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Book II
Picks up where Book I stops. Starting here skips the foundation the exercises assume you already have.

Independent shopping perspective
Second book in the Breeze-Easy flute method. For a student who has already worked through Book I and needs the next step, not a starting point.

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What matters in use
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Picks up where Book I stops. Starting here skips the foundation the exercises assume you already have.
Detail 02
Fingerings, range and keys are flute-specific. Another instrument in the section can't read from this copy.
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Graded exercises and instruction that build in order, meant to be worked through front to back.
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Easy to spot in a band-room stack where every method book looks similar at a glance.
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School-consumable pricing. Cheap enough to keep a spare or replace one lost in a locker.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Book II continues the same sequence and assumes the material from Book I. Start with Book I if you haven't worked through it.
Not the very start. It's the second book of the series, aimed at a student who already has the first one behind them.
No. It's written for flute. Clarinet students need the clarinet edition of the method.
It's a method book — instruction and graded exercises in sequence, meant to be worked through with a teacher or in a band class.
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