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FLUTEor PICCOLO

A. C. PETERSE

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A FUNDAMENTAL COURSE FOR INDIVIDUAL

OR LIKE-INSTRUMENT CLASS INSTRUCTION

MIAMI, FLORIDA

LESSON 1

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Whole Notes -Whole Rests

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¥ NOTE: Lessons 1 to 14

The first line of each lesson is a review of old problems and the introduction of new ones. Each one of

these lines should be thoroughly gone through before proceeding with the lesson proper. The new problems

should be clearly explained by the teacher, and the review problems clearly explained by the pupil.The pupil

should be able to distinguish the review from the new.

Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47

©Copyright, MCMXXXIV, by Rubank, Inc., Chicago, 111.

International Copyright SecuredCopyright Renewed

LESSON 2

Half Notes - Half Rests

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47

LESSON 3

Quarter Notes -Quarter Rests

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LESSON 4

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Dotted Half1-2-3

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Interval Study

IFirst play slowly; then increase speed.

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LESSON 5

Development

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LESSON 6

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LESSON 7

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LESSON 8

Eighth Note Studies

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LESSON 9

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LESSON 10

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LESSON 11

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LESSON 12

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 13

LESSON 13

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 14

LESSON 14

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Rubank Elem. Meth.for Flute 47 15

LESSON 15

Rhythmic Studies

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 16

LESSON 16

Counting Studies

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1&2&3&4 &

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LESSON 17

Alia Breve

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 18

LESSON 18

Minor Scale Studies

A Minor Melodic

A Minor Harmonic

Triads

m ^ s ^mFundamental or 3^ 1st inversion or 4£ 2nd inversion or 7^5

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 19

LESSON 19

% Rhythms

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 20

LESSON 20

E[> Major Studies

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LESSON 21

Rhythmic Studie s

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 22

LESSON 22

Sixteenth Notes

1 & 2 a & a

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LESSON 23

Sixteenth Note Studies

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Rubank Elem. Meth. for Flute 47 24

LESSON 24

Dotted Eighth Notes

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Rubank Elem. Metli. for Flute 47-PL 25

LESSON 25

Triplet Studies

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Rubank Ei™. Meth. for Flute 47 26

LESSON 26

Syncopation

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Rubank Elem.Meth.for Flute 47 27

LESSON 27

Development of Reading-

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Rubank Elem.Metli.for Flute 47 28

LESSON 28

D Minor Studies

F Major

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Rubank Elem.Meth.for Flute 47 29

LESSON 29

A Major and F# Minor Studies

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(It)

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30

LESSON 30

Articulations

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Rubank Elem.Meth. for Flute 4731

LESSON 31

Rhythmic Chord Studies

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Rubank Elem.Meth. tor Flute 47-PL32

LESSON 32

Chromatic Scale Studies

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LESSON 33

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LESSON 34

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LESSON 36

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LESSON 38

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Scarf Dance

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Rubaiik Elem.Metli.f'or Flute 4747

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RUBANKBOEHM SYSTEM FLUTE AND PICCOLO CHART

With Closed G Sharp KeyBy A. C PETERSEN

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