Prof. Thomas Hornig
Henri Selmer Paris Artist · Professor, Lebanese National Higher Conservatory of Music (32 years)
Flute scale practice.
Every major scale, every key, the full range of the flute — with a model to match. The daily workout that keeps your technique and your tone sharp.
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The daily maintenance, for flute
The routine you'll keep for life. Serious players run their scales every day — the shapes that keep the muscle memory there, so the fingers move freely: high, low, fast, slow, loud, soft, whatever the music asks. This is that workout, made simple. No streaks. No XP. Just scales.
Concert pitch — what you read is what sounds. The flute is a C instrument, so there's nothing to transpose. The app plays the written scale exactly, and you match it.
A model to match — and tone. Press play and the scale sounds on the staff, at the tempo and articulation you choose. Pair it with the companion
Long Tones trainer for the breath and tone work flutists live by.
What's free, and what's deeper
All 12 major scales — straight up and down, up to two octaves, on every one of the 69 instruments — are free. The full range of the horn is part of the Full Studio. When they're fluent, the Full Studio opens minor scales and arpeggios, intervals and chords, chromatic technique, in the same simple format.
Common questions
- How do I practice flute scales?
- Pick a key, press play, and run the scale up and down across the full range — every key, a little faster each week. It's the daily maintenance that keeps your technique and tone sharp.
- Does the flute need transposition?
- No — flute is concert pitch (C), so what you read is exactly what sounds. Nothing to transpose.
- Is it free?
- The 12 major scales are free, and so is the companion Long Tones trainer. A one-time $24.99 unlock adds minor scales, intervals, chords, and chromatic technique — no subscription.
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