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Your first flourish?
- Thread starter Teddy94
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Not really. My first flourish that I was happy with and truly thought looked awesome was clueless1 by Fiddlingsteve; I learned a lot of stuff before that but they sucked.
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Cobra Cut back in 2002...first thing I learned is still one of the hardest things to this day haha.
-Andrei Jikh
-Andrei Jikh
Cobra cut Is Hard?..I thought it was pretty easy.The hardest Flourish to me is the WTHHTS 3 By Brian Tudor
Charlier and Thumb Cuts were the first cuts I learned, and the Sybil was the first two-handed cut. I gave up on the Thumb Cut because my thumbs were too short, but I picked it up now (two and a half years later) after my thumbs got longer. Sounds weird, but it's true.
My first flourish ever was the Charlier Cut, but my first more "advanced" flourish was False Sybil - which is still one of my favorite flourishes to this day.
Cheers,
JTM
Cheers,
JTM
My first flourish was, like Jack The Magician, the Charlier Cut.
My first two-handed cut was the Jackson Five.
Although I don't count the Jackson Five a flourish itself; I consider it a "sequence of flourishes"
Madonna 3, Sybilism, Skatercut, etc.
Well, that was the first sequence I learned.
-Eugene
My first two-handed cut was the Jackson Five.
Although I don't count the Jackson Five a flourish itself; I consider it a "sequence of flourishes"
Madonna 3, Sybilism, Skatercut, etc.
Well, that was the first sequence I learned.
-Eugene
believe it or not, my first flourish was 7axophone, my friend learned it and taught me right away, and I got it down with a lot of practicing...But my first "flourish" that was easy or barley even considered a flourish was charlier cut
