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Points for Students: Practise things that you find difficult. If you don’t understand something, ask your teacher Develop your self-awareness Pyramid learning works: start with tone, finger technique and articulation. Follow these with sequential work, then studies and finally repertoire. Most problems stem from poor posture or poor breathing and blowing. Keep a practice diary. Your teacher is one of the main key to success, use their knowledge. Listen to how you sound, ask yourself how can I improve? Focus on your practise, if you lose concentration stop for a few minutes. Plan your practise. Listen to famous flute players, to help you decide what type of sounds and styles you like. Enjoy yourselves. |
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