ABRSM Flute Practice Partner vs Rhythm · Advanced Studies

The OFFICIAL ABRSM Flute Practice Partner is a simple way to make practising pieces for your exams more musical, enjoyable and fun. Now featuring duo pieces from the NEW 2026 ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces books for Grades 1-7! Use Flute Practice Partner to practise with the piano accompaniment, the flute part in isolation, or the duo ensemble recording. The app will help you to: • Become familiar with the accompaniment and understand how the solo line fits with the piano part for more secure performances. • Make practice more musical and enjoyable by having a virtual flute partner to play along with. • Slow down or speed up the music to a tempo that suits you, for slow careful practice. • Listen closely to the flute in isolation to hear every detail of the expert performance. • Set loops to repeat parts of your piece if you need to focus on one section. • Improve your control and general technique, helping you to become a more fluent performer. • Learn to memorise your music for more secure performances. Flute Practice Partner comes with one example piece from Grade 1 of the NEW 2022 ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces book. In app you can purchase: Individual pieces • Any duo piece from the 2026 onwards ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces books for Grades 1–7. • Any piece (duo or solo) from the 2022 onwards ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces books for Grades 1–7. • Any duo piece from the 2018–2021 ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces books for Grades 1–7. Grade selections • All duo pieces from the 2026 onwards ABRSM FlutePieces books for Grades 1-7. • All 9 pieces (duo and solo) from the 2022 onwards ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces books for Grades 1–7. • All 6 duo pieces from the 2018 - 2021 ABRSM Flute Exam Pieces books for Grades 1-7.

The ‘Rhythm’ app is a metronome that is designed for users of the textbook ‘Rhythm’ by Erik Højsgaard to aid you in your advanced studies. The app has four features: • A metronome for all exercises in the textbook that deal with irregular time signatures, metric modulations, irrational meter, polymeter etc. In the textbook these exercises are identified by a tiny metronome symbol in front of the tempo marking. • A metronome that can be used for all other exercises. • A section to train the correct tempo-identification, ‘Tap the pulse’ • A section to identify the correct tempo, ‘Guess the tempo’ The metronome has a precision of ±20 milliseconds. The English and Danish version of the textbook is published by Aarhus University Press: unipress.dk and the Italian version is published by Volontè&Co: volontè.it.