Leduc Bernolin R. - Ecole De Flûte À Bec Alto
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- A large volume of work: 700 exercises to develop mastery of scales and arpeggios on a daily basis.
- Guided progression: level indications to organize your practice, step by step.
- Technique and musicality: content designed to strengthen agility, intonation, consistency, and articulation.
- Ideal for routine: perfect for warm-up, preparation for pieces, and speed work while maintaining cleanliness.
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Summary of This Method
700 exercises of scales and arpeggios with progression level indications is a method designed to effectively structure technical work by providing a clear framework for learning and maintaining fundamentals. It features a wide range of exercises focused on scales and arpeggios, allowing reinforcement of key signatures knowledge, fingering fluidity, and rhythmic precision.
Thanks to the progression level indications, this method helps choose the right starting point and progress coherently, whether in the phase of acquiring basics or consolidating skills. The "exercises" format encourages regular and measurable practice: one can target a difficulty (transitions, position changes, note equality, coordination) and repeat it until achieving a stable gesture and homogeneous sound.
Used with the soprano recorder, this resource easily integrates into a practice session: a few minutes at the beginning of a lesson for warm-up, or as a complement to repertoire to secure technical passages. It is also well suited for autonomous work, as the progressive logic allows setting realistic goals while developing endurance and confidence in playing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Bernolin Roger | Instrumentation | Flb sopr |
Questions frequently asked
For which recorder is this method intended?
The instrumentation specified is "Flb sopr," meaning the soprano recorder. The exercises are also presented as suitable for the soprano recorder.
How many exercises are included in Roger Bernolin's Recorder School?
The book contains 700 exercises dedicated to scales and arpeggios. This amount allows for gradual practice of keys and transitions.
Are the exercises organized by level?
Each exercise includes an indication of the progression level. A starting point can thus be chosen based on technical advancement. Practice can then progress to targeted difficulties such as position changes or coordination.
Can this method be used for warm-up on the recorder?
Some exercises can be integrated at the beginning of a session for warm-up. Scales and arpeggios notably help stabilize fingerings and note equality.
What musical style is associated with this score?
The musical genre indicated for this score is classical.



