Divine Bansuri - Tutorial 3 - Playing Lower and Higher Pitches in Bansuri - Flute Lessons Beginners

Demonstrates notes from middle octave Sa down to lower octave Pa by progressively closing more holes (Sa with 3 holes closed, Ni↓ with 4, Dha↓ with 5, Pa↓ with all 6 holes closed as the lowest note).

Tip: Be cautious about closing all holes completely, ensuring no air leaks. Practice taking a good breath and holding the note for as long as possible. Master each note before moving on.

Explains how to play higher octave notes by increasing the speed of air blown into the flute, without changing the fingering of the corresponding lower octave note (e.g., Pa↓ to Pa, Sa to Sa↑).

Tip: Increase the blowing speed just a little bit, not intensity or force. The technique has to be correct, and the speed of air consistent. Practice slowly, one note at a time, allowing time to master the breath control. Breathing exercises are important. First, master the lower pitches, then proceed to higher pitches.