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Nicole Esposito

Concert Reviews Featured Issues May 2018 Reviews

Nicole Esposito: Concert Review

May 2, 2018May 2, 2018 The Flute View 0 Comments Connesson, Mel Bonis, Nicole Esposito, Pilati, romantic music, University of Iowa

As the Flute Professor at the University of Iowa, the artistic and personal success of my students is always my

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Featured Interviews November 2016

PICCOLO POWER! Interviews with Professional Piccoloists

November 1, 2016 The Flute View 0 Comments Erica Peel, jennifer gunn, Kate Prestia-Schaub, Nan Raphael, Nicola Mazzanti, Nicole Esposito, Peter Verhoyen, piccolo, Zart Dombourian-Eby

For our PICCOLO POWER November 2016 issue, we interview professional piccoloists from all over the world to learn why they

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Blog Featured Issues June 2015 Reviews

Adams Flute Festival Review by Fluterscooter

June 1, 2015June 1, 2015 The Flute View 0 Comments adams flute festival, flute festival, ice cream, Lady Jeanne Galway, netherlands, Nicole Esposito, quintessenz, Sir James Galway

When Peter Swinkels, owner of Adams European Flute Centre, asked me to exhibit Fluterscooter bags at the 10th Annual Adams

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April 2014 Articles Education Essays Featured Interviews Issues

Teaching, Travel, and Technology: The Life of a Modern Flutist an interview with Patricia Surman. By: Brittany Primavera

April 1, 2014December 15, 2014 The Flute View 0 Comments education, Fulbright scholar, Greece, Nicole Esposito, NSU Flute Workshop, Patricia Surman, teaching studio, University of Macedonia

You are currently Artist Teacher of flute at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Tell me about this unique town

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Issues November 2013 Spreecasts

Interview with Nicole Esposito and Jason Blank

November 11, 2013June 12, 2019 The Flute View 0 Comments Bernhard Hammig Flutes, Flute Life, Fluterscooter, Green Golly, Jason Blank, music business, Nicole Esposito, Teaching, University of Iowa Flute Studio

Live video interview with University of Iowa Professor Nicole Esposito and business owner Jason Blank

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