Extended techniques for flute
Circular breathing gives the flutist the opportunity to breath while playing so longer phrases can be played.
Flute Colors: having fun with extended techniques
to help flutists gain better control
Flute Colors: having fun with extended techniques
to help flutists gain better control
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Adding extended techniques like Circular Breathing to your every day flute studies improves your overall flute control.
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Composers mostely don’t write in the scores that you should use circular breathing. It is your own choise whether or not you use circular breathing. Robert Dick uses these two symbols in his book ‘Circular Breathing for the Flutist’:
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This symbol indicates the moment you should start inflating your cheeks |
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This symbol indicates when you should breath through your nose. |
Here is an example of how the symbols are used in a score:
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