Repertoire for applied study in flute by leonard garrison. This page is in pretty sad shape as of 66 eighteen pieces. Print and download barbara ann sheet music by the beach boys arranged for treble clef instrument or flute or oboe or violin or recorder. Theyll discover the musical contributions of percy grainger, gustav holst, aaron copland, george gershwin, duke ellington, john williams and john philip sousa as well as classical composers. The book is designed as a flute course for young beginners. Its contextual and theoretical insights make it an essential resource for professional, amateur, and student flutists. A course for young beginners and mix heather hammonds compositions with her arrangements of traditional tunes. Scott joplin was the first classically trained black composer to become a household name in america. Flute all sorts is designed to fit the technique and capabilities of the young player, with easytoplay piano accompaniments for the teacher. This assortment of 19 fun pieces to pick and mix offers all sorts from easy classics to great new pieces. Hammond, h funky flute repertoire book 1 student syrinx.
And, naturally, it is packed with funto play pieces in heather. My musical solo harp repertoire as well as the flute and harp repertoire will surely charm your guests. In addition there is also a section on contemporaryextended techniques. Naturally, it is packed with funtoplay pieces in heathers inimitable style.
In 1984 he was given the title of professor by the district of badenwurttemberg, germany. Funky flute repertoire book 1 pupils book with cd by heather hammond isbn. Heather hammond has mixed her own compositions with wellknown tunes to aid both rhythm and reading in this valuable book. Familiarity with these techniques is important as they appearincreasingly frequently in solo, chamber, windband and orchestra repertoire. May 07, 2015 young violinists repertoire book 1 no. The flute repertoire is very comprehensive, and there are quite a few more titles than the flutist bernard pierreuse mentions so to play it all would be impossible. Today, the modern flute, whose keywork was created by the german istrumentmaker theobald boehme, has some 16 keys, far more than the old openhold flutes. The national flute orchestra is a ukbased ensemble, formed in 2008 by margaret lowe and kenneth bell, with support from the birmingham flute commission.
Funky flute repertoire book 2 teachers copy st giles music. He has been praised for his ability to blend classical, folk, and popular music. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. This book contains exercises, etudes and pieces which are more or less standard within the classical flute repertoire. Repertoire list commissioned works grant cooper other voices 2010 for. Professional studio backgrounds capture the rich diversity of american music culture with a repertoire of american, latin american, african, european, and far eastern styles. Margaret, a highly respected, local professional flautist and teacher for many years, since 1990 has devoted her professional life to being an ambassador for increasing awareness of the larger sizes of flutes, and their musical possibilities. Accompaniment and chamber music are a major part of daniels life and he has been staff accompanist at both royal college of music and royal academy of music junior departments and at the purcell school leading to concerts for prince charles, at the wigmore hall and at the royal albert hall. There are plenty of diagrams showing how to assemble, hold and blow the flute as well as boxes for points of elementary theory. And, naturally, it is packed with funtoplay pieces in heathers inimitable style. Funky flute student with cd book 1 a course for young. Funky flute show young flautists everything they need to know, including how to hold the flute, getting a good sound and how to read music.
Find the top 100 most popular items in amazon books best sellers. As before, you can expect a multitude of funtoplay funky pieces including some for ensemble playing. Famous flutists the flute and everything you need to know. We are delighted to continue this bestselling series from heather hammond with book 3, which continues the young beginners journey to around grade 4 standard.
It returned to top international prominence as part of the ragtime revival in the 1970s, when it was used as the theme music for the 1973 oscarwinning film the sting. In 1987 he was made an honorary member of the royal academy of music. A guide to the repertoire offers important historical and analytical information about three dozen of the bestknown pieces written for the instrument. This is the first book in the funky flute series and is aimed at beginners from their very first lesson, gradually taking you through to about grade 1 level. In 2002 he was awarded the national flute associations lifetime achievement award, and in 2003 he was appointed the british flute societys flautist laureate. These study books, compiled by atarah bentovim during twenty years as principal flautist with ballet rambert, sadlers wells opera and the royal liverpool philharmic orchestra, include most of the wellknown orchestral solos that every flutist should know. This is the first book in the funky flute series and is aimed at beginners from their very. Funky flute is perfect for flautists of grade 12 shows showing them everything they need to know and getting a good sound and how to read music. Times listed are local times ct or mt depending on the location of the event.
Mar 21, 2002 flute all sorts is designed to fit the technique and capabilities of the young player, with easytoplay piano accompaniments for the teacher. Publication date 1908 topics flute, flute publisher cleveland. Flute repertoire is the general term for pieces composed for flute particularly western concert flute. Flute all sorts grades trinity repertoire library.
Texas edition expressions music curriculum paperback august 1, 2005 by alfred publishing editor 5. Scott joplin the entertainer sheet music for flute. A bonbon is a candy treat, or something that is pleasing. Here is part of my extensive music repertoire for special events. A list of my favorite flute players of all time this page is under construction info and bios will be updated soon ian anderson rock flutist, singersongwriter from sweden whos career exploded while he was a flutist with jethro tull british rock band.
After having studied piano, with secondary studies in voice and violin, he began in 1938 his musical career as a pianist in a jazz band, having had a passion for jazz at an early age. Some years later, i bought this album to satisfy my craving for more andean flute music. More funky original tunes from the queen of cool heather hammond plus new jazzy takes wellknown melodies, all of which are desi local rate 0333 344 0070. Flute ensemble 77 flute trio 23 solo flute with flute ensemble 21 piccolo 6 flute and string 6 bass flute and piano 2 flute and guitar 4 flute and harp 3 exam 26 mixed ensemble music 110 clarinet music 7 brass music 107. Flute books woodwind resources research guides at university.
The 24 pieces in this collection complement the material in funky flute. Please read the guidelines for writing and maintaining articles. The main difference between this and most of the other tutors on the market is that the music progresses quite slowly. These five short character pieces are intended to be treats for the ear, and the titles are representative of the intended effects.
Throughout the book, students experience music from a veritable whos who list of great band composers. Then, the flute was a simple tube with anywhere from six to ten fingerholes and smoe form of mouthpeice. And online ordering doesnt allow you to look inside the book first. The entertainer is subtitled a rag time two step, which was a form of dance popular until about 1911, and a style which was common among rags written at the time. Over the years, members have founded a great depth and breadth of committees, following their own passions and seeking to move the nfa and greater flute community forward. After studying formally for a number of years, galway pursued a career as an orchestral flutist. Funky flute is a colourful and creative book and is a great start for all you young funky flautists out there. The beach boys barbara ann sheet music flute, violin, oboe. He earned the nickname the man with the golden flute for his gleaming golden instrument and highspirited performance style. Flute all sorts grades trinity repertoire library flute.
If you want a fairly comprehensive flute repertoire reference set played by one of the foremost or maybe the foremost flutist of our generation, this is it. Flute repertoire easy pieces for beginners including music from different styles cultures and times classical pop jazz and world music. The quality recordings by renowned flutists offer characteristic interpretations of every selection in the flute repertoire and flute etudes books. His original passion was the guitar, but he soon realized that he had no future in that, so he switched to the flute. The young pianists repertoire, bk 1 by fanny waterman. We hold the largest collection of flute band music in the united kingdom. Sonata for flute and piano program notes paul hindemith 18951963 was a composer, theorist, violist, and conductor who, along with kurt weill and ernst krenek, became a driving force of the neue sachlichkeit movement in postwwi germanic music. This article is within the scope of wikiproject classical music, which aims to improve, expand, copy edit, and maintain all articles related to classical music, that are not covered by other classical music related projects.
Most books and pieces at a reachable level for her were too short. The wallace and gromit theme, pink panther and pachbels canon rub shoulders with numbers such as funk factory and ballad for erik to. Coronavirus shutdowns may impact availability of eventsplease ensure the venue is open before making plans. Pieces that use extended techniques are indicated et. I play the standard repertoire and less wellknown works usually as thematically built programmes, because in that way you get a better opportunity to present a period of time. Funky flute repertoire student book 2, brings the same new and variant mentoring skills building on the foundations from student book 1. A fresh and vibrant flute tutor from the queen of cool heather hammond. Funky flute student with cd book 1 a course for young beginners paperback 5 feb. To participate, you can edit this article or visit the project page for more details. Funky flute book 1 pupils book with cd sheet music. Funky flute repertoire book 2 teachers copy this series continues with more funky pieces, listening games, puzzles and quizzes perfect for young players of grade 12 standard. Meet the nfa committees committees play a critical role in guiding the nfas mission and policies.
A cd of backing tracks is included and the piano accompaniment is available separately in the corresponding teachers book ref. See all 4 formats and editions hide other formats and editions. What about divisions into major artistic eras, what about discussion of difficulty grading, what about discussion of popular e. The following lists are not intended to be complete, but. Funky flute shows young flutists everything they need to know, including how to hold the flute, getting a good sound and how to read music. Teenage funky flute show young flautists everything they need to know, including how to hold the flute, getting a good sound and how to read music. Can be used with stages 14 of the boosey flute method book 1 or as a repertoire book b. It is made of great classical, popular and film music to create the sophisticated atmosphere you are looking for. The wallace and gromit theme, pink panther and pachbels canon rub shoulders with numbers such as funk factory and ballad for erik to produce a balanced addition to the tutor. The watermanharewood piano series devised jointly by the world famous piano teacher fanny watermann and her cofounder of the leeds international piano competition, marion harewood now thorpe is established as one of the foremost piano methods. Dec 15, 2011 dd your complete youtube piano exam video playlists dd all videos were taken by myself. Probably scott joplins most famous piece, this classic piano rag was written in 1902.