Extended techniques for flute
Practise extended techniques with friends. This arrangement of Schubert’s Rosamunde can be played with flute choir (4 C-flutes, alto flute and bass). You can work on wind sounds, singing & playing, tongue stops and jet whistle. A good workout for activating the abdomen, flexible embouchure and a lot more.
This piece is indeed electric with all the added extended techniques! Ones you play this tune it will stay in your head for a while. Find yourself four more players and have fun!
A Flute Colors arrangement of the Irish traditional in two versions! One for 4 C-flutes and one for 2 C-flutes, alto flute and bass flute. Have fun with tone bending, wind sounds, pizzicato and jetwhistles. A nice addition if you want to play with more colors, work on your sound, support and co-ordination of tongue and abdomen.
Add some extra colors to this song. Even if you just started to play the flute you can play this piece with friends. The tongue stops, pizzicato and jet whistle help you to develop the co-ordination between the tongue and abdomen. The wind sounds make your embouchure very flexible and that way you can improve your sound.
Once you start singing this round the energy level increases and you can’t stop singing it. And now you can play it as well the Flute Colors way! The wind sounds make your embouchure very flexible, singing and playing is very good for a lot of things and practising flutter tongue helps you to relax your tongue.
Practise extended techniques while playing along with this famous song by The Rembrandts. Very useful and fun as warming up exercise!
3 variations on Happy birthday! Not only for fun, but also very useful to practise support, co-ordination of the fingers, co-ordination of the tongue and abdomen. So happy birthday to you!
Flute Colors wishes you a merry Christmas! Have fun with ‘We wish you a merry Christmas’ the Flute Colors way!
Warming up using extended techniques. Also useful as an introduction to extended techniques and playing along with ‘Eye of the tiger’ by Survivor just for fun!
Warming up using extended techniques. Also useful as introduction to extended techniques.