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Overcoming Focal Dystonia: by Mark Dannenbring

It is been practically three years since Mary O’Brien asked me to write an article on living with focal dystonia.

The Native American flute has always fascinated me: its hollow and haunting sound, the simplicity and peacefulness of its melodies,

Auditions are a necessary evil as are interviews in other jobs. My first thought regarding auditions is to not take

First Flute, The Foundations Lesson Series. Sir James Galway and Lady Jeanne Galway have released Sir James’s new online series

The first anniversary of The Flute View is here – and it’s sure been an exciting year. You all have

I would be the first person to buy a piece of merchandise that reads “I survived grad school auditions, 2014.”

Circular (or continuous) breathing is a technique many musicians use around the world, achieved when one breathes while playing, allowing