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E-Practise some octave hops E to E, F to F etc.
E-Playing your favorite piece, balance an eraser on your right hand for 20 seconds.
L-Make up 't' word silly sentences Eg 20 terrible terrifying turtles. Then try lots of repeated 'ts' on your flute
U-Take a video of yourself practising and listen to it.
L-Download a free note reading app Eg. Note Works and practise your note reading skills
L-With your parents, look up contrabass flute on YouTube and watch it together
L-Listen to a recording of 'Flight of the Bumblebee' by James Galway
F-Listen to the beat boxing flute player play 'Inspector Gadget' on YouTube
U-Practise some trills
T-Listen to a recording by local flautist Adam Walker
T-Make up a song using only 2 notes and play it for someone.
E-Make up a tune with an F# in it. It must start and end on G
T-Practice twice in one day!
F-Practise a scale backwards
U-Play a piece backwards
F-Listen to James Galway playing 'Beauty and the Beast' on YouTube
U-Sing the note names of the G major scale using the note names in order
F-Play a favourite piece with your eyes closed
T-Practise a scale 3 times getting faster each time
E-Listen to a famous flute player Eg. jasmine Choi, Amy Porter, Emmanuel Pahud
T-Invent a new mnemonic for the lines of the treble staff: E G B D F
E-See how many notes of the C major arpeggio you can play in one breath
