Foundations For Superior Performance, Flute by Jeff King Flute - Sheet Music

By Richard Williams

As band directors in the Duncanville Independent School District (SW of Dallas, TX) Richard Williams and Jeff King were continually looking for materials that would help them achieve the musical goals they set for their band students. Like many band directors, they found themselves writing numerous hand-outs covering basic warm-ups, scales, and technical exercises. Over the years they have refined, edited, and organized their classroom materials into Foundations For Superior Performance.This series is designed to help organize the daily rehearsal and to improve the overall performance level of the ensemble. From as little as five minutes a day, to forty-five minutes a day, this series offers the flexibility and options to fit any particular band situation. It also provides the director with the resources to meet each student on his or her own level while challenging them to reach the next level.By using Foundations For Superior Performance, the following areas can be improved: * Sound (tone production). * Articulation (styles and concepts). * Greater flexibility, agility and, endurance. * Increased range. * Individual and ensemble listening skills. * Technique in all twelve major and minor keys. * Basic understanding of music theory.

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Summary
Instrument:
Flute
Composers:
Richard Williams Jeff King
Publishers:
Neil A. Kjos Music Company
ISBN:
9780849770043
Format:
Collection / Songbook
Item types:
Physical
Instructionals:
Technique Books
Artist:
Jeff King
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
48
Size:
9 x 12 inches
Shipping Weight:
0.51 pounds
Detailed Description
Band Flute - Level 2-3

SKU: KJ.W32FL

Composed by Jeff King and Richard Williams. Program/technic book. Foundations for Superior Performance. Band, Technique. Method Book. 48 pages. Neil A. Kjos Music Company #W32FL. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company (KJ.W32FL).

ISBN 9780849770043. 9 x 12 inches.

As band directors in the Duncanville Independent School District (SW of Dallas, TX) Richard Williams and Jeff King were continually looking for materials that would help them achieve the musical goals they set for their band students. Like many band directors, they found themselves writing numerous hand-outs covering basic warm-ups, scales, and technical exercises. Over the years they have refined, edited, and organized their classroom materials into Foundations For Superior Performance.

This series is designed to help organize the daily rehearsal and to improve the overall performance level of the ensemble. From as little as five minutes a day, to forty-five minutes a day, this series offers the flexibility and options to fit any particular band situation. It also provides the director with the resources to meet each student on his or her own level while challenging them to reach the next level.

By using Foundations For Superior Performance, the following areas can be improved:
* Sound (tone production).
* Articulation (styles and concepts).
* Greater flexibility, agility and, endurance.
* Increased range.
* Individual and ensemble listening skills.
* Technique in all twelve major and minor keys.
* Basic understanding of music theory.

Song List
  • Moonlight Sonata

  • Morning, Noon And Night In Vienna

  • Encore-Tales from the Vienna Woods

  • Entrance And Opening

  • A Shamrock Celebration

  • In Old Vienna

  • Gypsy Serenade

  • Encore-Feudin' Fiddles

  • Editorial Criteria

  • Sources And Historical Data

  • Aspects Of Baroque Performance

  • Embellishment

  • Rhythmic Flexibility

  • Rhetoric And Affect

  • Original Notation Symbols

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    Ratings + Reviews

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    1 review

    Dancingflute

    Oct 22, 2011

    Great Book

    I've used this book for years and needed a quick copy for a new student. The skills presented are good for tone production, embouchure, and fingering. I'm marking this as intermediate, because I don't use it right away with my beginners, but I do start them on it in the second semester. It definitely ranges to a more difficult level from there.