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Anchor Tonguing on Flute by Jennifer Cluff

Re-posted with permission from the Jennifer Cluff Blog. Dear Flutelovers, I’ve had some questions from student flutists lately about “what is

Re-posted by permission from the Kim Collins Flute Blog. With a new cycle of Etude of the Week coming up,

It’s the end of my first academic year as the Assistant Flute Professor at Bowling Green State University and I

Ory’s Flute Tips Preventing playing injuries and pains: the power of your warm-up routine I’m sure you are very well

by Dr. Terri Sánchez I am one of the most patient impatient people on earth. I think a lot

I’d like to begin this article with a simple question for you: When you think about and perform French music,

Terri Sánchez is a Miyazawa Performing Artist and the newly appointed Assistant Professor of Flute at Bowling Green State University.