Moyse M. - Exercices Journaliers - Flute Traversiere

pour la Flûte-Published in 1922 and written by the French flautist and composer Marcel Moyse (1889-1984) Daily Exercises proposes a series of 25 exercises for Flute. Created for the use of intermediate/advanced flautists and with a given timetable organised over a one-month period Daily Exercises should help the players to feel more comfortable when using the low and high registers. It involves exercices on: - Chromatic exercises - Whole-tone scales - Augmented-fifth arpeggios - Diminished-seventh arpeggios - Major scales / Minor scales - Triads / Chords of the seventh - Thirds /Fourths / Sixths / Sevenths / Octaves / Broken Chords Considered as a maestro by some musicians Marcel Moyse has composed many Flute methods and exercise books also published by Alphonse Leduc such as Gammes et Arpèges (1933) De la Sonorité (1934) and Mécanisme-Chromatisme (1927). His methods are widely used and recognised worldwide.

Francais - Anglais - Allemand-Published in 1934 and written by the French flautist and composer Marcel Moyse (1889-1984) De la Sonorité proposes a method to acquire a beautiful sonority on the Flute. Created for the use of advanced flautists the exercises should give a means to the players to transform their sounds and obtain a different and better tone. De la Sonorité is divided into five parts: 1. Timbre and homogeneity of tone in the 3 registers 2. Suppleness of tone (especially in the low register) 3. Attacking and slurring notes 4. Fullness of tone 5. Management of tone in interpretation Considered as a maestro by some musicians Marcel Moyse has composed many Flute methods and exercise books such also published by Alphonse Leduc such as Gammes et Arpèges (1933) Exercices Journaliers (1922) and Mécanisme-Chromatisme (1927). His methods are widely used and recognised worldwide.

26 Studies Op.107 By Fürstenau - Vol. 1 is the first volume of a series of two for Flute revised by Marcel Moyse. Featuring the studies 1 to 13 this book is written in French English and German and contains some comments and explanations on how to execute each study. Great for advanced players these difficult studies will help to maintain the technique already acquired and to master their breathing as well as the instrument and its sonority. It is great for players who aim towards virtuosity. Considered as a maestro by some musicians Marcel Moyse has composed many Flute methods and exercise books which arealso published by Alphonse Leduc such as 'Gammes et Arpèges' (1933) 'Exercices Journaliers' (1922) and 'Mécanisme-Chromatisme' (1927). His methods are widely used and recognised worldwide.

Considérée comme le guide pratique de Flute, La Méthode Complète de Flûte a été co-écrite par Paul Taffanel (1844-1908) et Philippe Gaubert (1879-1941). Publiée en 1923, cette méthode est progressive : aidant le débutant dès le début, elle se développe et le permet de maîtriser la théorie, la technique et le ton nécessaires de la flûte. Les 227 pages comprennent toutes des descriptions et commentaires rédigés en français, anglais, allemand et espagnol, uniques pour leur précision et leur détail. Reconnue dans le monde entier grâce à Marcel Moyse, Emmanuel Pahud et Pierre-Yves Arthaud entre autres, La Méthode Complète de Flûte confirme la qualité et le professionnalisme de ces flûtistes français et de leurs méthodes. Paul Taffanel (1844-1908) et Philippe Gaubert (1879-1941) sont tous deux des flûtistes professionnels qui ont collaboré pour différents projets, dont les '17 Grands Exercices Journaliers de Mécanisme » en plus de cette méthode. / Méthodes et pédagogie / Bois / Flute / LEDUC