Tempo Flûte Tempo Flûte Revue - Tempo Flute N 11
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Summary of This Book
This volume "First Semester 2015" offers a fascinating read for flutists, teachers, students, and music lovers who wish to deepen their instrumental culture while enriching their practice. It first provides insight into Abell flutes, appreciated for its interest among instrumentalists curious about lutherie and sound quality. The making of a flute is also discussed, with a practical approach that helps better understand what influences an instrument's response, balance, and projection.
The issue also highlights the pedagogical and artistic dimensions with Ph. Bernold, professor at the Conservatory, whose perspective will interest both students in training and advanced flutists seeking work references. Another highlight is dedicated to the 80th birthday of Maxence Larrieu, a major figure of the French flute school, through content that emphasizes heritage, transmission, and the evolution of playing.
History and aesthetics enthusiasts will find articles dedicated to Ch. M. Widor and the flute, as well as more technical and musicological topics such as Böhm and the sharp treble clef, and Stuntz and the first concerto for Böhm flute. The collection is completed by a viewpoint on conventions and advice for approaching Baroque repertoire with greater style, articulation, and understanding of forms. Referenced source: ZOPC.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Year of Publication | 2015 | ||
Questions frequently asked
What topics are covered in Tempo Flute No. 11?
The issue from the first half of 2015 addresses Abell flutes, flute making, and teaching with Ph. Bernold. Articles are also dedicated to Maxence Larrieu, Widor, Böhm, and Stuntz.
Is this flute magazine suitable for conservatory students?
The inclusion of content dedicated to Ph. Bernold, a conservatory professor, provides guidance intended for students in training. The dossier also covers instrumental practice and culture.
Is there an article about Maxence Larrieu in this issue?
A highlight is dedicated to Maxence Larrieu's 80 years, focusing on his legacy and the transmission of the French flute school.
Does the magazine discuss the mechanism of the Böhm flute?
A study focuses on Böhm and the sharp G key. The table of contents also includes an article on Stuntz and the first concerto for Böhm flute. These contents link technical and musicological aspects.
What repertoire is covered in Tempo Flute No. 11?
Advice is offered for working on Baroque repertoire, particularly regarding style, articulation, and musical forms. The publication belongs to the classical genre and was published in 2015.
