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This past trip to Cuba in December of 2014 was an especially significant one for me in many ways. It

Tribute to Harold Jones. By Barbara Siesel

I was saddened to hear about the recent passing of my colleague and friend Harold Jones. (1934-2015) Harold came to

See Your Sound: Using Music Visualization for Teaching and Practicing Our smart phones and devices have the power to process

Achieving the “Effortless Performance” Using Dee Hansen’s Progression of Music Literacy Theory in the Practice Room and in the Rehearsal

I caught up with Tod Machover last month to learn about the new flute concerto he wrote for Carol Wincenc,

20 years ago I went to Beijing for the first time to teach and perform at the Central Conservatory. It

We interviewed Zart Domburian Eby about her recent visit to China. We had a great discussion about her recent piccolo