Whether you’ve played the flute for a few years or longer, you may be ready to learn how to play the alto flute.
The alto flute is a bit lower than the concert flute, so it sounds gorgeous in its low register. But a lot goes into learning this instrument.
Continue reading “How to Play the Alto Flute: Ultimate Guide”Have you ever wanted to play low flutes? You should consider the alto vs. bass flute to decide which to learn first.
Both can be super fun, but they’re not for everyone. Keep reading to learn the similarities and differences and choose the low flute for you.
Continue reading “Alto vs. Bass Flute: Battle of the Low Flutes”Are you scared of dealing with the alto flute transposition? It’s understandable because other flutes are in concert key (maybe transposing at the octave).
But the alto flute is a fun instrument to play and to write for. So here’s a guide on how to transpose for the instrument whether you’re a player or composer.
Continue reading “Alto Flute Transposition Guide for Performers and Composers”Do you want to learn a bit about your new alto flute? You might want to buy a copy of the Trevor Wye alto flute book.
I’ve had this book since I got my alto, and I love it. It’s not perfect, but there are some great things to help you get started.
Continue reading “Trevor Wye Alto Flute Book Review”Do you want to explore a different part in flute choir or play some lower notes? You might want to buy a Pearl alto flute, like the PFA-201S.
It’s an affordable, durable option that can sound great. However, don’t rush to buy it without determining if it will be a good purchase for you.
Continue reading “PFA-201S: Pearl Alto Flute Review”