Combre Joubert C.H. - 34 Etudes Pour La Flute A Bec Vol.1 : Etudes 1 A 17
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Summary of This Method
This method is aimed at 1st cycle students and emphasizes a lively approach to instrumental practice, beyond solo playing. It offers a repertoire and musical situations where the recorder is practiced in relation to others, through duets, trios, and ensemble pieces. Ideal for establishing essential reflexes from the early years: listening, breathing together, adjusting intonation, stabilizing tempo, and refining articulation.
The inclusion of exercises and sequences dedicated to improvisation adds a particularly beneficial creative dimension to the 1st cycle. The student learns to construct simple musical responses, vary a motif, play with basic parameters (rhythm, dynamics, phrasing), and gain ease, whether in individual lessons, group workshops, or small ensembles.
Thanks to its trilingual texts (French, English, German), this method facilitates understanding of instructions and encourages broad use, especially in multicultural classes or exchange projects. An effective pedagogical tool to strengthen reading, ensemble playing, and musical expression, while keeping the joy of playing at the heart of learning.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Joubert Claude-Henry | Languages | French, English, German |
| Instrumentation | Flb (recorder) | ||
Questions frequently asked
For what level are Studies 1 to 17 intended?
The collection is aimed at first cycle recorder students and covers Studies 1 to 17 of the first volume.
Does Claude-Henry Joubert's method include duets and trios?
Duets, trios, and ensemble pieces are included. These settings develop mutual listening and intonation adjustment. They also allow work on shared breathing and tempo stability.
Is there improvisation in 34 Études pour la flûte à bec volume 1?
Exercises and improvisation sequences are provided to build simple musical responses, vary a motif, and work on rhythm or dynamics.
Which languages are used in the collection?
Texts are provided in French, English, and German, with instructions accessible in these three languages.
Which technical aspects of the recorder are worked on?
Articulation, sight-reading, and phrasing are among the focuses, notably through the 17 studies and ensemble pieces.
