Are you passionate about playing enchanted music on the flute? Take your first flute lesson at our music school, and learn flute from the beginner level.
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The flute is not just an instrument, it's a gateway to an enchanting world of music. With its ethereal, melodic sound, the flute has the power to transport you to a place of beauty and wonder. Imagine being able to create music that moves people and brings them to tears, playing in an orchestra, or even becoming a star flutes player like James Galway, or Nestor Torres. At the Arts Development School of Music, we offer professional flute lessons that will help you unlock your full potential as a flutist. If you want to learn this magical instrument, sign up for our flute lessons for beginners today.
You'll find the most experienced instructors at Ardes Music, possessing all three of the most important qualities of a flute teacher:
Our flute teachers are able to explain and demonstrate concepts in a well-structured way and patiently, and able to adjust their teaching style to suit the needs of each student.
The flute teachers in our music school have a thorough understanding of the instrument and a wide range of experience playing and teaching it. They are able to cover a wide range of techniques, styles, and pieces for both beginners and advanced students.
They are always encouraging, positive, and supportive, and help students to feel confident and motivated in their flute learning progress.
At Arts Development School of Music, we offer flute lessons for students of all levels, styles, and ages. If you’re a beginner, first we'll get you familiar with the fundamentals of flute playing that include learning about proper posture, how to hold the flute, breath control, and breathing exercises, finger technique. As an intermediate or advanced flute student, you'll be able to refine your technique, expand your musical repertoire, and develop your interpretive skills. You may explore different genre-based, more complex pieces. You can also learn to play different types of flutes, such as the piccolo a smaller version of the flute with a higher pitch range. Your teacher will help you master your tone, phrasing, and expression. Additionally, you may begin to study more advanced music theory and work on developing your sight-reading and improvisational skills. At this level of advanced lessons, master flute players may also start to work on preparing for auditions, competitions, and performances.
With online learning, you can learn at your own pace, on your own schedule, and have the flexibility to learn from anywhere, whether you prefer to learn from home or even if you’re traveling. To take online flute classes, you'll need to have a good internet connection, a camera, and a microphone, and make sure to have a flute at home. Don't worry too much about the details, since your teacher will share with you the most important tips and tricks. Private online flute lessons are recommended for busy students, those who live in remote areas, or students who prefer to learn independently. However, it's important to note that Skype lessons may not be as effective for very young children or for students who need hands-on guidance and adjustments.
We believe that learning a musical instrument is extremely beneficial for children. It helps to develop fine motor skills, improves hand-eye coordination, and enhances memory and concentration. Our teachers are experienced in working with children and use methods that are specifically designed to capture their attention and keep them engaged. We use a variety of teaching methods. Our private lessons include games, songs, and interactive activities to make learning fun and enjoyable for kids.
We understand that every child is unique, and we tailor our lessons to suit the individual needs and learning style of each student. Our teachers will work with your child to help them improve their skills and reach their full potential. By learning the classical flute, your child will not only improve their musical abilities but also gain confidence, discipline, and a sense of accomplishment.
Our teachers are certified graduates of recognized Music & Art Universities/Institutions worldwide.
The piccolo is a small, high-pitched woodwind instrument that is a member of the flute family. It is similar in appearance to a flute, but it is much smaller and has a higher range. The piccolo is typically used in orchestral music, marching bands, and military bands, and it is also sometimes played as a solo instrument. It is usually made of wood or plastic, and it is played by blowing across a hole in the top of the instrument, similar to the way a flute is played. The piccolo is an important addition to a flutist's skillset, as it opens up new repertoire possibilities and can make them more versatile in different musical contexts. Our intermediate and advanced students have the opportunity to learn piccolo as well.
The duration of our flute lessons varies depending on the level of the student and the specific needs of the individual. Typically, our online and in-person flute lessons last for around 30-60 minutes per session.
Yes, it is possible to learn the flute through online lessons. At Arts Development School of Music, we offer online flute lessons to provide students with the flexibility to learn from anywhere and at any time. Our online flute lessons are designed to provide the same quality training and expert attention as our in-person lessons.
Our music school offers a wide range of flutes that you can try and learn. You'll start the learning process with the basic flute. As you take lessons regularly, in a short amount of time you'll play flute with a certain level of proficiency, so you can explore other styles such as alto flute, bass flute, transverse flute (aka "Western" flute), piccolo, Native American flute, etc.
No, there is no minimum commitment for flute lessons. Our instructors are flexible and will work with you to create a lesson plan that fits your schedule and your goals. You can start and stop lessons at any time.
