Peter Gelling - Flute Lessons for Kids: How to Play Flute for Kids
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Teach how to play flute for kids with our easy flute lessons for kids.
- Comes with online access to free audio demonstrating all examples. Hear how each one is played by a teacher, then play along with the backing band.
I have used this book for several years for my young beginner groups and absolutely love it. The children thoroughly enjoy the pieces. The layout is excellent, the type face nice and big and the instructions well written. - Anonymous [Google Books]
Progressive Flute Method for Young Beginners contains all you need to know to start teaching kids to play flute - in one easy-to-follow, lesson-by-lesson childrens flute tutorial. Suitable for children aged 4 to 8 years and all types of flutes. No prior knowledge of how to read music or playing the flute is required to teach a child to learn to play flute from this book.
Teach your child:
How to play flute notes for kids and flute scales for kids
All the fundamental techniques of flute playing including correct posture, hand position, fingering technique and breathing technique
Basic flute theory for kids for how to read music including rests, note values, time signatures and scales
How to assemble a flute
Flute tips for kids that every child should know when learning flute
Shortcuts for how to learn flute fast by getting the most from flute practice sessions
Contains everything you need to know about how to teach a child to play flute today.
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Progressive step-by-step easy flute lessons written by a professional childrens flute teacher
Beautifully illustrated in full color throughout
Easy-to-read flute music for kids including duets with the teacher
46 great sounding flute exercises containing popular easy flute music for kids
Kids flute lessons have never been this easy for parents and teachers who want to teach children to learn how to play the flute, fast.
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by LearnToPlayMusic.com and Peter Gelling
Illustrated by James Stewart
Published by LearnToPlayMusic.com
ISBN 978-982-532-070-8
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Progressive Flute Method For Young Beginners has been designed to introduce the younger student to the basics of playing the flute and reading music. The book uses original material specifically written to teach particular techniques and combinations of notes, along with well known childrens songs which consolidate everything learned. All songs have been carefully graded into an easy to follow, lesson by lesson format which assumes no prior knowledge of music by the student.
At the beginning of the book, the student is introduced to the basic principles of holding the flute, lip position and sounding a note before tackling playing and music reading. Along the way the student learns note and rest values and the * and ^ time signatures.
The exercises and songs incorporate quarter, half and whole notes and their equivalent rests, along with eighth notes and dotted quarter notes. The student is taught how to read rhythms, and introduced to basic terms such as bar lines, repeat signs and lead-in notes.
The book covers all the natural notes, along with sharps, flats and natural signs. The keys of F and G major are introduced along with their respective major scales. There are also several duets to help the student become confident when playing as part of an ensemble.
Many young students have difficulty in playing with correct intonation consistently. This will improve with practice and experience. It is important to understand the concept of exact pitches, but not to worry if the student has intonation problems at first. Careful listening will help with intonation, but it is best to work on this aspect of playing with a teacher right from the beginning.
One of the most important things about learning music is developing a good sense of time. To get the student on the right track from the start, the use of a metronome is strongly recommended for daily practice.
There are various types of metronome available, from the old wind-up style to modern electronic metronome. Electronic metronomes are recommended because they are more accurate and often have a volume control as well as an earphone input so only the student need hear it.
The flute is made up of three sections the head joint, the middle joint and the foot joint. These are shown in this photo. Notice the mouthhole on the head joint. Notes are sounded on the flute by blowing air across the mouthhole.
Make sure your flute has all the parts shown in this photo and that there are no cracks or dents in any of the parts. If there are, it will be difficult or even impossible to get a good sound. For this reason you should always be careful not to bump your flute against hard surfaces and to put it away in its case when you are not using it.
Before you begin playing the flute, you will need to know how to assemble it correctly. Begin by inserting the head joint into the middle joint with a gentle twisting motion. Align the mouth hole with the key on the middle joint as shown:
Attach the foot joint to the middle joint. Rotate it so that the middle of the first lever on the foot joint is opposite the end of the shaft on the middle joint as shown in the photo. The exact alignment of the parts on the flute is a personal thing. The positions given here are good guides, but you may wish to alter them slightly once you are more familiar with the flute.
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