Scales can be so, well, boring, can’t they? Many flutists struggle with the monotony of scales and don’t enjoy playing them. In this blog post, we share some strategies on how to make your scale practice that much more fun and enjoyable.
A good flute tone is something we all strive towards. After all, who doesn’t want to sound beautiful and melodious when playing the flute? Learn to fix your tone in 6 simple steps and see it transform.
Unlock the secrets to learning your flute scales effortlessly with this 5 step process. From understanding your scales to refining your technique. Discover how silent rehearsal and purposeful practice can transform your scale performance.
Overwhelmed by your scales? Never really sure how to approach them? Discover 6 highly practical ways to not only level up your scale practice but also have a lot more fun doing it.
As someone who loves experimenting with food, my kitchen has taught me some valuable lessons over the years. Whether I’m staring down at my burnt pancakes in frustration, or excitedly watching my family devour a delicious new dish, I’ve often found cooking to be a wise teacher. Much of what I’ve discovered can be taken into the practice room too, which is why I’d like to share my discoveries with you today.
If I had to find a metaphor to describe an early-intermediate player, I might describe them as that awkward middle child, the one caught between youth and maturity, trying very hard to grow up, but just not finding the right support. If you are or have been an early-intermediate player, you probably know exactly what I’m talking about!
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