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I would love to “assign” this book to my middle school students as it would give them a wonderful overview of many different aspects the flute and flute playing....
Read More...To tell the truth, I had a hard time getting “into” this book…. but somewhere around the end of Part One, I was hooked. Having relished every chapter towards the end, I want to be sure to explain why you should buy this book and stick it out too: it is a fabulous source of information to answer EVERY imaginable concern or query that a music student (or their parent) may have...
Read More...Trevor Wye says on the first page of this new book “Don’t waste time reading this book. Practise instead” and then “Wait. On second thought, your practice will be more efficient if you do.” I would agree....
Read More...Clare enjoys a terrific reputation as an important pedagogue in the UK. This is just one of a series of publications, published by Just Flutes, covering her teaching concepts in a precise and affordable manner.....
Read More...Having grown up listening to the funk tune Mercy, Mercy, Mercy it was a treat to see it arranged for flute quartet. This clean and simple arrangement treats the flute quartet as a sax section. The written articulation helps communicate the funky feel. This is a great tune for beginning improvisers...
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“Out of the Shadows” sees the versatile Toronto based musician Susan Piltch drawing on her skills as a composer, flautist and pianist to produce a very personal album of original works and fresh classically inspired miniatures...
This sort of repertoire is stunning; a wonderful vehicle for showcasing real beauty in flute playing. This disc is beautiful, but what really distinguishes this recording is the apparent aural honesty; sound quality as if you were standing immediately in front of the flutist...