Inspiring - motivating - unforgettable!
The North German Flute Day takes place every two years and offers a variety of workshops for pupils as well as a networking meeting for teachers from North Germany. The workshops are aimed at young flutists aged nine to 18 of all levels - beginners with little playing experience are also expressly invited (minimum requirement is mastery of the five-tone range from G1 to D2). The workshops offer the opportunity to get new impulses under the guidance of experienced teachers, to meet other students and to look beyond the borders of the music school or one's own flute class.
Parallel to the student workshops, there will be workshops for teachers, which on the one hand offer suggestions for their own teaching, and on the other hand also provide an opportunity for collegial exchange. A large exhibition of instruments and sheet music invites visitors to browse and try out the instruments. There will also be the opportunity to look over the shoulder of a flute maker who will be present for a technical check.
Flute Intermezzo
In the years between the big Flute Days, the "Flute Intermezzo" takes place, which is aimed at advanced students between the ages of 12 and 18. The minimum requirement is a piece with a level of difficulty comparable to one movement of a sonata by Handel. At the Intermezzo, participants receive individual or group lessons from a lecturer at the conservatoire. The lessons do not take place in public. Participants' teachers are welcome to attend the lesson. In addition, ensemble pieces sent out in advance will be rehearsed and flute-specific topics will be worked on in small workshops. A flute exhibition will round off the event.