Hi Emily. Sorry to put this in the comments I wasn't sure how to send you a message. I know that now that you are probably back to teaching and playing at your usual pace you may not have time to do any more videos for us. However I wondered if you might possibly at least do the two other of your favorite books.. these have been so informative. I was never taught to use any of the books you've done yet and you have really instructed me so much. And now I'm using them regularly in my practice. Best wishes!!
Hi Heidi, don’t worry - I haven’t forgotten the last 2 books of ‘My Favourite Books’ series 😄 But as you say, I’m busy back at work…. so please be patient a little while longer! 😉
Je connaissais certains exercices mais pas la totalité de ces pures merveilles pour travailler en profondeur la technique, la sonorité mais de manière mélodique. Donc plaisir à travailler encore et encore. Merci pour ce partage remarquablement expliqué et montré avec vos annotations en plus. Vos conseils sont précieux.
I am working on these now. I just discovered them 2 months ago. I printed out the circle of fifths / 4th and use that to try and do as many as I can without looking at the book. Like what you suggested with memorizing them. I also love all the different variations that you gave in this video I'm going to have to watch it a couple times and write them into my book period as always I just feel so honored to be getting lessons from you.
I love these and your insights! Thank you for your encouraging reminder: “quality not quantity.” Sometimes, I like to sing roots of chords or the melodic lines while playing several of these exercise.
I can't guess the books behind but I have 2 favourite flute exercics books : 1)taffanel and Flaubert 17 big daily finger exercics 2) Moyse tone development through interpretation In addition, I practice some chapters of Trevor wye's practice books for flute,
Many thanks for this series of videos. I am finding that they are helping in increasing my understanding of what the authors intended as well as the reasons for the exercises. Still a long way to go but I feel like the videos are helping me take a step forward.
In general, how to know if I must begin with GA DA... or DA GA...? The beginning with GA... issu more difficultés fort me, why ? Thanks for your 2 answer
Thank you so much for these videos and giving us such insight into how to practice these exercises. I have one quick question: What is that lovely melody at the begining of the video. It is so pretty and I would love to add it to my repertoire! Thank you again!
Hi Emily. Sorry to put this in the comments I wasn't sure how to send you a message. I know that now that you are probably back to teaching and playing at your usual pace you may not have time to do any more videos for us. However I wondered if you might possibly at least do the two other of your favorite books.. these have been so informative. I was never taught to use any of the books you've done yet and you have really instructed me so much. And now I'm using them regularly in my practice. Best wishes!!
Hi Heidi, don’t worry - I haven’t forgotten the last 2 books of ‘My Favourite Books’ series 😄 But as you say, I’m busy back at work…. so please be patient a little while longer! 😉
Je connaissais certains exercices mais pas la totalité de ces pures merveilles pour travailler en profondeur la technique, la sonorité mais de manière mélodique. Donc plaisir à travailler encore et encore. Merci pour ce partage remarquablement expliqué et montré avec vos annotations en plus. Vos conseils sont précieux.
Merci beaucoup, Bella Musica! 🙏
I am working on these now. I just discovered them 2 months ago. I printed out the circle of fifths / 4th and use that to try and do as many as I can without looking at the book. Like what you suggested with memorizing them. I also love all the different variations that you gave in this video I'm going to have to watch it a couple times and write them into my book period as always I just feel so honored to be getting lessons from you.
Thank you Heidi - so happy you’re finding these videos helpful! Happy practising 😄
Fabulous lesson. Thank you maestra🤗
So glad you liked it!! 🙏
I love these and your insights! Thank you for your encouraging reminder: “quality not quantity.” Sometimes, I like to sing roots of chords or the melodic lines while playing several of these exercise.
Oh yes, that’s an excellent idea too! 👍😉
Thank you so much for sharing all these value knowledge.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching! 🙏
I`ve watched this twice already! And will again. It is SO useful. Thank you very much
I’m so glad you find it so useful! I really love this book and wish it had come into my life earlier! 😊
Dear Professor Emily,You told that I wanted to know it most now today.
Excellent ‼️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯
Thank you so match ❣️
You are very welcome - thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot, dear Emily! I really like your video so important and so helpful for flautist from biginner to pro.
Glad it was helpful! 🙏
really inspiring! Thank you for your contribution. looking forward to the other two books.
Thanks Minwu. Can you guess what they might be? What are YOUR favourite flute books?
I can't guess the books behind but I have 2 favourite flute exercics books :
1)taffanel and Flaubert 17 big daily finger exercics
2) Moyse tone development through interpretation
In addition, I practice some chapters of Trevor wye's practice books for flute,
Oh yes - all excellent books! 👏
Many thanks for this series of videos.
I am finding that they are helping in increasing my understanding of what the authors intended as well as the reasons for the exercises.
Still a long way to go but I feel like the videos are helping me take a step forward.
I’m absolutely delighted to read this, John - thanks so much! Happy practising!
Thanks dear Emily. It is very inspiring, very, very.......
Thank YOU for watching... and for your kind words! 🙏
Superb as usual. Practical insights, great depth and humor.
Thank you Benjamin! 😄
Looking forward!
Thanks for watching...
You are fabulous...Thank you so much maestra
You are very and you are very welcome! 😊
In general, how to know if I must begin with GA DA... or DA GA...? The beginning with GA... issu more difficultés fort me, why ? Thanks for your 2 answer
I find practising GA DA very helpful for even-ing out the double tonguing - it makes the GA (naturally weaker and more difficult) stronger!
Delightful video! 😊
Thank you! 😃
fantastic teacher
Thank you! 😃
Great video Emily❤️❤️❤️ I love it.
Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for watching - glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for these videos and giving us such insight into how to practice these exercises. I have one quick question: What is that lovely melody at the begining of the video. It is so pretty and I would love to add it to my repertoire! Thank you again!
Thank you for watching! The little tune is a Reichert study from Six Etudes op.6 number 3 😊
@@EmilyBeynonflute Thank you!!!!
I want Japanese subtitles...🥺
Yes. sorry these are not avilable yet.