Flugelhorn School

Hören, lesen & spielen für Flügelhorn - Band 1 - Book + CD

Hören, lesen & spielen is the individual wind school for thirteen different instruments, which can be used in individual or group lessons. The proven method is compiled according to the current rules and requirements of music education. It contains many games, puzzles, listening exercises, songs and original compositions. With the accompanying CD, practicing is of course twice the fun! In the first volume, the note values are presented up to eighths in a moderate tonal range. In addition, there are some accidentals and accidentals and necessary auxiliary handles. An extra page is particularly interesting for the young players, on which the history of their own instrument is Illustrated.

Hören, lesen & spielen für Flügelhorn - Band 2 - Book + CD
 

Hören, lesen & spielen is the individual wind school for thirteen different instruments, which can be used in individual or group lessons. The proven method is compiled according to the current rules and requirements of music education. It contains many games, puzzles, listening exercises, songs and original compositions. With the accompanying CD, practicing is of course twice the fun! In the second volume, in addition to the rhythmic expansion to sixteenths and the introduction of 6/8 time, the program also includes the chromatic expansion of the tonal range. Instrument-specific exercises and playing techniques, such as B. Warm-up training, embouchure exercises, overblowing, buzzing, lip ties and much more. m. make the young wind players fit.

Hören, lesen & spielen für Flügelhorn - Band 3 - Buch + CD

Hören, lesen & spielen is the individual wind school for thirteen different instruments, which can be used in individual or group lessons. The proven method is compiled according to the current rules and requirements of music education. It contains many games, puzzles, listening exercises, songs and original compositions. With the accompanying CD, practicing is of course twice the fun! In the third volume, playing numerous pieces comes first. Theodor Tonleiter explains new scales, intervals and the determination of keys. At the end, the students can already improvise to a chord scheme themselves. Rhythmic knowledge is expanded; the expansion of the pitch range is in turn accompanied by instrument-specific exercises. There is also information worth knowing about instrument making.