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Announcing the Winners of the 5th Maxence Larrieu Nice International Flute Competition The 5th edition of the prestigious Maxence Larrieu

The End of FINALE and the Impact to Musicians

Many musicians, myself included, were overwhelmed by the news that MakeMusic, a music technology company, will terminate the development of

In an exhilarating announcement that has the classical music world abuzz, Yubeen Kim has been appointed as the Principal Flute

Julin Cheung has won the position of Assistant Principal Flute of the Vancouver Symphony at the age of 17. He

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