This infamous tune, also known as “The ABC Song” and “Baa Baa Black Sheep,” is known for being one of the very first songs that young musicians learn on almost any instrument ranging from flute and clarinet to piano and guitar. “Jingle Bells,” with the repetitive same three notes being played multiple times with only a few other notes slipped in for a bit of variety, is a Christmas classic that is perfect for beginner flute players ready to show off their newfound skills at Christmas. You can impress your friends and celebrate their birthday with your newfound musical skills on flute! You can’t call yourself a musician and not be able to play “Happy Birthday!” This song – traditionally sung or played at birthday celebrations – is easy to learn. Often referred to as The Wedding March or The Wedding Song, this song is slow, consisting of mostly half notes, and is great practice for beginner flute players to work on breath control and really get those notes singing out clearly.
Yankee Doodleįor beginner flute players who are starting to gain a bit of confidence, “Yankee Doodle” can help push them a little beyond their comfort zone while still remaining in the range of notes for beginners. This song will inevitably appear in most beginner flute books, even if it’s called by another name. Hot Cross Bunsįor any flute player who has learned the first three notes one their flute, “Hot Cross Buns” is likely one of the first songs on their list of tunes to learn to play. If you’d like the sheet music (as well as some warm-ups and exercises) for these classic songs, most of them can be found in this collection. From Hot Cross Buns to Hark The Herald, you’re sure to find something to run with. If you’re after a set of easy go-to classics for learning the flute, then look no further.
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