Lemoine Méthode De Flute A Bec Soprano - Rotstein-Reguis
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- A flute method designed for beginner children from 7 years old, with an easy-to-follow step-by-step progression.
- Ensemble music is introduced very early through duets, to develop listening skills and sense of tempo.
- Each concept (notes, rhythms, articulations) is immediately put into practice in short, motivating musical pieces.
- A comprehensive 88-page resource, suitable for music school lessons as well as home practice.
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Summary of This Method
Designed to support the first months of practice, this Level 1 method for young flutists establishes solid foundations without rushing. The learning is structured progressively: new notes and initial rhythmic references are clearly presented, then applied in short and accessible pieces. The student advances confidently while consolidating reading, breathing, and playing consistency.
One of the strengths of this book is placing ensemble music at the heart of learning from the very first year. Flute duets, as well as possibilities for accompaniment on piano or harpsichord, quickly transform exercises into genuine musical practice. This approach encourages active listening, rhythmic precision, intonation, and coordination, while making sessions more lively and stimulating for children.
Throughout the pages, the student also finds simple and concrete technical guidelines to build good habits: breath placement, tone quality, articulation, and attention to phrasing. Thanks to its educational format, this beginner flute method is suitable both for individual lessons and group workshops, and facilitates preparation for small auditions in duets or small ensembles.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | flute (flute duets) with possible accompaniment on piano or harpsichord | Difficulty | Level 1 (beginner) |
| Genre | pedagogical method for beginners | Pages | 88 |
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- “Progressive method with a good choice of pieces”
- “Good method, with sheet music for flute and piano. Highly recommended.”
- “Very happy with the method, it is complete and pleasant to use”
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Good method, with scores for flute and piano. To be advised.
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Questions frequently asked
Is this method suitable for a child beginning soprano recorder?
This method is classified as level 1 and supports the first months of practice. New notes and rhythmic landmarks are gradually introduced in short pieces.
How many pages does the Rotstein-Reguis method contain?
The book includes 88 pages of educational content.
Can duets be played with this method?
Recorder duets hold a central place from the first year. Piano or harpsichord accompaniment is also possible. This setup allows for working on listening, intonation, and rhythmic coordination.
What technical concepts are covered?
The progression includes breath control, tone production quality, and articulation. Phrasing is also among the technical references presented.
Is the method suitable for group lessons?
The educational format supports use in individual lessons or group workshops. The planned duets and accompaniments facilitate preparing small ensemble performances.



