Forty Little Pieces in Progressive Order for Beginner Flute | Classical Sheet Music Flute and Piano Duets | Progressive Baroque and Classical Flute ... and Adults (Louis Moyse Flute Collection)

I enjoy using this for my students and it's a good level for beginners.

I'm a re-beginner adult flute player. These are pretty pieces, fun to play, and organized in slowly increasing difficulty. Since the accompaniments are available online, it's easy to practice them; both with a flute and piano, and with just the piano. My wife is a classical pianist, and I can also try them with her as I'm ready.Really enjoying 'em!

The cover is beautiful. The pieces are easy to read. I have the best of both worlds because I can practice my flute playing as well as my piano playing. The flute notation is written above the piano notation. I'm going to have a lot of fun with this book. The first piece is very easy and the pieces progress from there. It includes the following composers: Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and Schumann. I can't wait to get started. I intend to get a really good workout with this book. I'm excited!UPDATE: I forgot to mention that there is a flute insert. This allows the flutist to play using the insert. The pianist can use the book that has the flute notation on top. Therefore, you can play as a solo flutist, or with a pianist. The notation on the flute insert and the book is large. Now...that's just the way I like it! It's beautifully done and you will LOVE it. I will use the book to practice the piano. Then I can record the piano parts and play the flute with the piano in the background. Boy...am I going to have fun!

Don't get me wrong; I am a beginner harmonica player (very beginning). I learned the starting Harmonica is C. I also learned that you're able to print off a free note chart for the harmonica.I need to work on playing individual notes on the harmonica.

The classical compositions are short : just right for a young flutist.

Easy to read.

Want to play short pieces for my friends that don't require exhausting preparation: an intermediate player should find these quite satisfying. The key signatures are minimal and the keyboard arrangements are quite satisfactory. Can be played on soprano and alto recorders as well as the standard flute.

I'm a intermediate flutist, and when I first started flute, this book was really helpful for me. It was really fun as well, and I enjoy going back and re-playing the short pieces every now and then.