The recorder is often a child's first wind instrument, and for good reason: it is light, easy to find and sounds from the first breath, leaving room to focus on reading, listening and making music. But it is much more than a school instrument: it has a whole family (sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor and bass) and a Renaissance and Baroque repertoire enjoyed by teenagers and adults too.
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From age 6
The sweet flute works well after 6 years of age as his or her fingers cover up his or her holes with precision and his or her child begins to read. It's an excellent first wind instrument and a natural preparation for his or her traverse flute, clarinet or saxophone. For younger children, musical initiation It's an ideal starting point. It's up to every child, and adults can start at any age, for instance with a contrast flute.
It's a friendly entrance door to music: first sounds come soon and that holds up motivation.
He teaches how to read music and how to coordinate fingers, tongue and air before passing to more demanding instruments.
It has a very rich Repertoire of its own, from Renaissance to Baroque and contemporary music that makes it a serious instrument also for adults.
Touch with flutes of different sizes develops the harmonic ear and hears it as a group.
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No. Although widely used in child training, it's an instrument with a comprehensive and serious repertoire, especially Renaissance and Baroque music. Many adults enjoy it with a contrast or tenor and with other flatists.
They are two systems that change some digitations, especially that of the fa. The German looks easier at first, but the Baroque better sharpenes several altered notes and they use most methods and the most advanced repertoire. If you have a flute already, your teacher checks what it's about before the first class.
Yes, in reading, basic digitation, articulation and air control. The traverse also requires a different purport, because it's his lips that put the air to the edge of the hole, rather than an already formed channel, so that point is learned from scratch. If your goal is the traverse, converge with your teacher about how to step.
They can work well if class's short and dynamic and if there's an adult close to help with camera and score. For some children, have the teacher at home facilitates concentration and in that case, home classes in and around Bogotá are a good choice. We help you decide home or virtual classes.
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