Leise rieselt der Schnee (the snow trickles softly). A nice melody to practise whistle tones. You can also play this arrangement as a trio. Not only the snow will trickle softly, the sound of the flutes should be very softly too. Whistle tones are very useful to relax the embouchure and work an a good and steady breath control.
Twelve days of Christmas and six extended techniques. As the days go by more extended techniques are added. Very challenging especially when performed with three flutes.
This German Christmas song is about the Christmas bells. ‘Please let me in because it is cold outside!’ So get into the house, call two of your flute friends and have fun with this joly Christmas song.
A nice duet to play around the Christmas tree. Key clicks can help you develop a precise finger movement. Especially when you play this piece with a friend. You can play the key clicks with or without flute sound.
Almost Christmas time! Play this beautiful song with two flutes and make it sound like you are playing with three. A nice brain training as well. Let the fun begin!
Want to impress your family and friends with a very soft version of Silent Night? Play this Flute Colors arrangement. You can play it alone or as a duet, with or without accompaniment.
Extra joy with Joy to the world. Improve your aural skills, support and sound. Play with or without accompaniment.
Deck the hall with pizzicato! Playing the first line challenges you to make it sound like you are playing two lines at ones. Once you get the hang of it, it will make you feel like a true master. Play with or without accompaniment.
Accompany yourself while playing the melody and singing the second part!
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