. The amateur's first book, or, The flute without a master : containing an analysis of the rudiments of music, arranged on an entirely new system in progressive lessons. As a Brief and comprehensive example of harmonics, the following air, Sweet Home, is arranged in the key of C; andby the use of harmonics, it can be performed without once moving the left hand. The fingering is given below in small notes,except where the note may be blown as written above, and then no harmonic note is placed under it. This is given merely asan example, not to say that it is the lest mode of playing the whole p


. The amateur's first book, or, The flute without a master : containing an analysis of the rudiments of music, arranged on an entirely new system in progressive lessons. As a Brief and comprehensive example of harmonics, the following air, Sweet Home, is arranged in the key of C; andby the use of harmonics, it can be performed without once moving the left hand. The fingering is given below in small notes,except where the note may be blown as written above, and then no harmonic note is placed under it. This is given merely asan example, not to say that it is the lest mode of playing the whole piece, but simply as a curious specimen of their use, andfor practice. 2WEET HOEES. I:P=: TTJ rrf®^ ~rn—rrrr~—(-?— If6- THI ~rrr~~rrr~XT tr rim rB irr rffi ^ -f* i. The use of harmonics will be found to facilitate the execution of passages similar to the foregoing, and the pupil is stronglyrecommended to study them attentively. From the specimen given above, the pupil will see what can be done by their use; andwhenever a difficult passage occurs, he may depend on the harmonics to help him out of the difficulty. As the harmonics de-pend on the management of the embouchure, and not on the fingering, those with the greatest power in their lips will succeedbetter with the harmonics than those whose embouchure is weak. OF DOUBLE TONGUEING. Double tongueing is considered an essential in the art of flute playing, and many passages cannot well be executed without re-sorting to this method of performing them. It is true, there are some who profess to play the most difficult and rapid music,by tipping every note; but the instances are very rare. The execution by tipping, is very difficult to perform perfectly; anddouble tongueing is almost universally the


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