Putting the Parts Together
First attach the headjoint to the middle joint by inserting it and twisting both parts while pushing gently.
Use the same method to attach the foot joint to the middle joint. Line up the middle of the first lever on the foot joint with the end of the shaft on the middle joint.
The exact alignment of parts on the flute is a personal thing. The positions given here are useful as a guide, but you may wish to alter them slightly when you have been playing for a while.
Class Sessions
1- Before You Begin
2- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS
3- The Note C Sharp ( C<span class="symbolA">#</span>)
4- The Triplet
5- More New Notes
6- Syncopation
7- The Note Low C
8- The G Major Scale
9- The Note F Sharp (F<span class="symbolA">#</span> )
10- Registers
11- The Eighth Note
12- New Sounds and Rhythms, Registers, Sharps and Flats, Transposing
13- The Whole Note
14- The Note F
15- The Note B
16- Parts of the Flute
17- INTRODUCTION
18- Tuning Your Flute
19- Keys and Key Signatures
20- Swing Rhythm
21- The Note B Flat ( B<span class="symbolA">b</span>)
22- Putting the Parts Together
23- The Lead-in
24- The Note B<span class="symbolA">b</span> in the Middle
25- The Blues Scale
26- Approach to Practice
27- Keys and Key Signatures
28- How to Read Music
29- The C Major Scale
30- Key of C Major
31- Enharmonic Notes
32- How to Hold the Flute
33- First And Second Endings
34- The F Major Scale
35- Relative Keys
36- The Tie
37- Music Notes
38- Key Signatures
39- The Key of F Major
40- Fingering Numbers
41- Mixing Different Scales
42- 12 Bar Blues
43- Keeping Time
44- Playing in All Keys
45- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com
46- Transposing
47- Fingering Diagram
48- Breathing Technique
49- Breath Marks (<span class="symbolB">:</span>)
50- Playing Your First Note
51- Other Useful Exercises
52- The Half Rest
53- Tonguing
54- Posture