋⍂倀檂㲑₼䤓檂唁㰑㊄᧨ ⦷ Rap 檂㲑䤋⻤⚁孰栆䶪⒉⃝㎞㠨⃚⮥䤓⃮㢾㈗摜尐䤓₏檔檂㲑⏒侯ᇭ⸒⏔䆎 ㈚╤㎮♙☮ⱚ㎮䤓檂唁䔈役᧨∎栆䶪⦷ℛ◐₥侏 50 - 60 ㄃ⅲ᧨㦃㢾⮶摞䤓∎ 䞷⦷䓄⭺㲑孰᧨㒟䍉䓄⭺堸⏚㠾欷㓚㉔⌨䤓䶻ℛ⺗栆㲑⣷ᇭ 7 厌呹䟀䤓俟⚗⍂倀᧤♳␇᧥檂㲑✛䓄⭺檂㲑䤓偙⹕桫≑ಠ᧨∎栆䶪栚ⱚ嬺⮶ 䧍㓏崜䩴᧨ಠ⸒⏔䆎㺲㋾ᇬ䑀㍔₣䃁㩢┪㇆䤓匁檂᧨⃮∎㈦⸒⦷㕘ₐ檂㲑⃚₼Ⱁ Charangaᇬ泆嘝᧤Salsa᧥䷘檂㲑孰⮶㟍䟿ㇸ᧨㒟䍉㉔ₜ♾⺠䤓㲑⣷⃚₏ᇭ 䟀㡋抨㲲䤓㸆⚁䂄䄟♙䲽㡞᧤檂㲑᧥娜⚗᧨∎栆䶪䤓㲑䲽∎䞷乓⦜⃮抟䇇 䤓ᇬ⏷槱㊶䤓㞃㇄Ⓙ₥䟛䓗⦥䤓⚓⊚⦿●ᇭ ⬆ J.P. Rampal ᧤♳␇栆䶪᧥ ⬆ Hubert Laws ᧤䓄⭺栆䶪᧥ ⬆ Dave Valentin ᧤㕘ₐ䓄⭺栆䶪᧥ ⬆ Greg Pattillo ᧤Beatbox Flute᧥ ⦥䯉 1᧶栆䶪檂㲑₥䟛䓗⦥ 8 1-2. 䆣⯞㽤䤓俟⚗᧶⍂倀ᇬ䚍ⅲ ᧢ Beatbox Flute ␅⹵᧨⦷㓏㦘栆䶪⇫❐䠅₼Ⓒ䞷ⅉ匁䆣⯞栆䶪₵槭⏷㠿䤓㔏ぶ᧨㈭ℛ◐₥ 侏₼㦮䚍ⅲ㲑᧤Contemporary Music᧥栚ⱚ䤋⻤咂⅙᧨㒠⊠⦷⮶摞䤓䠅ⅲ⇫❐ 孰♾ⅴ䤋䚍䠅ⅲ⇫㦁⹅⊠め倢ㅲ㽪⦿∎䞷栆䶪䚍ⅲ䆣⯞㔏ぶ₼䤓ᇷಠ ㆅ⇇⯞㽤 ಠ Extended technique ᇸಠ᧨␅₼⃮▔⚺ℕⅉ匁咖䶪匁⚛㣑䆣⯞䤓㡈㽤ᇭ ▔㕻⍞㢾ⅴᇷ㝻匁ᇸ䤋檂㡈㆞᧨挙⛈挙䤋⒉㖖⸩䤓ⷦ㹜ᇬ♹⛈㺲匁㒥挙⛈ 挙⟀䷘拁椝㔏ぶ᧨⍞㢾ᇷchᇸᇷkᇸᇷshᇸᇷtᇸᇷhᇸ᧨㒥㢾ᇷ啀咛ᇸᇷ㽪檂ᇸ ᇷ䅠檂ᇸ䷘᧨⻀め倢㦘櫭⇋ BBF 䤓匁檂᧤BTKT᧥✛䆣⯞㓚㹄ℕᇭ 巫√1᧶Ian Clarke, ಠZoom Tube, m.71-72 ℚ⹵ₙ᧨ᇷㆅ⇇⯞㽤ᇸ咖ᇷBBFᇸ⦷∎䞷咖㊬值ₙ㦘K㰑㊄ₙ䤓ₜ⚛ᇭ 栆䶪䤓ᇷㆅ⇇⯞㽤ᇸ⦷䚍ⅲ檂㲑孰⮶⮩㢾⇫䍉䔈㸙檂㟗䤓₏䲽ᇷ㝻㏚ᇸ䤓 嫷䚍᧨⍞㢾欷匁ᇬ㼨㼨匁ᇬ崭㎞ₜ㢝䤓⥗崭䷘᧨俤⮶⮩㠇䤓ㆅ⇇⯞㽤㢾䞷∕䍉 㦁䥽完抯䔈㸙䤓匁檎ⅴ䞱䞮㎂⍞值ㄵ₼䤓㎞⬒᧨┄抯䗷䔈䤓䴉栢㎮᧷䞷ᇷ槭栆 䶪▥ᇸ䤓䔈㸙檂㟗䉏䤋ⅉ⺜㡋匁檂䤓㎂⍞┪᧨≒∎匌劔拁⏴♵₏⻳㶰䤓㎂⍞值 ㄵᇭ1 1 ♾♒劒 Pierre-Yves, Artaud. ಠLa flûte au présent. ♿䋲᧶☮䶨⦚椪⒉䓗䯍 Robert, Dick. ಠTone developpement through extended techniques. ♿䋲᧶㲑檊⒉䓗䯍 9 ᇷBBFᇸ ⓖ㦃⮩䤓⺗㽷⦷檂㲑䤓☂咗咖⺜乏⯞䤓㘛㙰ₙ᧨∎檂㲑䤓⛗䚍␆ 㦘㇆䍗䤓㈚╤㎮᧨₵ⅿ徃䆣⯞劔⺜⊚ⅉ初㎮䤓䚕屲∕┄抯㒥偷僣㓏∎䞷䤓 Beatbox 匁檂᧨₏咻∕崹⒕䍉⏸䲽㡈㆞᧶ 1. ㇆嵎㇆䍗䤓乏⯞㎮咖㈚╤ಠ᧨㦃⺗㽷⦷ Beatbox 䤓∎䞷₵ₜ䔈⒴㇆ 嵎㡚㈚偩㬬䞩咂⸛㠃䤓栆䶪匁檂 2. ㇆嵎㡚㈚咖乏⯞䤓俟⚗ಠ᧨㦘扠⃝⸛㠃䤓栆䶪匁檂挓㦘Ⰼ匌㔠㒥勂䐮 厌崂䤓㡚㈚偩㬬 BBF 䤓䤋⻤䜿⬒⮶⮩㠇㢾⦷ RapperᇬBeatboxer 㒥㢾嫦檼䆣⒉劔䤓䆣⒉ 㲰㆞䠅₼᧨⥯㷳檂㲑₼㣑デヅ㦘㇆䍗䤓 “Jazzy feeling” ᧤䓄⭺㎮᧥᧨峵⦥帢匌 劔䞱䞮咖⃚☂咗㒥愺浣恮囦怆咭䤓⇫䞷᧨㇆嵎咖ⅉ䤓℡╤咖抲俟᧨㦃㽷摜䚍⹵ 㩅㱚䤓ㆉ抯᧨㦃␆㣑ⅲ㎮咖ⷧ⦷㎮ᇭ ⥯㷳 BBF ⺜㡋栆䶪䤓䤋⻤∕崹棳ℕ␆⌨⍂倀䆣⯞㽤㓝⹵䤓岢傃᧨⺜㡋㦍㘴 岇拝䚍ⅲ㲑䤓⸇⷟㒥㲑㓚㦃㢾⹈㢢ₙ㓚䤓₏檔ぴ␆᧨Beatbox 抨檔䔈唁⃮帢䚍 ⅲ栆䶪㦃␆⌨ℕ楲厌♾彃䤓㣑ⅲ㎮ᇭ ㉒㤉⦥ 2᧶栆䶪䆣⯞㽤 10 ಠ ␅₼₏檔咖ᇷㆅ⇇⯞㽤ᇸₜ⚛䤓⦿㡈᧨⦷㡋䆣⯞劔榏尐␆⌨䆣⯞ᇷಠ ➖㛸 㝵檂ᇸಠ♙ᇷಠ 櫝㛸㝵檂ᇸಠ䤓厌┪ᇭᇷ➖㛸㝵檂ᇸ櫭⇋㡋攔丰㲑⣷䤓䤋匁㡈 ㆞᧨択拝䴉㺲咖楨➖䤓榖╤∕䞱䞮ₜ⚛䤓檂浧᧨帢⚛櫕熢㈦ⅴ㦘ₜ⚛䤓檂唁᧷ 力ᇷ櫝㛸㝵檂ᇸⓖ㢾択拝咛檼咖ₜ⚛●⫙䤓ₙ櫝䞱䞮㛸㝵∕完抯ₜ⚛䤓檂㟗ᇭ 㒠⊠♾ⅴ䂉䟴䤓⒦⒉⻻㡋ᇷ➖㛸㝵檂ᇸᇉᇷBᇸᇷPᇸᇷPfᇸ䷘䤓匁檎᧶ ● ⮶熢 ● ⺞熢᧤熢䤽᧥ ● ₼熢 力⻻㡋ᇷ櫝㛸㝵檂ᇸᇉᇷkᇸᇷgᇸ䤓匁檎᧶ ● ⺞熢᧤熢挙ᇬ榊⷟熢᧥ ● 榊⷟匁檎᧤楫岙ᇬ㝵䥳᧥ ● 檎㭡 㦏䍉亰⠽䤓ⓖ㢾ᇷಠ 燡㛸㝵檂ᇸಠ᧨⪉㦻ₙ㢾䞷∕㲰㝻ᇷ擇ᇸᇉᇷtᇸᇷkᇸ 䤓匁檂᧨䦇⺜㡋栆䶪䤓⪉㦻傃剡⻀㢾⠽⚟咖楨⚟䤓岢傃ᇭ ㉒㤉⦥ 3᧶㛸㝵檂 11 ♵⮥᧨䠅㒠⊠⦷䆣⯞ BBF 㣑㦒䀗劦⮶摞䤓㺶㺲᧨⥯㷳㹞䲽㛸㝵檂掌㦒㦘呹 む䤓ᇷಠ ⛇㺲檂ᇸಠ᧤inhaled sounds᧥∕⇫䍉✋⛇煭㒥匁檎䤓∎䞷᧨ⅴ挎⏜㙪 㺲ₜ恂抯㒟愺浣䤓ₜ拸䞩咂凉㺶ᇭ㈗呹䏅⦿᧨䆣⯞劔榏尐⃊╤⸇剡䨻栢⮶摞䤓 ⛇㺲咖㉺抮㙪㺲䤓㡈㽤᧨棳ℕ厌帢䆣⯞劔㦃拁₏㷴䤓♊㊬劒栆䶪ₙ䤓㙪㺲⮥᧨ ⺜㡋䆣⯞栆䶪檂㲑俤⺜㢾㈗⮶䤓ヺ┸ᇭ 巫√2᧶Ps᧤⺞熢᧥⛇㺲檂, Greg Pattillo, ಠFour Etudes for Beatbox Flute, Hotel Crazyness, m.13-14 巫√3᧶ts᧤擇᧥K᧤熢挙᧥⛇㺲檂, Greg Pattillo, ಠThree Beats, No.2, m.47 & m.109 12 䶻ℛ䵯 Beatbox Flute 傃㷵┮ 13 䶻ℛ䵯᧶Beatbox Flute 傃㷵┮ “㏱┮䁻䏘㒟摠ᇭ㉺┮ⓖ䩴␅㓏㏱⃮ᇭ”ಠ by Andrea La Rose “Slow work refines. 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