Van De Velde Flut'issimo Vol.1 - Flûte À Bec
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- A progressive course ideal for beginners, at primary school, middle school, or music school.
- A repertoire of short original pieces to gradually discover musical language (rhythm, articulation, phrasing).
- A variety of styles that maintains motivation and develops listening skills from the very first pages.
- Accompaniment on CD to experience the pleasure of playing with rhythmic and harmonic support.
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Van De Velde
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Summary of This Method
Designed to support the first steps on the recorder, this method offers a clear and stimulating approach based on a progressive repertoire of small original pieces. The student discovers their instrument in a concrete way, working on the essential fundamentals for solid practice: rhythmic setup, intonation, breathing, articulation, dynamics, and understanding of the basic elements of musical language. The progression, designed for beginners, is particularly suitable for a "6th grade" level, with achievable goals and short pieces that promote quick success.
One of the major strengths of this resource is the presence of an accompaniment CD, which provides a lively and structured musical framework. The rhythmic and harmonic support helps the student stabilize the tempo, feel the phrasing, and develop listening skills in a context close to ensemble playing. Playing with instrumental accompaniment also enhances musicality, anticipation, and consistency, while making daily practice more enjoyable.
All the pieces are original and composed by a collective of composers with complementary styles: Thierry Alla, Marc Bouny, Alban Lapeyre, Emmanuel Le Mouton, Didier Lonca, Jean-Marc Maurer, and Christian Poinstaud. This diversity offers an interesting palette of characters and atmospheres, allowing the exploration of different styles and the development of musical curiosity. A relevant choice for teachers seeking a motivating resource, and for students who wish to progress with a recorder score accompanied by music.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Thierry Alla, Marc Bouny, Alban Lapeyre, Emmanuel Le Mouton, Didier Lonca, Jean-Marc Maurer, Christian Poinstaud | Difficulty | 6th grade |
| Instrumentation | recorder | Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Genre | method - studies | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is Flut'issimo Vol.1 suitable for beginners learning the recorder?
This method is aimed at beginners and corresponds to a 6th-grade level.
Does the Flut'issimo Vol.1 collection include an accompaniment CD?
An accompaniment CD is included. Its rhythmic and harmonic support helps to stabilize the tempo and develop listening skills in an ensemble context.
What concepts are covered in Flut'issimo Vol.1?
The progression focuses on rhythmic precision, intonation, and breathing. Articulation, dynamics, and the fundamentals of musical language are also addressed. The short pieces allow for a gradual approach to these concepts.
Which composers are featured in this recorder method?
The short original pieces are composed by Thierry Alla, Marc Bouny, Alban Lapeyre, Emmanuel Le Mouton, Didier Lonca, Jean-Marc Maurer, and Christian Poinstaud.
What is the publication year of the Flut'issimo Vol.1 sheet music?
The work, dedicated to the recorder and classified as a method-study, was published in 2003.



