Helpful Links
www.adanprovencio.com Fellow Flutist and Friend! Great Teacher.
www.larrykrantz.com The most comprehensive flute website around!
This is a great website for flute players to visit. www.larrykrantz.com. You can go to this link http://www.larrykrantz.com/flutelst.htm to join a free flutlist where all the famous flute players "hang out" and talk including James Galway and William Bennet and many other famous flutists. You can posts questions and have hundreds of replies to read. He also has a great page with tips http://www.larrykrantz.com/tips.htm.
I've had a couple students that are having problems maintaining good hand position.
1. Here is a link you can go too to read about good hand position. http://www.larrykrantz.com/hands.htm.
2. Jennifer Cluff is a respected teacher internationally, here are some tips on balancing the flute from her. http://www.jennifercluff.com/lineup.htm#bobble.
3. And for some interesting history on how to hold the flute: http://www.mcgee-flutes.com/Rocksto_on_holding_the_flute.html
A couple students are experiencing pain while playing and that means something is wrong with how you are holding your flute this link has articles that address 4 issues related to hand pain. http://www.lunnflutes.com/ho.htm.
Cool Band Director links: http://www.bandworld.org , www.theconcertband.com, www.bassoontrainer.com, If you want a cool website to learn more about the sax try: http://www.leesax.com and http://www.jayeaston.com and http://robotics.caltech.edu/~kj/jay/
www.creativeflute.com for public domain music and free scores.
http://www.flutetunes.com - a good source for sight reading music and public domain scores.
http://imslp.org - a music library to provide music scores free of charge to anyone with internet access. A good source of public domain music.
www.adanprovencio.com Fellow Flutist and Friend! Great Teacher.
www.larrykrantz.com The most comprehensive flute website around!
This is a great website for flute players to visit. www.larrykrantz.com. You can go to this link http://www.larrykrantz.com/flutelst.htm to join a free flutlist where all the famous flute players "hang out" and talk including James Galway and William Bennet and many other famous flutists. You can posts questions and have hundreds of replies to read. He also has a great page with tips http://www.larrykrantz.com/tips.htm.
I've had a couple students that are having problems maintaining good hand position.
1. Here is a link you can go too to read about good hand position. http://www.larrykrantz.com/hands.htm.
2. Jennifer Cluff is a respected teacher internationally, here are some tips on balancing the flute from her. http://www.jennifercluff.com/lineup.htm#bobble.
3. And for some interesting history on how to hold the flute: http://www.mcgee-flutes.com/Rocksto_on_holding_the_flute.html
A couple students are experiencing pain while playing and that means something is wrong with how you are holding your flute this link has articles that address 4 issues related to hand pain. http://www.lunnflutes.com/ho.htm.
Cool Band Director links: http://www.bandworld.org , www.theconcertband.com, www.bassoontrainer.com, If you want a cool website to learn more about the sax try: http://www.leesax.com and http://www.jayeaston.com and http://robotics.caltech.edu/~kj/jay/
www.creativeflute.com for public domain music and free scores.
http://www.flutetunes.com - a good source for sight reading music and public domain scores.
http://imslp.org - a music library to provide music scores free of charge to anyone with internet access. A good source of public domain music.
- To improve your knowledge of Music Theory:
- www.musictheory.net for trainers to help you with memorizing
- www.thinkquest.org for lessons on intervals, scales etc...
- www.8notes.com for 46 progressive theory lessons
- www.goodear.com for ear training lessons and trainers
