Graded jazz pieces for solo flute recently set on the new Trinity College syllabus for all 8 grades. The story behind Scatadoodledoo: 'One day when I was at home practising my flute for a Jazz gig I had a particularly hard chart with lots of key changes and I just couldn't get into the flow of it. I was thinking logically and thinking of the chord symbols and just thinking thinking thinking which anyone who improvises knows is a sure way to stop you being 'in the flow'. Being a Jazz singer I love to scat sing and so I soon found myself putting my flute down and scat singing through the chart instead. I wasn't thinking I was justscatting around with my 'do-be-doos' and I was really getting into it and enjoying myself feeling so free in comparison to when I was improvising on the flute. That's when I had the idea to sing and play on my flute at the same time... I figured that all I needed to do was practice playing on my flute what I was singing at the same time and I'd be sorted with this hard chart in front of me. I started off simply at first but the more I practised the more I found my voice and fingers working together until it literally felt like they were 'one' and I was 'singing my flute'. Then when I took my voice out of it and all that remained was the sound of my flute that feeling of 'singing' still remained and I felt a freedom in my flute improvising that had been missing before. This discovery completely changed my jazz flute playing and to this day it is still my favourite way of practising improvising. 'Scatadoodledoo' is to encourage all Jazz flautists to start thinking of their flute as the voice they are scat singing with. The pieces range from grade one through to grade eight. Although the more advanced pieces like 'scatastrophy' and 'scatterbrain' have sections where the flautist has a chance to actually play and sing at the same time it is never too early to practice this method whether it be with scales or with beginner pieces like 'Scat Walker'. I hope you enjoy playing these as much as I enjoyed writing them.' Alicia Hart

The creators of Luna???s Magic Flute and Flute at Play Blaz Pucihar and Ana Kavcic Pucihar have created a new colourful project for young Flute beginners The Fluting Stars. The Fluting Stars 1 and Fluting Stars 2 are inventive beautifully illustrated Flute-method books for young Flute beginners and their teachers complete with free engaging downloadable accompaniment tracks. Young Flute beginners are invited to learn the fundamentals of flute playing and chamber music through: More than 50 traditional folk songs from Europe and the United States of America.More than 65 original pieces in a variety of musical styles from baroque to cha-cha. Chamber music in duets trios quartets and even with percussion. Music theory as an exciting adventure. The Fluting Stars method books cover the fundamentals of flute playing with carefully structured step-by-step instructions. They are divided into 10 Key Leaps large instructional units with seven focus areas: 1. The Fluting Star Magazine presents new material. 2. Treasure Chest of Sparkly Tones establishes beautiful tone production. 3. Ear Detective develops aural awareness. 4. Notes in a Minute build music-literacy skills. 5. Finger Fitness establishes fundamentals of Flute finger technique. 6. Stellar Student creates young music-theory enthusiasts. 7. Cherry on Top offers musical challenges and performance pieces.

Arranged for Flute (TWV 40: 26-37). Par TELEMANN GEORG PHILIPP. Georg Philipp Telemann composed thirty-six fantasias for solo instrument: twelve each for traverse flute, violin, and viola da gamba. While those for flute and violin belong to Telemann?s most popular works today, the fantasias for viola da gamba were unknown throughout much of recent history until a copy of these fantasias was rediscovered in 2015. For this edition, flautist Leona Rötzsch arranged the viola da gamba fantasias for solo flute, thereby complementing Telemann?s flute fantasias with another set of twelve. Carefully retaining Telemann?s tonal language, these viol works were made accessible for the flute by use of transpositions, diminutions, and broken chords. / Date parution : 2022-11-08/ Répertoire / Flûte Traversière

with Flute 2 Parts for Andersen Berbiguier and Mozart-This unique album of universal flute 2 accompaniments is compatible with any standard edition of the following solo repertoire works available: Anderson: 24 Etudes for Flute Op. 15 - Anderson: 24 Etudes for Flute Op. 33 - Berbiguier: 18 Studies for Flute - Mozart: Flute Concerto No. 1 in G - Mozart: Flute Concerto No. 2 in D The idea of creating a second flute part has its foundation in the teachings of the great French flutist Marcel Moyse (a pivotal mentor to Professor Wincenc). In lessons Moyse would accompany the student on his own instrument and often vocally improvise melodies and/or lyrics. In adding his second line Moyse was able to underscore the harmonic melodic rhythmic structure and shape of the lines in a way which went far beyond any possible verbal explanation. It intuitivey teaches rhythmic stability phrasing intonation and quality of sound by playing with the master. This collection is an indispensible resource for any flutist learning or teaching the core repertoire.

The purpose of this Flute songbook is to provide the beginning Flute player with a repertoire of 101 familiar and easy to play tunes written for Flute. All the songs are written specifically for Flute utilizing dynamics expression markings and articulations. Key signatures for the songs are in a comfortable range suitable for the beginning Flute player. This songbook is an ideal supplement to any elementary Flute Method book. Most of thesongs are appropriate for performance at concerts recitals and contests. Private teachers will assign one or two of the songs from this book at each lesson. The songs will help the beginning Flute student to develop fingeringtechnique rhythm reading ability and confidence.

Par GARIBOLDI GIUSEPPE. 20 Melodic Studies, Op. 88 by Giuseppe Gariboldi is a series of 20 pleasant studies arranged for Flute. Quite challenging and with many nuances, 20 Melodic Studies, Op. 88would fit intermediate/advanced players and fill them with enjoyment while developing their learning and techniques. Giuseppe Gariboldi (1833-1905) is an Italian flautist and composer who wrote numerouspieces for Flute. Most of his study books are still used to teach the Flute, including also 'Dainty studies, Op. 131' or 'Daily exercises, Op. 89'. / Date parution : 2024-01-26/ Etude / Flûte Traversière

Andrew D. Gordon world renowned music educator author of over 60 music educational products has previously written numerous books on Flute styles such as: ?100 Ultimate Blues Riffs for Flute? ?100 Ultimate Jazz Riffs for Flute? ?The Blues Scale for Flute? as well as another book that A.D.G. Productions publishes ?Ultimate Funk Grooves for Flute? authored by Ben Tompsett which have all been well received by students teachers and musicians all over the world.As playing funk styles is a passion of Andrew?s he has written this instructional book ?100Ultimate Soul Funk and R

Par DEHNHARD TILMANN. Tilmann Dehnhard is a creator of music which specialises in unusual playing and sound techniques. In Endlos, this remarkable work for solo flute he combines modern playing technique with extended breathing techniques. Dehnhard sets up the score with fingering patterns and playing instructions to approach intonationally the nuanced pitch changes that often require small variations around a single note. Many changes of meter in this piece for advanced players support the rhythmic differentiations which creates an energetic expressive solo. The use of circular breathing perfects the flow of the work, whose sound world is hard to escape. A ring-keyed flute with a B-foot is recommended, as well as previous knowledge of contemporary flute playing. / Date parution : 2023-03-21/ Répertoire / Flute Solo

An excellent primer for those with little or no experience playing the flute.Always wanted to play the flute? Are you a former flautist who wants to refresh your skills? Flute For Dummies is theguide for you. Following along with the book's accompanying CD you will learn the nuances of playing the flute as an accompanying instrument or for playing a solo in a variety of musical styles. Readers willlearn how to play step-by-step from the correct angle for blowing into the mouthpiece and controlling pitch to proper breathing creating vibrato and much more The book's accompany CD allows readers to play what theyare learning and listen to the accompanying track to see if they're getting it rightKaren Moratz is Principal Flutist with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and Artist in Residence and Adjunct Professor of Flute at theSchool of Music/Jordan College of Fine Arts at Butler University Easy-to-understand methods and instructions make learning to play this beautiful instrument as simple and straightforward as possible!

The fifth book of Baroque Flute Pieces offers another selection of wonderful early and mid-eighteenth century flute music. It represents some of the finest works for the flute and demonstrates the changing vogue and technology of that period when a new instrument required new music. This series is part of the ABRSM repertory and has been superbly edited by Richard Jones. There is a substantial and informative introduction and extensive background performance and transposition notes for each piece. There are seven works here for Flute with Piano and a Continuo part by composers such as J.S. Bach Leclair Telemann and Michel de LaBarre— the first major figure in Baroque flute music. This volume offers the greatest challenge and is recommended for advanced flautists.

Wonderful World of the Masters for Flute and Piano-This master volume contains all of the arrangements in the separate editions of the ‘Wonderful World’ series for Flute Bach Beethoven Handel Mozart and Schubert giving a total of 43 pieces derived from orchestral ballet and advanced solo music. Flute part and Piano accompaniment included. Arranged by John Sands for Grade 5-7. Among other masterpieces The Wonderful World Of The Masters For Flute includesSchubert’s Ave Maria Bach’s Bist du bei mir Papageno’s bell tune from Mozart’s The Magic Flute Country dance from Handel’s Water Music and Bagatelle Op 119 No 1 by Beethoven.

The first volume of the Complete Flute Method by Giuseppe Gariboldi this edition has been reviewed and edited by Jan Merry. The finger positions articulations and breathing have been added to the method where necessary as well as some helpful advice has been included. This particularly melodic method starts with some theory basics and covers all beginner needs such as scales rhythms and trills among others using some small studies or exercises. Even though most of the Flute now uses the Boëhm method the book has kept the old eight?key Flute tablatures. This volume of Complete FluteMethod is completed by a second volume also available at Alphonse Leduc. Giuseppe Gariboldi (1833-1905) is an Italian flautist and composer who wrote numerous pieces for Flute. Most of his study books are still used to teach the Flute including '20 Little studies Op. 132' or 'Daily exercises Op. 89'.