
Join the flute master class to learn seven methods for improving technique through hand positions, finger touch, scales, arpeggios, tempo changes, glitches and fixes, tunes, etudes, and technique books.
Dr. Angela McBurney shares seven methods to improve flute technique for beginners through adults, drawing on extensive teaching, performance, and flute pedagogy expertise.
Develop faster, more relaxed flute technique by adopting natural hand positions, proper thumb placement, relaxed wrists, and curved fingers; practice with a mirror and slow scales to build speed.
Develop a light finger touch on the flute by keeping fingers over the keys and using barely any pressure while practicing the D scale with five-note segments in a mirror.
Learn and master flute scales by starting with C major two octaves, then work through scales with increasing tempo, mastering flats and sharps and top-octave fingerings to build technique.
Develop flute technique by practicing scales in thirds across all keys, including flats and sharps, using finger movement across two octaves, and gradually increasing speed.
Master a scale pattern across all major and minor keys using Taffanel & Gaubert #4, mixing natural, harmonic, and melodic minor forms with ten articulations and metronome-guided practice.
Master flute technique by practicing arpeggios across keys and octaves, boosting tempo and accuracy for sight-reading, using warmups and two diverse methods to vary patterns.
master arpeggios from seven daily exercises, focusing on C major and the G dominant arpeggio, building intonation, fingerings, and speed from two octaves up to the third, with harmonic minor.
Master advanced flute technique by studying arpeggios across major, minor, diminished, and augmented chords in all keys, with slow practice, varied articulations, metronome pacing, and integration with related exercises.
Improve your flute technique by mastering glitches through slow, focused finger control, and scales in thirds through sixths, using daily exercises for the flute from the Morris book.
Improve your flute technique through etudes from melodious and progressive studies book one, including Anderson opus 40, 21, 30, and 15, with metronome pacing to bridge technique and solo.
Boost your flute technique by using a metronome to push tempo beyond your comfort zone, increasing speed on etudes with smooth fingers and no glitches.
Discover seven flute technique methods through finger movement, hand position, scales, etudes, and glitch fixes; build tempo with a metronome and commit to a long-term technical and tonal routine.
Are you an intermediate to advanced level flutist who wants to improve your technique?
This course is designed for intermediate flutists up to advanced flutists who want to learn 7 methods to improve their technique.
If you’re a band director, or instrumental music teacher but flute is not your primary instrument, this course can help you identify 7 ways that you can help your flute students improve their tone.
We’ll cover:
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with Proper Hand Positions
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with Correct Finger Touch
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with Scales
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with Arpeggios
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with The Glitch
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with Etudes
Improve Your Technique on the Flute with Tempo
This course is taught through video lessons where I take you step by step through each topic. I will demonstrate and give pointers along the way.
Come and join me and improve your technique on the flute today!