093 The Twelve Days of Christmas
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.
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 beautiful melody is perfect for practicing tone bending. You can use this piece as an exercise or play the whole piece. All parts are ad lib. except for the first part. The greatest challenge is to get the intonation right!
This piece is a good way to start a workshop or lesson. A nice and effective energizer. Work on key clicks for the co-ordination of the fingers, wind sound for a flexible embouchure and tone bending for sound and flexibility. Or just for 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.
Playalong with Youtube. Very nice to use as a warming up exercise and energizer for workshops or just to start your daily routine. The wind sounds and tone bending challenge the embouchure to become really flexible and the key clicks are nice for rhythm and a precise finger movement.
Color your scales with Flute Colors. Tone bending helps you to develop your aural skills and are very useful to work on your sound. Try to make each tone a semi-tone lower just by adjusting the airspeed and by moving your arms and head. A real workout!
Warming up with Flute Colors and the song ‘Mama’ by Jonas Blue. A very good way to start your daily routine. Very good exercise to make your embouchure more flexible, improving your sound and improving aural skills.
Tone bending helps you to improve your aural skills. This arrangement challenges you to bend the notes down a semi tone. That is very helpful to increase your flexibility. This piece even is more fun if you play it as a duet. Try to make it sound as one flute.
Practise your skills while playing along with Viva la Vida by Coldplay. Very useful to warm up and to improve the flexibility of your embouchure, sound, aural skills and much more!
This arrangement can help you develop a lot of skills.
The flutter tongue passages are useful for developing support and you can become aware of tension in the throat. The wind tones are useful for practising the movement we make while playing a decrescendo. Tone bending is useful for developing aural skills and it will make you more aware of the right flute angle. Key clicks with sound can help you get a better co-ordination between the tongue and the fingers and pizzicato also helps you develop co-ordination of the tongue and abdomen.