 Many
of our students told us that they had difficulty recognising which
notes were sharps or flats when playing music - especially if there
are lots of leger lines. They said it didn't help to try to work out
the note names - it took too long.
So we sat and thought and came up with the Key Signature
Flute Fingering Chart. Click on the picture
to get the idea.
Our students love it - so will you. You will now be
able to see immediately how to play any flat or sharp, no matter how
high or low, or how many sharps or flats in the key signature.
As this idea is unique, we are not giving it away free
- but it will not cost you any more than our Professional
Flute Fingering Chart. In fact, you will need both of them - one
for key recognition, the other for the alternative flute fingerings.
But the best flute fingering
charts in the world are useless if your playing technique is faulty.
Most students are never taught
how to make a good sound on the flute - how to make and develop a
good flute embouchure. Without it, you will never be able to have
a good rich sound. Your high notes will drop unexpectadly - or be
impossible to keep in tune.
A poor embouchure means a dread
ful "whispy" low register and vanishing bottom C's - or
just plain impossible to get.
The "methods" of teaching
the flute in standard tutor books and primers seriously neglect the
embouchure. Much of the so-called 'free' technical advice obtainable
on the web is worse than useless. But then, you only get what
you pay for.........
Use these flute fingering charts
with these books and you'll never look back!
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