3 Flute Books You Need - REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2015
- THE BOOK IS OUT! Find the course at musogy.com Learn the Flute with The Flute Channel's Amelie Brodeur. If you're a beginner these courses will help you master Tone, Breathing, Posture, Sight-Reading, Rhythm and more. This 15 lesson course will start any new flutist on the right track, even if you're starting up from a long hiatus it can be a good refresher.
Here are 3 books you can add to your flute collection. Links below on where to find them:
Trevor Wye Omnibus: amzn.to/2OdATdL
Taffanel and Gaubert 17 big daily exercises: amzn.to/30CWXRB
Marcel Moyse - De la Sonorite: Currently out of Stock
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THE BOOK IS OUT! Find the course at musogy.com Learn the Flute with The Flute Channel's Amelie Brodeur. If you're a beginner these courses will help you master Tone, Breathing, Posture, Sight-Reading, Rhythm and more. This 15 lesson course will start any new flutist on the right track, even if you're starting up from a long hiatus it can be a good refresher.
The Trevor Wye book is seriously amazing
its one of the best! We're working on a book as well, it should prove to be in the same league, we hope :P
I have started to play the flute again after 15 years and I have just discovered this video. Thank you very much for uploading it!
I am from Hungary which has had its own flute school since the second half of the 20th century, with an international outlook, of course, and many adaptations. We use the excercises of Köhler, Gariboldi and Andersen for instance.
The Hungarian version of the Complète Méthode is called Flute School (Flötenschule) 1-2 from the legendary Professor Zoltán Jeney. Sadly, although the book is bilingual, it only has a German translation. It aimed for the development of a flute school based on Hungary’s own music traditions. We also have the scaling exercises and étude collections from the musician pair Bántai-Kovács which I have seen in a UK shop to my slight surprise.
However, as I start the flute again, I have opted for the Complète Méthode from Taffanel and Gaubert for variety. I like it a lot so far, a highly, highly impressive book. We are all standing on the shoulders of giants and it is nice that they are still teaching us so many things.
Rubank: Selected Studies for Flute by H. Voxman.
Really good etudes in there usually for All-State, but still good etudes by a variety of composers
Those are great books! love them! will be doing videos on some of those pieces soon.
Great review! Also worth mentioning, though, are Moyse '24 Little Melodies', Moyse 'Exercises Journaliers', and Moyse 'Tone Development Through Interpretation'.
I'll look forward to your next videos.
of course great books!
I have and like all of those books ,another one I really enjoy that has greatly improved my playing is “Melodious and Progressive Studies for Flute ‘ from Andersen , Gariboldi,Koehler and Terschack Revised by Robert Cavally Book 1
Great book!
I studied Taffanel & Gaubert long ago, but I use Trevor Wyes books now. He covers most of the other books materials and more. I also start students on his beginner’s book. I like how he keeps exercises in the lower registers for new players.
i personally prefer the marcel moyse's book "daily exercises for the flute". helps me a lot! and also the 6th book of trevor wye which contains more advanced exercises. but i have these three books that you recommended too :)
+chribal1 oh yes the famous book 6! we love the book. I've secretly attached mine to the omnibus to make it the super book! Moyse's daily exercises are amazing! Any new pieces you working on?
+The Flute Channel I'm currently working on borne's carmen fantasy. love it so much but it drives me crazy sometimesss !!
what a nice piece. Indeed some pieces drives us all a little crazy! But its fun nonetheless! DIY that the Borne Carmen Fantasy is one of the only complete scores of any work Francois Borne composed. Most of it was lost in a fire in the 1800s.
Excited to get De La Senorite next week and then I will have all 3. I enjoy collecting dead tree books. Coming from an IT background where a lot of IT related books get deprecated or go out of style I'm glad that music books don't suffer from deprecation as far as I can tell.
Ya they last forever pretty much.
@@flutechannel One last thing though. I don't have T&G Complete Flute Method as its a very expensive book to buy and the free version online seems to only be in French and I only speak English. Is it okay to still learn from Trevor Wyes Part 1 and Part 2 beginner books while I use the 3 listed here in combination? I started off on his beginner books and found them helpful so far. I just started his Part 2 book months ago. I've been playing for almost 7 months without a teacher due to Covid. I'd be at a grade 2 level if I could reach the higher notes and be able to slur them with good tone.
@@acidforblood imslp should have a translated versions. Let me look and I'll get back to you. Of course his (wye) books will do the job for now.
@@flutechannel Thanks I'm treating the whole process as a journey rather than the destination. I figure it can take years to learn the flute and I'm a slow learner so I just want to make sure I'm on the right path.
Hi there... I used to play flute/piccolo throughout elementary/junior/high school and into college and in college, I was working on a BA Music Education...(a group of middle school girls cured me of that insanity...). I then joined the US Army and played in Army Bands for 12 years. Unfortunately, I sold my beautiful Mateki flute in 1994 and haven’t played since. What method books do you recommend for an adult returning to flute?
Thank you...
Kat
Hi Kat~ Let me think about that. We're working on a new book, but its for beginners. Although, an intermediate will come out in the fall. I would say like most of the time taking lessons will help immensely with pointing you in the right direction. You can try lessons every week or every month. Guidance can truly help. I offer online lessons if you need them. If your interested let me know.
Taffanel and gaubert!
I'd be interested to have some recommendations for jazz/improvising players. The T & G and Moyse books undoubtedly are great for improving all aspects of one's playing, but... I just happen to get so bored I neglect practice. I'd like to learn some standards from the "great American songbook"and exercises which will help develop improvisation skill.
Thats a great idea! Ill work on something. We might know about the Aebersold books they are great. But we might make a list of licks, jazz scales, etc for people wanting to learn that. stay tuned and thanks for watching!
I played flute for 5 yrs when I was in high school but stopped after high school. Now I plann to play again after 20 yrs. I pretty much still remember how to play the flute but what do you recommend I use to refresh my flute skills & knowledge?
I think I am in the same situation. I just watch the RUclips videos and follow their book recommendations and tips on technique. I ordered Trevor Wye book from Just Another Flutist's recommendation. Amazon is slow right now because of COVID-19 (they still haven't shipped it). I also have the Rubank Advanced Flute Method Vol 1 (by Hal Leonard) from a teacher's recommendation. I got a used Big Book of Disney Songs from Amazon (paid half price) and I am playing from the Phantom of the Opera book that we used in high school (had kept it for more than 20 years). You can also download sheet music from websites like Musescore.com or flutetunes.com.
Same here. I just bought Gariboldi's 20 Studies.
I like the Complete Method by Taffanel & Gaubert. I find that much of what is explained in the Moyse and Wye methods mentioned in this video is included in the complete method.
Totally the complete method has SOOO much! We plan on making a video on all the free resources to find books like the Complete Method that are now in the public domain. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Karen!
For the Trevor Wye Omnibus there’s 2 different books where I’m looking the White Cover and the Blue Cover. Are they both the same? I’m leaning more towards the White Cover if they are they same, especially the price difference!
I think the white cover has one additional book, I believe. So a bit better of a deal, but they are near copies of the same book
The white cover is an updated edition with larger print & the advanced practice book included.
Unfortunately the Trevor Wye books do have print error's in them.
So I would go for the white books
I recommend The Simple Flute by Michel Debost.
Such a useful book!!
Are the Altes Complete Flute Method Books (1 + 2) worth getting? I already have T&G Complete Flute Method but was wondering if the Altes books are worth a look. I'm primarily collecting a core library and I'm not at a level to competently play whats in a lot of these books but I will build up to it eventually. Time, Patience and Practice.
You can find them for free on IMSLP.org and print them. Or find a nice big tablet and have the pdf. They are quite fun books. Its a core library literature for sure.
I'm a self taught flute beginner. Played Sax with formal lessons, 30 years ago. Just purchase the Trevor Wye Practice Book. How would you suggest a practice\lesson plan for it. Should I start in at page one and work straight thru exercise by exercise to the end. Or should I work on each section simultaneously, say 15 minutes in each per practice section. I'm retired so I've got lots of time to devote. Thank you so much for creating this channel and sharing your knowledge.
The Wye book has a lot of good things in it. But the structure of an actual practice plan, it lacks in that department. But a great question. I would find a good scale book like Taffanel and Gauberts Complete Method, you can find it for free on IMSLP.ORG but what you need to find there is the page titled T&G #4 . This and the rest of the book eventually will harbor a good technique. Work on a thing called long tones, which you can find in Moyse "De La Sonorite" page 4 I think. Work with a tuner sometimes and check in during your playing that everything is in tune ie big intervals and inbetween. Make goals that you think you can achieve quickly. A lot of people always want to play the big tough pieces. But look at the pops classical ( Faure, Satie, Bach ) and things you like as well. Sight read everyday, even if its just a single system of music. It gets your eyes and head moving and more proficient. This is a good start. I will also add that will be releasing a series of books soon ( Beginner and Intermediate ) for flutists of our own and some articles on our website. Will make announcement videos about that on this channel. Let me know if you need anything!
Could you recommend good books for child self learner and also link to best website or youtube channel? Thank you
Yes our book could really help! Check out Musogy.com Perfect series for beginners taught by me. Its a PDF and video course.
Thank you, let me know when the book shows up on amazon, it would be grat if it could come with dvd. Im not fun of doing thing online. ;)
Its actually just sold directly by us! No Amazon needed. Not a digital course, but something you can get a book for and download all the practice videos, where I guide you.
Did you guys ever finish your book?
Of course! musogy.com check it out! An intermediate book is on the way too!
You neglected the best book by far for advanced flutists: "THE MODERN FLUTIST: 8 Etudes de Salon by Donjon, 30 Caprices by Karg-Elert -- Orchestral Studies for Flute, Alto Flute and Piccolo." (Southern Music Company)
will be making a second volume to this series! indeed those are not to be missed.
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These are really good books , but are for the more serious student in my view. I do think any serious student can benefit by using them . They do help to expand facility on the instrument.
I really don’t rate the Trevor Wye. Stick with Moyse and Taffanel & Gaubert!
I do love me some T&G