This document provides instructions for learning to play the flute. It discusses playing the notes of the scale from C to B in the first and second octaves. It explains that the second octave notes have a higher pitch and require blowing harder. It also mentions that playing the full scale requires knowing how to play all the notes except for sharps in the order C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C2, B, A, G, F, E, D, C. Finally, it notes that as a test, group members will show flashcards with note letters and the students will play the corresponding notes.

2. Flute playing
• First we will teach you to play all the notes in
the scale, and their 2nd octaves.
• To test what you have learned, we will play
the scale

3. LEGENDS
• Open hole
• Closed hole

4. Major notes
• To acquire the correct sound of the notes, you
need to blow gently.
• In these notes, There are no half closed notes

5. The note C

6. The Note D

7. The note E

8. The note F

9. The note G

10. The note A

11. The note B

12. 2nd octaves
• 2nd octaves have higher pitch than the normal
• To acquire the correct sound, you need to
blow harder than the usual.
• To determine this, the note should have a 2
next to it.
• The C2 note with one closed hole should be
blown gently.

13. The note C2

14. The Note D2

15. The note E2

16. The note F2

17. The note G2

18. The note A2

19. The note B2

20. Scale
• To play the scale, you should know how to
play ALL the notes except for the shaprs.
• The scale would be in this
arrangement:C,D,E,F,G,A,B,C2,B,A,G,F,E,D,C.

21. Seatwork
• One or two of our group members will go to
every group.
• A member of our group will show a flash card
with a letter on it and you will play it.