In this lesson, you will learn how to put the flute together and how to line up the joints properly.

In this lesson, you will learn how to safely disassemble the flute, and how to properly care for the flute so it lasts a long time.

In this lesson, you will learn how to play your first note on the assembled flute.

In this lesson, we will learn how to properly hold the assembled flute.

In this lesson, you will learn how to read a fingering chart, to enable you to play any note you'd like!

In this lesson, we'll learn what notes the lines and spaces on the staff represent.

In this lesson, you will learn your first real note - the G!

In this lesson, you will learn your second note - A!

In this lecture, you will learn your third note - B!

Let's review the G, A, and B!

In this lecture, you will discover the importance of Time Signatures, and how they relate to the notes you see on the page.

In this lecture, we're talking all about playing in tune! This is a great time to pull out your tuner, or smartphone tuner app. If you don't have one, feel free to download a free app!

It's time to learn your fourth note - the C! We'll also review the G, A, and B to put it all together!

In this lecture, we will talk about articulation, and how to make certain stylistic sounds on the flute.

It's time to expand our range and play some upper octave G, A, B, and C's!

Let's spend a moment talking about resting. Who doesn't love to rest?!

In this lecture, we are learning about a different type of rhythm- using ties and dots!

In this lecture, we will learn the counting of a Dotted Half Note, and review our G, A, B, and C!

In this lecture, we are learning three new notes! D, E and F.

Now that we have learned D, E, and F, let's practice them together!

You have learned so many notes! Let's put together what we have learned thus far!

Let's have some fun and learn about syncopation! These will get your foot tapping!

In this lecture, we are preparing to learn our first Major Scale! But first, let's talk about what a Major Scale is, and how it's comprised of either Whole Steps or Half Steps!

Let's play our first Major Scale - the C scale!

In this lecture, we're learning a new note- the Bb (B Flat). This B is a half-step lower than the first B we learned. We'll also play another Major Scale!

Let's review the F scale, and put everything we have learned thus far together!

In this lecture, we are going to discover dynamics, aka playing loudly or softly.

In this lecture, we are learning a new note - the Eb!

In this lecture, we're learning a new type of rhythm - Sixteenth Notes! Hold on to your hats- these are fast notes!

This new rhythm is an Eighth Note Two Sixteenths, also known as a Grasshopper! Let's have some fun with insects!

In this lecture, we will be playing Two Sixteenths Eighth notes, also known as Hoppergrass! (Yes, I know that's not a real word...)

In this lesson, we are learning a new note- the Ab! This note engages the Left Hand pinky for the very first time!

In this lecture, we will learn about a new type of rhythm- the Dotted Quarter Eighth!

In this lecture, we're going to learn about Dotted Eighth Sixteenth rhythms. They're faster than Dotted Quarter Eighths, so put on your seatbelt!

In this lecture, you'll learn some familiar songs. Time to impress your friends and family!

In this lecture, we are learning a new note! The Db! We'll also play an Ab scale.

In this lecture, we're going to learn about a new type of rhythm - Triplets!

In this lecture, we're going to learn about 3/8, 6/8, and 9/8 time.