My Five Favourite Flute Books.... chapter 4: Taffanel & Gaubert Exercises Journaliers
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- My Five Favourite Flute Books... chapter 4; Taffanel & Gaubert Exercises Journaliers
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chapter 1: 24 Little Melodic Studies: • My Five Favourite Flut...
chapter 2: De La Sonorité: • My Five Favoruite Flut...
chapter 3: Reichert op.5: • My Five Favourite Flut...
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CHAPTERS:
00:00
00:20 introduction
02:43 Who were they?
04:50 When to practice
06:58 How to practice
08:22 the exercises
08:25 exercise number 1
10:21 exercise number 2
10:43 exercise number 3
11:52 exercise number 4
13:02 the scale game
13:26 exercise number 5
13:42 exercise number 6
14:22 exercise number 7
15:46 exercise number 8
16:17 exercise number 9
16:44 exercise number 10
17:19 exercise number 11
18:21 exercise number 12
18:55 exercise number 13
19:15 exercise number 14
19:34 exercise number 15
20:07 exercise number 16
20:23 exercise number 17
20:46 conclusion
The Scale Game from:
Michel Debost "The Simple Flute"
- Oxford University Press - ISBN 978-0-19-514521-2
William Bennett quote from:
Edward Blakeman "Taffanel, Genius of the Flute"
- Oxford University Press - ISBN 0-19-517099-7
Also several photos from:
Edward Blakeman "Wibb, A Flute for Life"
Tony Bingham - ISBN 978-0-946113-10-1
© Emily Beynon
Thank you for explaining the exercises! They’re a lot less scary now 😊
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching 🙏
Gracias me gusto mucho tu exposición😎
Muchas gracias Enrique! 🙏
Thank you for your amazing videos! I love the rich, helpful content and your voice is as precise, musical and expressive as your playing. Stellar all around.
Thank you so much for your feedback, Ciccalina! I’m so happy you find the channel helpful 😄
I absolutely LOVE your videos! So helpful! And your style of explaining is very easy to understand. Thank you for the videos!
Thanks SO much Diana - I’m thrilled you find the videos helpful. Thanks for watching… & for your feedback! 🙏
Thank you so much! Makes so much sense. I love these exercises.
You're very welcome, Joan. I love them too!! 😄
OMG!!! When I was in college I started using all of them.
They’re great, aren’t they?!
The wait is so well worth waiting for. Thank you so much Dear Emily.
Oh, I am glad you think so!... My apologies that is has taken SO long!! 🙈
I do love the flute and it’s repertoire- I’ll never be a good flute player - not to this standard but I do really enjoy the effort. Thank you so much. I have this book.
Thanks Stewart and happy flute-ing!!
Thank you so much for the information and very useful tips as always 🤗
Thanks for watching, Amir!
Another wonderful video! 😊👍✌🎃🎃
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! 🙏
Thank you so much and (a little bit late) happy new year ! All the best, Marie-Delphine
Happy New Year to you too, Marie-Delphine!
Wow! This is great stuff! Now I'll go back to T&G Daily with a new sense of purpose, and a new understanding of what I am trying to achieve.
Happy practising, Andrew! 😉
I’ll have to give these a try… great video!
Thanks and…. have fun! 🎶
What you say about using your ear more than your eyes cannot be stressed enough. Just recently I worked with a group and found myself having to transpose on the spot. No one had updated the flute parts. I'm happy to say, because I practice the way you've mentioned, it was not that big a deal since the melodies were easy to memorize, my ears told my fingers what to do.
How wonderful to hear! Thanks for watching and leaving such a positive comment! All the best!👍
Finally waited for the update, I was so looking forward to this episode. About Lesson 7, I haven't tried practicing in the high register. so I will practice today and happy things will happen. Also I really enjoyed your demonstration and like your articulation...👍👍👍
Thanks Minwu - have fun exploring the high version of number 7!!
Thanks!!!!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
I really appreciate your presentations of these books. Does the T&G assume the use of only the standard fingerings, or are there suggestions of special ones to use in some difficult situations (like which Bb or F# fingering, or when left hand harmonics are recommended)? Playing the actual repertoire (e.g., Prokofiev, Shostakovich) often requires going beyond all of this carefully practiced finger work. Looking forward to #5!
Hi Leo - what a great question - thank you! I think that you can practice both ways actually - sometimes with the real fingerings and then also with the 'trick/fake' fingerings. Keep listening to the sound of each; try to make the fake sound real and try to get the real as fast as the fake! Happy practising!
Hello Mrs.Beynon
I always enjoy each video that you post. I have a quick question. For me the French School is an amazing way of performing and this book Taffanel and Gaubert is one of the pillars. I'm curious how I could manage my time for each Taffanel since im guessing that daily is supposed to do the 17 exercises so my question is, how I can manage my time for each exercise and if you have any suggestions on this topic?
Have a great day and thanks for so much of your great knowledge ❤
Hi Gabriel - thanks for watching AND for your interesting question! Please don’t try and work on all 17 every day! I would suggest working on one scale and one arpeggio exercise each day... and making a rotation schedule for yourself. Working well on a single exercise will be more effective than trying to cram too many into a day! Happy practising!
hi! in taffanel no1, for example, when do we use the thumb Bb-key? only when there is a Bb is in the key?
Thanks for your question. I must admit I use the Bb thumb a lot (I find the ‘long’ Bb can be quite noisy & lumpy. But yes, as a guide, when there’s a Bb in the key signature. Let your east guide you = basically when it sounds best (= smoothest fingers)
Hello Mrs.Beynon，could you suggest how long to play flute every day if you want to be a flute player? I know piano 8-10hours.Love your videos🌹🌹🌹
Hi James, gosh… that’s an impossible question! I always think that quality is much more important than quantity when it comes to practice. At music college, I think a student should aim for something like 30 hours of instrumental practice a week… but reading, listening… getting inspiration are also very important!
What is the piece that plays at the beginning?
It’s Reichert Etude op.6 nr.3
Have I missed your fifth favorite?
Hi Lou, no - sorry… I just haven’t had time to record it yet! 🙈
@@EmilyBeynonflute I've posted this series for our flute club. I can't wait for the 5th one.