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”Why Little Bears Love the Flute”

Name: ''Why Little Bears Love the Flute''
SKU: G0002
Price: 20.00 EUR
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20,00 €

WHY LITTLE BEARS LOVE THE FLUTE – Nada Krajnčan Šušteršič – 12 Pieces for Flute

“At the forest’s edge in a spacious den, soft flute tones are heard again – little bears are rocked by dreams; here you may peek behind the scenes.”

A charming A4 beginner collection: playful titles, gentle melodic ideas and space for the child to draw six of the scenes – sparking imagination and deeper musical engagement. Piano parts suit teachers with basic keyboard skills and support duo or small ensemble playing.

May these illustrated musical stories travel to every young, curious flautist and their dedicated teachers – bringing joy to the very first lessons. – Prof. Nada Krajnčan Šušteršič, Music School Kočevje

SKU: G0002 Category: Books

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In the collection “Why Little Bears Love the Flute” you’ll find 12 flute pieces with easy piano accompaniment. Written for the very first learning stage, the short sound-stories gently introduce essential musical elements young flautists need. Format: A4. Six pieces are illustrated; the remaining six invite the child to draw, trace or paint their own scene – nurturing imagination, visual thinking and personal expression.

The 12 Pieces:

– Duck Dance
– Kitty Liza
– Bear’s Lullaby
– Flight of the Butterfly
– In the Rhythm of a Snail’s Melody
– The Curious Spider
– Hamster Hrčko
– Dormouse Dreams
– Tooth Mouse
– Cheeky Parrot
– Hedgehog’s Love
– Cool Camel

Pedagogical concept: The progressive order supports tone production, rhythm, articulation and musical imagination. The drawing component strengthens focus and emotional connection to practice.