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Good Practice Habits

by Alan Weiss Alan Weiss is acclaimed flutist with diverse high-level experience as an orchestra musician, chamber musician, solo performer,

by Rena Urso The start of a new year often feels like an opportunity to begin again: tabula rasa. Looking

By Christine Elizabeth Clancy Christine Elizabeth Clancy is an American flutist living in Sweden. She is an active orchestral musician

Similarities in Approach to Poetry and Orchestral Music by Kelariz Keshavarz Introduction The French poet Stephane Mallarmé (1842-1898) and the

Parallel Lives, A Flute−Piano Program of Two Hungarian Composers’ Works Two Pozsony boys: the biographical connections of Dohnányi and Bartók by

By Mary Hales Hey there, flute-trepreneurs! As you all probably know, I have one year of graduate school left at

By Viviana Guzman We heard the results of the Tchaikovsky Woodwind Competition this weekend (the results are posted below). I