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Welcome to our Teaching Tips Q & A.  We will discuss teaching tips, tips on how to use
FLUTE 101:  MASTERING THE BASICS and THE FLUTE SCALE BOOK:  A PATH TO ARTISTRY, and answer any questions that you have.  We hope you will visit often.  We would love to hear about any great teaching ideas that you have. 


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Stand 30" from the music stand
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Make a template to show your students where to stand and the angle of flute away from body

     

Patricia George's Weekly Practice Guides and Lesson Plans
for THE FLUTE SCALE BOOK:  A Path to Artistry.


     Level 1 - Curriculum guide for teachers and practice guide for industrious young players.
     Level 2 - For advanced players of all ages - A guide to realize your flute playing New Year's Resolutions.

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

Beginners and Tonguing

Many beginning flutists sometimes forget to use their tongue to start their notes.  As teachers, we need to be vigilant to make sure that beginning students are using their tongue when playing so they develop good habits.  Remind your students that "the tongue releases the air", and show them that their tone will be much better.  Phyllis Louke

7:40 am pdt

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Headjoint exercise
Laying on the floor and playing your headjoint is a great way to warm up.  It frees your breathing and keeps it more organized and natural.  It's also a great way to work on vibrato and practice the beginning and end of notes.  Plus it's fun!  ;-)  Phyllis Louke
11:03 pm pdt


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