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 Flute Playing 3

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Course unit code:
106FL3
Course unit title:
 Flute Playing 3
Mode of delivery:
zápočet
Range:
2/T
Type of course unit:
compulsory subject
Level of course unit:
bakalářský
Year of study
2nd year
Semester when the course unit is delivered
zimní
Number of ECTS credits allocated:
8
Garant předmětu:
Radomír PIVODA, Jiří VÁLEK
Name of lecturer(s):
Radomír PIVODA, Jiří VÁLEK
Study Objectives:

Všechny nově nabyté poznatky o technické stránce hry, o intonaci, rytmu, správném dýchání, interpretaci jsou upevňovány pomocí etud i skladeb náročnějších .

1a Správná práce jazyka

b Pozornost se věnuje rychlosti staccata,

c Výuka jemnosti a snadnosti nasazení. Při nedostatečné úrovni je hledána cesta k nápravě.

2. Etudy mírně náročnějšího charakteru - Fürstenau ,Köhler, Hahöcker.

3. Přednesové skladby se dotýkají po hudební stránce i méně snadných - Hindemith, Gemrot , Bach, Benda, Reinecke , Blodek,Pepin, Hindemith, Roy, Bozza, Enescu.

Mode of delivery:

Individual contact instruction

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

None

Recommended optional programme components

Chamber literature of duets, trios and other combinations of wind, string, keyboard and percussion instruments.

Course contents:

This course provides the student with all skills needed for playing the flute. A path is chosen to enable the student to master playing at the highest level technically, in intonation, embouchure and tone quality and in interpretation. All demands placed on the student and clarified in Flute 1 and 2 are, thorugh appropriately selected etudes and recital pieces perfected. As well, attention is given to the tongue as an important element of the fine setting of tone or quick staccato. In case of difficulty, a path is found, of course as early as Tuba 1, for correction. All tonguing techniques are instructed here. Individual types of settings from the gentlest to the accented or over-forced are taught. In staccato, not only speed but also length of individual staccato notes are taught. It is possible play from detache to staccattissimo. Not only etudes practice new knowledge but also recital pieces are selected for that knowledge to be used in concert activities. In the selection of etudes, the most demanding characteristics are found - Fuerstenau, Koehler, Hahoecker, In recital pieces, preference is given to composers such as Hindemith, Gemrot, Bach, Benda, Reinecke, Blodek, Pepin, Hindemith, Roy, Bozza, Enescu.

Study materials:

A. B. Fürstenau 24 Exercices Caprices et Preludes

Ernesto Köhler 22 Etuden op. 89

Joh. Hahöcker Vortragsstudien op. 5

Paul Hindemith Sonate für Flöte und Klavier

Jiří Gemrot Sonatina

Joh. Seb. Bach Sechs Sonaten kl. + fl

František Benda Sonáta e moll pro fl. a kl.

C. Ph. Em. Bach Sonate für Flöte allei

Carl Ph. Em. Bach Koncert d moll

Carl Reinecke Koncert pro flétnu op. 2

W. A. Mozart Koncerty G dur

André Pepin Impromptu pour Flute et Piano

Paul Hindemith Acht Stücke für Flöte allein

Alphonse Roy Divertissement pour Flute at Piano

Eugene Bozza Image pour flute seule

Jules Mazellier Divertissement pastoral pour Flute

et Piano

George Enescu Cantabile e presto

Vilém Blodek Koncert pro flétnu D dur

Planned learning activities and teaching methods

Participation of students in auditions for symphonic and opera orchestras.

Assessment methods and criteria

Assessment of instrument and orchestra playing. Fulfillment of the established repertoire.

Language of instruction:
Czech
Work placement(s):

No internship established for this course.

Course web page:
http://www.hamu.cz/katedry/katedra-dechovych-nastroju
Note:

Instructors manage the alternation of individual orchestra parts according to composer notes.

Schedule for winter semester 2011/2012:
The schedule has not yet been prepared
Schedule for summer semester 2011/2012:
The schedule has not yet been prepared
The subject is a part of the following study plans:
Generated on 2012-6-25
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