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Te Ke Te Ke Te - Methode de Double et de Triple Coup de Langue a la Flûte (A Method for Double and Triple-Tonguing on the Flute)

Isabelle Ory

 
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Synopsis

As a continuation of La Flûte Traversière, her 3 volume method, Isabelle Ory has developed a program for understanding and mastering the technique of double and triple-tonguing - a technique indispensable for playing the instrument's repertory. The musical texts incorporated in this volume serve as a support, or pretext for working on the various aspects of the technique. Double and triple-tonguing should be learned as soon as the student becomes aware that single tonguing T T is no longer fast enough to match finger speed and tempo requirements - generally at the end of the 1st cycle or beginning of the 2nd. The method is also suitable for more advanced flutists who wish to improve. Arranged in 5 sections, it was conceived for study in chronological order following the development of the contents. (I. Double-tonguing - II.Triple-tonguing - III. Alternating "double/triple" - IV. Improving endurance - V. Repertory)

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As a continuation of La Flûte Traversière, her 3 volume method, Isabelle Ory has developed a program for understanding and mastering the technique of double and triple-tonguing - a technique indispensable for playing the instrument's repertory. The musical texts incorporated in this volume serve as a support, or pretext for working on the various aspects of the technique. Double and triple-tonguing should be learned as soon as the student becomes aware that single tonguing T T is no longer fast enough to match finger speed and tempo requirements - generally at the end of the 1st cycle or beginning of the 2nd. The method is also suitable for more advanced flutists who wish to improve. Arranged in 5 sections, it was conceived for study in chronological order following the development of the contents. (I. Double-tonguing - II.Triple-tonguing - III. Alternating "double/triple" - IV. Improving endurance - V. Repertory)

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