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oliverboyz1
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Hi
Can someone please reccomend a good series of beginners books. Which are available in the uk.
thanks
russ
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angie
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Hi, There's always "A tune a Day" you could look at, which is very straight forward as you probably already know, there is a new version of this book out which has a cd accomp for about £14 i think, and then there's "Learn as you play flute" which i think is a little more grown up and more suitable for adults.
Hope that helps
Angie x
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jose_luis
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I studied my first two years with the first two Trevor Wye's books. Sure they are available in England.
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I forgot to mention that on the second year my teacher complemented T Wye with the first book by Henry Altes. This author follows an inverse path, starting the exercises from the second octave and going down. It was a good practise and has some nice melodies. I do not know if available in UK
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mbrowne1229
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even if you cannot purchase at a local music store, you can order online and have shipped overseas. i recommend the rubank series. ive had good luck with them.
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dio
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I really like the William Kincaid - "The Art and Practice of Modern Technique for Flute" series.
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Pusycat
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Hi, i agree with Angie.
I have A Tune a Day and it has helped me alot.
The music is simple and easy in the front of the book and only gets a little bit harder near the end. It also comes with a cd. When you have learnt the songs you listent o it and play with along with the cd. It is really fun! 
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