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Here’s what flute teachers are saying about
     Flute 101:  Mastering the Basics...


Here’s what flute teachers are saying about
    
Flute 102:  Mastering the Basics and 
    Flute 102:  Solo Repertoire...

“LOVED, LOVED, LOVED the alternate 3rd octave “more in tune” options on your fingering chart.  Can't tell you how many times contest judges have scolded my students for using those fingerings!  LOVE the Just for Fun sections.”
     -Teresa Muir, Flute Teacher, Chicago, IL, July 2009


“I like it better than any other beginning method book out there. ”
     - Helen Spielman, Performance Anxiety Coach and Flute Teacher, Chapel Hill, NC, July 2009 


“This book is what all we teachers have been waiting for!  The book is sensible, practical and makes learning the flute FUN!”
     -Mary Sand, Flute Teacher, Cromwell, CT, July 2009


“I found FLUTE 101: MASTERING THE BASICS to be a thorough tutorial including many extras for the beginning student as well as a great collection of original compositions and familiar tunes and duets.  Every facet of flute playing is introduced in a natural sequence and with this book, the beginning student advances quite quickly.”
     - Elly Ball, Flute Teacher, Hoff-Barthelson School, Scarsdale, NY, July 2009



“I love how you have the book set up to start octaves right away.  The extensive preface section is AWESOME!   I am gearing up to start teaching again next week.  I will definitely use this book for my intermediate students to work on musicality and phrasing.”
    -Liz Morse, Flute Teacher, Ames, IA, August 2009

Three cheers for Patricia George and Phyllis Avidan Louke's Flute 102: Mastering the Basics!  This remarkable duo have designed a volume that provides a broad spectrum of important components for flute fluency.  Its carefully organized chapters effectively enhance my proficiency, musical knowledge and creativity. Practice is a joy due to its wide variety of flute specialized scales, etudes, tunes and classical pieces. My flute playing ability has significantly improved thanks to this outstanding book!  Hip hip hooray!  Hip hip hooray!  Hip Hip Hooray!
   -Jill Kirkham, Business Owner; Member Suite 212 Flute Choir; Adult Flute Student, Pocatello, ID, June 2011

















Here’s what flutists and teachers are saying about 
     The Flute Scale Book:  A Path to Artistry...
 

“I earned my DMA in Flute Performance and Pedagogy in 1988. The Topic of my Monograph was “A Comparison and Application of Select Teaching Methods for The Flute by Henri Altes, Paul Taffanel-Philippe Gaubert, Marcel Moyse and Trevor Wye”. I included these methods in my research because I felt they were the major steps in the pedagogical development of the Western European Transverse Flute. After studying from The Flute Scale Book: A Path to Artistry and now using it as a daily staple of my practice routine, I can easily say this book is the next major step in the pedagogical development of the Transverse Flute.  Patricia and Phyllis....WELL DONE!!!”
     -David Etienne, Professor of Music, Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR, April 2010


“This marvelous new scale book is written by two instructors who truly know how to teach scales in a thorough manner. The book is brilliantly conceived to be used with the earliest beginners or by the most advanced flutists, whether children or adults. I'm currently using it with my own students and I love the dazzlingly wonderful vast array of exercises from which I can choose to suit each individual.  This book can be an intelligent, interesting, lifelong guide for any flute player.”
     -Helen Spielman, performance anxiety coach and flute teacher, Chapel Hill, NC, February 2010

  “Just have to drop you a note about how much I am enjoying and benefiting from the new Scale Book.  It is much more than the title implies. It really is almost a replacement for about half my library of flute method and etude material.  The key to the success of your work is the combined effect of the order, variety of scales, tone development, phrasing, arpeggios, intervals, and fingering material.  Overall, the combination of advice, exercises, and playing material is just the right balance and mixture of elements to give me a good daily workout in the minimum amount of time.”
      -Jerrold Pritchard, CSU San Bernardino Flute Professor (retired), West Linn, OR, February 2010


“I absolutely LOVE your scale book!!  It is PHENOMENAL!! WOW!! You guys have done something AMAZING!!! I'll use it for my students AND myself!!”
     -Sharyn Byer, Flute Teacher and Performer, Falls Church, VA, February 2010

Love the book. Well, what I've seen of it. My husband took it over for a while for his band classes.” 
     -Sariah Calkins Sharp, Flutist, Gilbert, AZ,  January 2010