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Flute Tube, Episode 3: Lessons from our French Flute School Ancestors

Here we talk about the history of the flute in France, and the legacy of the French Flute School. Tone and technique books by Taffanel and Gaubert, Moyse, Fürstenau, and also Edmund-Davies are introduced. Books discussed in this video: Taffanel et Gaubert: 17 Grands Exercices Journaliers de Mécanisme (17 Big Daily Exercises) Marcel Moyse: De la Sonorité (On Sound) 24 Petites Etudes Melodiques (24 Small Melodic Etudes) 25 Etudes Melodiques avec variations (25 Melodic Etudes with variations) Bouquet des Tons de Fürstenau, Op. 125 (Bouquet of Tones by Fürstenau) Comment j'ai pu maintenir ma forme (How I Stayed In Shape) Tone Development Through Interpretation for the Flute Paul Edmund-Davies:The 28 Day Warm Up Book April Clayton was Director of the European American Musical Alliance month-long Summer Chamber Music Program in Paris, held at the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris and Schola Cantorum, for seven years. Since then, she has been Director of the Da Capo Paris Flute Class at the Ecole Normale and Paris Cité internationale des Arts. As part of her fancy wardrobe for this video, she is wearing a pin given to her by the Schola Cantorum administration on her jacket :) Dr. Clayton studied at Oberlin with Debost and Juilliard with Wincenc--both of whom completed some of their flute studies with Marcel Moyse. Join our "Flute Tube In Practice" Facebook group here:   / 705758100402714   For more information about me, in case you want to know, here's my website: https://www.aprilclayton.com/