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Practicing the Unknown: A Method to Improve Sight-Reading

by Dr. James Brinkmann Sight-reading is a common part of playing music in the 21st century. Though normal, people seem

by Reva Youngstein An evening in March, at a downtown Manhattan venue called Arlene’s Grocery, we were all treated to

Claude Debussy composed his Prélude à l’Après-midi d’un faune between 1892 and 1894. This symphonic poem for orchestra premiered on

Herman van Kogelenberg is principal flutist of the Munich Philharmonic since 2013. Prior he was with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra

By Alyse Hokamp I recently had the epiphany that I actually don’t want a full time orchestra job, and don’t

Powell Artist Viviana Cumplido Wilson has served as Principal Flute of The Phoenix Symphony since 2006, and the Colorado Music

FIRST PRIZE (CHF 20,000) of the 77th Concours de Genéve was awarded to Flautist, Elizaveta Ivanova. SECOND PRIZE (CHF