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Our paths in life are seldom straight ones. Much more often, they turn, split, wind, double-back and otherwise keep us

Self-Help for Flute. by Bev Bizup of Windworks Studio in Philadelphia

When Fluter Scooter first asked me to draft an article for The Flute View on flute emergencies I thought it

If there’s one course I wish I could have taken back in college, it would have been called: “How to

While I was in Miami last month, I had the chance to catch up with my favorite Miami-based flutist, Giselle

1) First, purchase luggage that has a lifetime warranty. It might be pricey initially, but being able to fix luggage

Last month I wrote about for profit and not for profit approaches to funding your musical projects, but on thinking

Given the financial pressures on artists today, the shrinkage of traditional funding sources, the elimination of…