Ricordi Blockflötenfieber 1 - mit CD
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Summary of This Method
This recorder method, authored by Richard Voss, is aimed at musicians in the discovery phase and students who wish to progress step by step. Designed for a very easy to easy level, it emphasizes a simple handling of the instrument, breath stability, and the establishment of good habits from the start to achieve a clean and steady sound.
The collection is based on an accessible progression that helps structure daily practice: musical reading, rhythmic landmarks, finger coordination, and the introduction of first phrases. Thanks to the online resources, learning can continue at home: smoother practice, better memorization, and a more motivating practice routine, whether in individual lessons, group classes, or self-taught.
Recommended for the first years of study, this recorder method also serves as a good supplement to revisit the basics at one's own pace. It is particularly suitable for teachers seeking a clear resource for beginners, and for students wanting a secure progression focused on essentials and oriented towards the joy of playing.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Richard Voss | Language | German |
| Instrumentation | Recorder | Difficulty | VERY EASY-EASY |
| Genre | Method | Year of Publication | 2010 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this recorder method suitable for beginners?
The indicated level is "VERY EASY-EASY," which targets the initial stages of learning. Richard Voss's method focuses on handling the instrument, breathing, and the first technical reflexes.
Is Blockflötenfieber 1 in French?
The book is specified to be in German.
Which technical elements are worked on in Blockflötenfieber 1?
The progression covers music reading and rhythmic cues. Finger coordination is also developed through the first musical phrases. The stated goal is to achieve a clean and steady sound.
Does the method include a CD?
The title mentions "mit CD," meaning "with CD." The description also indicates the presence of online materials to extend practice at home.
From what year is this Richard Voss method?
Published in 2010, this method is dedicated to the recorder.
