fluteler

Music for you to play along with. It repeats faster and faster.  Play 5% faster every day - watch your velocity grow.

The first pieces are the slowest. Newbies can begin at 20 beats per minute - three SECONDS a beat - to get the pitch in tune and the fingering worked out. Then play 21 beats per minute.  And 22.  When you get to 160 beats per minute, you can apply for an orchestra job.  Or teach.  

These three baroque pieces can be played on flute, tenor recorder, oboe, trumpet, or C clarinet or violin.  A second a set of videos an octave higher is for soprano recorder, piccolo or fife.   A flutist can develop their upper registers playing the octavo videos.

These may be especially useful for students of the Suzuki method, where playing along in unison helps a student memorize a piece.  Play along in unison - and then in harmony.