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9780312288617

How to Play the Flute Everything You Need to Know to Play the Flute

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  • ISBN13:

    9780312288617

  • ISBN10:

    0312288611

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-02-09
  • Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
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Summary

How to Play the Fluteis a new kind of flute tutor. It combines over fifty carefully selected musical pieces with illustrations, diagrams, and text to give students a full, clear explanation of the basics of flute playing. Progressing in easy stages,How to Play the Flutetakes one from simple melodies to the music of Bach and Scott Joplin. How to Play the Flutecovers all the basics, including: Purchasing and caring for your instrument Reading music Breathing techniques Improving tone Howard Harrison is a freelance composer, teacher, performer, and writer. He lives in Exeter, England. How to Play the Fluteis a new kind of flute tutor. It combines over fifty carefully selected musical pieces with illustrations, diagrams, and text to give students a full, clear explanation of the basics of flute playing. Progressing in easy stages,How to Play the Flutetakes one from simple melodies to the music of Bach and Scott Joplin. How to Play the Flutecovers all the basics, including: Purchasing and caring for your instrument Reading music Breathing techniques Improving tone

Author Biography

Howard Harrison is a freelance composer, teacher, performer, and writer. He lives in Exeter, England.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(2)
PART ONE: Basics 3(25)
Your flute
4(2)
How the flute makes a sound
6(1)
Shaping the air-jet
7(2)
Making the first sound
9(2)
Breathing
11(3)
How music is written down
14(7)
Reading music
21(2)
Holding the flute
23(4)
Fingering diagrams
27(1)
PART TWO: Playing the flute 28(66)
The note B
30(1)
The note A
31(1)
The note G
32(3)
The slur
35(1)
The notes C, F
35(3)
The note Bb (A#)
38(2)
Centreing the flute
40(2)
The note F#(Gb)
42(1)
Tonguing
43(2)
The note E
45(2)
The tie
47(2)
The notes D, low D
49(2)
Some help with the lower notes
51(1)
The notes low C#(Db), low C
51(4)
The notes Eb(D#), low Eb(D#)
55(1)
More tone improvement
56(5)
The note C#(Db)
61(2)
The note G#(Ab)
63(1)
A recap on tone quality
64(2)
The second register
66(1)
The notes E, F (second register)
67(5)
The notes F#(Gb), G, G#(Ab), A (second register)
72(2)
Harmonics
74(3)
Staccato
77(2)
Dynamics
79(8)
The notes A#(Bb), B, C, C#(Db) (second register), D, D# (Eb), E (third register)
87(7)
PART THREE: Going on 94(1)
Where to go from here
95(1)
Unfamiliar rhythms
96(1)
Vibrato
97(2)
Some special effects
99(2)
Musical terms
101(1)
Fingering chart
102
Supplement of guitar and piano accompaniments at end of text

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