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It’s January and a new president is about to be inaugurated and the glass ceiling didn’t crack – we won’t

A History of the Flute by Trevor Wye

Trevor Wye studied the flute privately both with Geoffrey Gilbert and the celebrated Marcel Moyse. He was a freelance orchestral

You know the age-old question: “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” “Practice, practice, practice,” right? Or apply on

My First Appearance as a Virtuoso (From the life of a musician (1859), chapter 1) As translated by Dr. Tom

A versatile performer with a clear and sumptuous tone, Nan Raphael’s playing has been called “an elegant and exceptional treat.”

Dear Flute-lovers, I have been thinking over “How to best start the piccolo” as I have a student who

Allison Fletcher (DMA, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; MM, Southern Methodist University; BM, James Madison University) is a performer

The Merriam- Webster’s Learner’s Dictionary defines the word pivot this way: 1) a pin or shaft on which a mechanical

Upon graduation from my Master’s, I realized that I had not commissioned nearly as many pieces as I would have