Flute Method Books

From the pen of Roger Winslow (204 Progressive Sightreading Tunes), these original duets begin simply and progress to an advanced level. Great for encouraging ensemble playing as well as building

Piccinini's new arrangements of the Caprices remain true to Paganini's uncompromising artistic vision and showcase an array of challenging techniques that idiomatically exploit the unique tone and

An exhaustive collection at the medium to advanced levels. Tenty-four Bachstudien plus the solo part to works by Mozart, Faure, Widor, Chopin, Quantz, Mouquet, Gluck, Bizet, Langer, Andersen, Bach,

Andersen is considered one of the best of his time, both as a virtuoso and as a composer of flute music. His reputation as a challenging and demanding teacher preceded him for good reason - they worked. His

Sigfrid Karg-Elert was a German composer of considerable fame in the early twentieth century, best known for his compositions for organ and harmonium. His musical style can be characterized as being

A perfect book for developing technical facility and musicianship, this collection focuses on the most common elements of Classical music: major and minor scales, as well as chromatic, pentatonic,

These highly anticipated volumes from the studio of legendary flutist Robert Cavally represent a wealth of pedagogy from a beloved teacher and performer of the flute. Published in three series and four

A Dozen a Day books have long been the favorite pre-practice technical exercises for young pianists. Now these classic warm-up exercises are available for instruments too! Complete with audio

The difficulty level in Gary Schocker's third book of etudes inspired the composer to title this collection Extreme Sports. Each etude targets specific techniques, composed by a flutist

The tempo and range of the exercises in this book can be tailored to individual requirements. In this way students and amateurs can create their own personal fitness program in a similar way to professional