A Magazine For Flutists, By Flutists
Daniel Dorff: CD Review
Posted on Jun 7, 2014
Quintessenz Incantations Album Review
Posted on Oct 3, 2016
Should Musicians Work for Free? By Barbara Siesel
Posted on Nov 1, 2013
Sound Healing: Wouter Kellerman Interview
Posted on Dec 1, 2016
Christopher Caliendo: 2T Flute Academy Interview
Posted on Jun 1, 2017
The Flute View is a fresh new approach to everything relevant to flute today. In this rapidly changing music world, our exclusive online magazine covers flutists who are carving their own career paths, marketing yourself as an artist, entrepreneurship, new music and technology, health and wellness, and anything that...
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A versatile flutist and piccoloist, Erica Peel enjoys an exciting career as an orchestral player, chamber musician, soloist, composer and teacher. Piccoloist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, she is praised for her “effortless” & “authentic” performances. Erica has held positions with the Honolulu Symphony, Omaha Symphony, San Diego Symphony, and has been...
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What inspired you to start “Fluting for a Cause?" Fluter: I actually did my new album without a cause in mind, at first. It was inspired by deer with the title track named "Deer Magic." But then when Hurricane Irma hit the Florida Keys, I was very worried about...
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Francesca Arnone is an active Florida flute and piccolo soloist, chamber and orchestral musician, and educator. She’s been a concerto soloist on flute, alto flute, and piccolo, on repertoire ranging from Bach to Chen Yi. Recordings on MSR and PARMA. See www.francescaarnone.com Recognizing we are all works in progress,...
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The big news for everybody this month is that Jupiter, planet of expansion, growth, abundance, and learning, is entering the sign of Scorpio on October 10th. This will mean different things for each sign depending on which astrological house Jupiter lands in. With the Sun also moving into Scorpio...
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The Flute New Music Consortium is the shared mission of promoting new music for the flute by commissioning works, organizing simultaneous premieres, and encouraging repeat performances. FNMC strives to involve as many people as possible in each project, and our performers and composers come from throughout the United States and the...
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If you wake up in a sad mood, I suggest you put on Jean-Louis Beaumadier’s new CD, Sweet Dream,a joyous album which as Jean Louis says, “demonstrates the lighter side of the piccolo’s character.” The album is part of Beaumadier’s ongoing piccolo repertoire project, and Sweet Dreams is World...
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Right now, we all need more meditation, healing, and peace, and Suzanne Teng/Mystic Journey's new album, "Kingdom of Mountains," provides music that evokes all of those elements. I have always been a fan of Teng's music, as she is a master of countless world flutes, and "Kingdom of Mountains" is...
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A Little Tango in Her Blood is a new collection of songs for flute and piano arranged and edited by Alison Young. As the title and its subtitle "Music from Argentina" suggest, this is a collection of tango songs including some of the lesser known (in the United States) pieces...
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Audrey Emata, 16, debuted as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra in Verizon Hall at age 12, and has also soloed with the Allentown, Lansdowne, Ambler, Warminster, Old York Road, Delaware County, and Juilliard Pre-College orchestras; she will be performing with the Kennett Symphony at Longwood Gardens in August 2017. ...
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