Flute Fingering Chart ‘When more than one fingering is shown, the first is the most commonly used. ‘The additional fingerings, known as alternate fingerings, are used in certain situations to allow for better technique. essed down Ab Bb BC t foo =a @00%00% os = @00/P0Q, eoopom 4 Gt Ab tobe edo coobomSol Tt prrase © roan sot Solo = only one person plays or sings Soli ~a small group or section plays or sings site eeeaae pharma «ieee round - songin which the same partis played or sung ‘ CARRE] bytwo ormore groups starting at diferent times fal repeat sign ~ play or sing the music again composition ~ creation of music that ean be performed later usually from written notation 22. Little Robin Redbreast Traditional — 1st Phrase Solo 9 Tutti Soto 9 Tutti phrase ~ musical sentence, often 4 or 8 measures long 2nd Phrase, 23. Skill Builder: Merrily We Roll Along > Count, clap, sing, and play! When you reach the Traditional end of the song, repeat once from the beginning. ’ 24. Itsy Bitsy Spider — Round _ > Add brackets to show the phrases. Traditional @ ® te = bee —9-9- bee 2 peer ite t = r tbe = 4 25. ALa Rueda ‘Spanish Folk Song Soli (woodwinds) y Tutti jg, Soll orassipercussion) Tutt 4 26. Love Somebody — Duet Traditional A. ’ 27.Good King Wenceslas QUAD Traditional English Carol Sola | hal Sols on » 1) Drawattreble clef. 2) Complete and play your composition. ComposerBe Os i) 29, Warm-u Keep the air moving. ® Q-. 30. Chop Builder > esure ngersnotinuse remain very close to the keys. sues ay gin 9 ’ the ovals before you play. Songwriter, was born on the SOth anniversary of 1826-1864) Fen e mencl en ee Z% > 31. Camptown Races > Draw the missing notesin ff A’ Stephen Foster, America's great popular Stephen Foster Solo/Solt Tu Solo/Soli Tut 32. Skill Builder > Add brackets to show the phrases. a 33. London Bridge — Duet English Folk Song A . 34, The Frog’s Song — Round @YMTED — > Are youusinga steady airstream? Japanese Folk Song , ’ ’ » Keep your fingers close to the keys 2a 3 r 6s = two counts per measure counting |1 = quarter note gets one count ‘other counting Th these key signatures, play or sing: tie~ marking that rey Bodieh aerial ceybe crave uBial ae nine 15 ae eat Ha Hed are pitch to make sharp (#) or flat fone longer note (4) signs placed affera clef a 36. Rhythm Time > 1) Write the counting and clap the chythm before you play. 2) Play on the note C (Concert C). gi tLititiita yiinaters 37, Two Step > Circle the notes changed by the Bb major (Concert B> major) key signature, high! A a ’ 38. Sight-Reading Challenge: Shoo Fly “American Folk Song , , 39, Russian Folk Song — Duet (A, Besionbrtctmchisors Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) German Composer > Ee ~ AA 40. San Sereni QYMEEID > Add brackets show the phrases Puerto Rican Folk Song — ~ sigh > Add the notes and ress together to find the number of counts. A quarter note ges one count. “ede lade Cha daee_ “owen Palencia0 Ld saad trio - piece of music featuring three CQ) _ifferent parts played or sung together = introduction ~ opening passage ofa piece ofmusic YU) _ theme ~ a melody within a piece of music 2B 2 Ww a ll LC a te rehearsal numbers ~ find important places in the music using these markers time through, repeat, skip the ist ending, and play or sing the 2nd ending the second time through |) —Stand or sit tll Be postive and energetic. y nget | Astand 2nd endings — play orsing the Ist ending the first Si | fermata— hold a note or rest longer than its usual value Enter the stage or performance area confidently. Make eye contact with the audience and smile. It’s fan to share your musie with others! oe Solo:A Duet:A+B Trio or Full Band: A+B +C thene : Teal Jingle Bells 1.5. Pierpont (1822-1893) si ri sae ‘a, Introduction , : : FB] meme American Composer Theme 3 > Repeatbackto[] Jolly Old St. Nicholas Traditional jase 4 95 6 7 ererecs ere ecoThe Dreidel Song Jewish Folk Song Kwanzaa Celebration David Bobrowite(b. 1945) American Composer Introduction [5] meme og 1 a Siar Arian aia macintemeoe EB Cian first full measure; rhythmic value of the pick-up is sometimes removed from the last measure Aon bo (Owen Unease = i F>major (Concert E} major) theme and variation ~ type of composition that begins play or sing every B as Bb, with a main melody (theme) and continues with 0% ~,| EasEb, Aas Ab different versions (variations) of the main melody, 56.Warm-up: Chorale — Duet a Bh Pcewp «57. Rhythm Time > 1) Write the counting and clap the rhythm before you play. 2) Play on the note ES (Concert Eb). ee 58. Skill Builder: Boil the Cabbage Down — Duet > circle the notes changed by American Folk Song the key signature in kine B. b, b, 22 » 1) Play the black notes, which make up the theme. American Folk Song 2) Add the gray notes, which make up the variation. srstig F > Increase the tempo each time you practice this exercise me Learning these fingering patterns is important to your progress, > = ~SOLO (evinces “Asasoloist, atthe end of your performance, bow to acknowledge the applause of the audience, then gratefully tee) gesture towards your accompanist so that he or she may also receive recognition from the audience. raion tiv conposer The Good Life Ayan Nowlin (b 1978) And athr Ryan Nevins muse fe teeecee prea ar Solo with Piano Accompaniment ‘American Compose! Moderato, eS Flute Moderato i Piano wf cece 3 5 a : a Sta © 2010 Kjos Must Press Pig 19s authorized for duplication tomes spec requirements for estas contests and competitions es aie Neceeemnieodiernmeall diendiaronadl