The best way is to bind it and use Duco Cement over the top of the bindings or a small bead of nail polish or white school glue. Hello everyone, My self Jeevan Dhami, a hinudstani Bansuri player from Patna, Bihar, India Presenting you a versatile Course on the extreme basics of flute playing, This Course and the lectures are designed such a way, that it is in the increasing order of its difficulty, where first being the most easy to understand and last being the most. Newari ensembles include, but are not limited to, bansuri (flute) players. Waxing the thread isnвЂ™t worth the time, in fact if you live somewhere hot and humid like India it will just lead to bindings that will actually slip. As a result of oral transmission, the musical styles, instruments. It comes in different sizes and a plethora of colors, I use the thinner stuff number 3 if I remember correctly. Please explain to me why all the top makers use the exact same thread as Kirti and it is вЂњnot the preferred material?вЂќ And how is the method we tie our bindings not correct? Do you make and play bansuri too? Most of us makers are using Omega thread, Kirti will sell it to you and most larger craft stores will have it. Flute binding, is not exactly вЂњon the shelfвЂќ much of anywhere, in todayвЂ™s world.Д¬oming from the perspective of someone who plays, makes, and has been to India and met bansuri makers this is utter nonsense. I assume he is simply doing what he can with the materials he can find available. He is using a binding that is a little too large, and not of the preferred material. That isnвЂ™t a criticism, so much as simply a statement of fact. Kirti himself, has never learned the preferred method, correctly, by the way. Getting the right line to use, not too heavy, not too light, and making sure it is waxed before use, are the keys to making good wraps. A blow dryer should heat the wax enough to tack it to the flute. You can make the total wrap narrow or wide, as you prefer, but wider is more secure, with the ends pulled under. You do that with both ends of the wrap line, pulling the opposite sides in opposite directions, to pull the ends under the wraps. instruments: Shakuhachi, Tin Whistle, Bansuri, Pan Flutes, and Ocarinas. Some people bring the end only part of the way across, and trim it between the wrap loops. West Coast Hip Hop is a regional genre of Hip Hop music that encompasses any. You pull that end back under the wraps, and then trim any excess on the other side. You just cut the pull loops separately, leaving the loop end sticking out, to thread the wrap end into, after making the wraps. A heavier braided nylon fishing line will work just fine. Just run the length of line that you plan to use, across the wax, making sure to use a few passes, to coat all sides of the line.

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