6 Tips for Making Your First Music Video by Viviana Guzman
Music Videos became popular with the onset of MTV. Now, with YouTube and the affordability of very good quality high
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Essays
Creating a Flute Choir Sound: Recording Two Flutes to Sound like Dozens. By Cody Avdek
This semester I’m completing my Senior year capstone project, which in the case of the Music Industry program at the
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Improvising in Indian Music. By Fluterscooter
I have been playing the bansuri on and off since I was a student at Juilliard, mainly because I was
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Rediscovering the French Flute of the True Golden Age. By Michael Lynn
On October 31st, 2015 we will be presenting a special project at Oberlin Conservatory of Music, entitled, A 19th-Century French Flute
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Why Entrepreneurship? By Barbara Siesel
“Advancing art is easy … Financing it is not” Stephen Sondheim from ‘Sunday in the Park with George’ Today is
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The Glissando Headjoint. By Tammy Evans Yonce
Robert Dick’s Glissando Headjoint is a fascinating piece of equipment that I have enjoyed using over the past few years.
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Injury Prevention and Strength Training for Flutists Through Yoga. By Christina Guenther and Sherri Fleshner
Many musicians are becoming more involved with various body awareness principles, and the desire to take care of our bodies
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A Flutist’s Nightmare. By Dana Joras
Winters in Chicago can be very dangerous. By mid-February, however, my mind was focused on the warm Spring months ahead,
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Your Career Has Begun: Professional as a Student. By Tammy Evans Yonce, DMA
As a student, it is important to realize that you are already developing relationships and starting interactions that mark the
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Whole Musician: Pioneering, Innovative, and Refreshing
The story so far Whole Musician, a non-profit musical educational organization, came about as a meeting of the minds during
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It’s All There: Reading Between the Lines. By Amy Porter
“Reading between the Lines:” A guide to my thoughts on interpretation A question posed to my teaching website porterflute.com
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Advice for Commissioning New Piccolo Music. By Regina Helcher Yost
Many new works have been commissioned for the piccolo over the last 30 years by several enthusiastic piccolo players. Walfrid
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The Opening Doors of Cuba and Cuban Charanga Music: Part 2. By Andrea Brachfeld
This article is a continuation of my previous article published in February. I will go into more detail about my
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