19. century' s important composition and flute performerer Paul Taffanel's "Complete flute method"s flute education importance in repertuory

In this study, P. Taffanel, the famous flute performer and composer who lived in the 19th century, studied the technical works of the "Complete Flute Method", which methods should be studied by the students and performers, the correct working methods, the technic of posture position and playing style. In addition, all the works in the book, including technical and musical studies, were examined in terms of form analysis, harmonic analysis and periodic characteristics of the works. This study analyzes not only the technical sense but also some orchestral solos which are difficult to be performed in the flute repertory musically. One of the basic books in the flute literature, the purpose of studying this metod is to make it easy for new beginners to perceive this method easily. At the same time, this study shows how all of the techniques given in Taffanel's book should be studied as a whole, including articulation, agility, intonation, lip, hold position, diaphragm, finger and breath synchronization.