Billaudot La Flûte En Éveil Vol.1 - Bonodot-Martin
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The essentials to know about this method
The essentials to know about this method
- Designed for very young beginners: a reassuring progression created to gently guide their first steps on the flute.
- An easy start: the first 3 lessons are practised using the headjoint only, helping establish good habits from the outset.
- Clear organisation in every lesson: one “technique” page and one “music” page, immediately combining instrumental technique with the enjoyment of playing.
- Real ensemble practice: nursery rhymes in duet, little duets and pieces with piano, with a CD and an accompaniment booklet included.
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Overview of this method
Developed through pedagogical reflection in the field, La flûte en éveil meets the needs of children who wish to start learning the flute at an increasingly young age. The goal is clear: to offer a simple, age-appropriate resource while remaining fully musical, helping to maintain motivation and encouraging a comfortable playing posture.
The method is divided into 20 lessons following a carefully structured learning approach, with steady progression focused on the young flutist’s development and well-being. The first three lessons focus on the embouchure, an essential stage for developing breath control, tone quality and mastery of the first sensations without an excessive technical workload.
Each subsequent lesson follows the same format, which is particularly effective for developing independence: on the left-hand page, the student discovers the basic techniques (guidelines, fingerings, articulation and coordination). On the right-hand page, they immediately put them into practice through a children’s nursery rhyme in duet, a duettino and a piece to play with piano accompaniment, with the accompaniments written by Gilles Martin. This alternation between “technique and music” develops accuracy while preserving the enjoyment of the repertoire.
To make practice at home and during lessons easier, the piano accompaniments for the compositions in “Your Turn to Play!” are collected in the enclosed booklet, and a CD completes the package. An ideal method for building solid foundations, developing listening skills and introducing ensemble playing and accompaniment from an early stage.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Gilles Martin | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | flute and piano (accompaniment) | Difficulty | beginner |
| Genre | method | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is this method suitable for a child beginning the transverse flute?
Designed for beginners, this method supports children starting the transverse flute early. The first three lessons focus on the embouchure to approach breath control and sound production without technical overload.
How many lessons does La Flûte En Éveil Vol.1 contain?
The book is organized into 20 lessons following a steady progression. Each stage combines technical landmarks with musical practice.
Does this flute method include piano accompaniments?
The pieces "À toi de jouer !" feature piano accompaniments compiled in the attached booklet. The compositions are by Gilles Martin, and the instrumentation indicated is transverse flute with piano.
Is the CD included with the book?
A CD completes the set, with the attached booklet containing the piano accompaniments.
How are exercises and pieces presented in each lesson?
After the initial three lessons, the left page presents the basic technique: fingerings, articulation, and setup. The right page offers a children's rhyme in duo, a duettino, and a piece with piano. This layout allows immediate application of the concepts covered.
