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When Fluter Scooter first asked me to draft an article for The Flute View on flute emergencies I thought it

Taffanel to Toddlers: Achieving Harmony Between Family and Professional Fluting. By Janelle Barrera

If there’s one course I wish I could have taken back in college, it would have been called: “How to

1) First, purchase luggage that has a lifetime warranty. It might be pricey initially, but being able to fix luggage

Given the financial pressures on artists today, the shrinkage of traditional funding sources, the elimination of…

About seven years ago, my cellist husband and I took a huge leap of faith. A couple of years after

Applying to graduate school was the most stressful activity I’ve encountered in my academic career. It took my entire Junior

Some of the greatest music for flute is in works that were performed by the Ballets Russes, the ballet company