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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

Winters in Chicago can be very dangerous. By mid-February, however, my mind was focused on the warm Spring months ahead,

As a student, it is important to realize that you are already developing relationships and starting interactions that mark the

The story so far Whole Musician, a non-profit musical educational organization, came about as a meeting of the minds during

“Reading between the Lines:” A guide to my thoughts on interpretation A question posed to my teaching website porterflute.com

The other day I was struck by how many flutists are also entrepreneurs- and I started wondering, – is it

Flutes by the Sea Masterclass is the 3rd annual summer event produced by the San Francisco Flute Society featuring international

I was born with dislocated hips, with dysplasia, con-genital hip dislocation. I was never supposed to walk. I was the

Many new works have been commissioned for the piccolo over the last 30 years by several enthusiastic piccolo players. Walfrid