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ArticlesFeaturedInterviewsOctober 2019
The Flute View October 1, 2019November 1, 2019 1 Comment carnegie hall, china, Elzbieta Wolenska

Elzbieta Wolenska Artist Interview

Elzbieta Wolenska is a dynamic artist who embraces both traditional and contemporary classical music. An avid performer, she frequently performs

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ArticlesFeaturedIssuesNovember 2018
The Flute View November 1, 2018December 1, 2018 0 Comments china, Chinese flute festival, flute festival, NY Philharmonic, Robert Langevin, Shanghai, Shanghai Flute Festival

Summary of Shanghai Flute Festival

Tell us a bit about the Shanghai Orchestra Academy, when did it start and what is its purpose? The Shanghai

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ArticlesEssaysFeaturedIssuesJanuary 2015
The Flute View January 1, 2015January 1, 2015 0 Comments china, Teaching

Flute Report from China: 1994-2014. By Barbara Siesel

20 years ago I went to Beijing for the first time to teach and perform at the Central Conservatory. It

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ArticlesEssaysFeaturedInterviewsIssuesJanuary 2015
The Flute View January 1, 2015January 9, 2015 0 Comments beijing, beijing international flute festival, china, piccolo

First Piccolo Recital in China: Interview with Zart Dombourian-Eby

We interviewed Zart Domburian Eby about her recent visit to China. We had a great discussion about her recent piccolo

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