Скачать или смотреть Track 49 The Apple Orchard from Flute Zoo Book 3

Flute Zoo Books are the new fun, and engaging way to learn to play the flute. These books, with their bright colors and cheerful imagery, were written with elementary age flute students in mind, although we have found that older children (and even adults) love the fun songs and activities as well! Each book is between 32 and 40 pages long. So the new flutist will gain a strong sense of accomplishments as they more quickly earn their certificate for Flute Zoo book one.

Flute Zoo Book 3
By the end of Book 3, students will be rock'in! Well literally one of the last pieces is the fun Rock'in Robin! Besides Rock'in Robin students will have mastered notes up to the high D and be able to play pieces in 6 different key signatures. Quite an accomplishment! Because the books are so carefully sequenced and work together with the Flute Zoo Five-Note Fun Sticker book, students will find the transition to playing with key signatures easy and have an amazing understanding of key centers.

Even the rhythmically challenged student will find success with learning more advanced rhythms. Through out the book implied rhythms are presented in the simplest form. The goal is to instill hearing the division of the beat. The rhythm cards in the back of the book can be cut out and used throughout the book. The goal is prepare them for the more advanced rhythms that they will encounter as they finish the Flute Zoo series and progress to Blocki Flute Method Book 2.

Many of the two page spreads are theme based. The opening two pages feature Flamingo themed songs. Care has been taken throughout the Flute Zoo series to insure calming background colors and musical staves that are big enough to easily read. The book continues with themed pages design to inspire students to portray the the ideas through the music. Each page is carefully sequenced to introduce new notes iand concepts so that students advance as smoothly as possible. Careful review is build into the book to insure mastery of the concepts.

The Flute Zoo Five-Note Fun Sticker book is the essential companion book for Flute Zoo Books 2 and 3.

Students love playing many of their songs in Book 3 with their teacher or friend as duets. The second parts to the duets are found in the Flute Zoo Duet book.

The inside front cover has a blank music staff to use for note naming games. Both the Teacher's Manual and page 2 of the student Flute Zoo Book 2 give fun ideas for these games to reinforce learning note names.

On the last page of Flute Zoo Book 3 is a certificate of accomplishment that students can proudly display. Many of the songs also have a second part available in the Flute Zoo Duet Book. All the accompaniment tracks are available here or on YouTube.



The Flute Zoo Advantage

Tone: With Flute Zoo books students learn both high and low notes on the head joint. Playing in the high and low octave continues when students begin with the whole flute. This gives the new flutist an enormous advantage and teaches embouchure flexibility which is vital for becoming a great flute player. Teaching flute is not like teaching trumpet in which the high notes are more difficult. High notes become difficult when students only play in the low and middle octaves for as much as one year. The students then have trouble with embouchure flexibility, and the ability to form a smaller lip opening. Listen to this young beginner “accidentally” playing in three octaves!

Rhythm: Flute Zoo books 1-3 and the Five-Note Fun Sticker Book work together to insure a solid rhythmic foundation. Towards the end of Flute Zoo Book 2 students are reading rhythms that may appear simple, but imply more difficult rhythms. They learn how to play rhythms like a dotted quarter note followed by an eighth long before they actually read it. In Flute Zoo Book 3, students use the rhythm cards in the back of their book to first play these rhythms with tied eighth notes. Then the card is flipped over to reveal how the rhythm would be written without tied notes.