FEATURE: Composer Competition Winners
Andrey Rubtsov You are an oboist and a conductor. How is it that you started composing? I think I
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Composer’s Corner
The Flute View Composer Competition: Galway Flute Festival
The Flute View is excited to announce our 2019 Composer Competition in honor of Sir James Galway’s 80th birthday celebration and the
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Premiering Concertino: Daniel Dorff and Jasmine Choi
Daniel Dorff has been commissioned by the Philadelphia and Minnesota orchestras; performed by the Baltimore, Detroit, and Pittsburgh symphonies and
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Artist Spotlight: Nicole Chamberlain
What are you working on right now? Right now, I am finishing up a flute choir piece commissioned by Dan
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Winners of the Flute New Music Consortium Composition Competition
Hot off the Press: Winners of the Flute New Music Consortium’s Composition Competition! The Flute New Music Consortium is excited
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Composer Contest Winner: JOEL HOFFMAN
Congratulations to the winner of our first ever Composer’s Contest, Joel Hoffman, and his piece, “Self-Portrait with Orlando.” We listened to
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The Flute View’s Contest for Composers!
The Flute View announces our first Contest for Composers! We challenge you to write a flute trio for The Flute
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Becoming the Electroacoustic Flutist. by Lindsey Goodman
I am a big fan of new music: brand-spanking fresh music which smacks of the world we see out our
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Supporting Composers: by Sy Brandon
I believe that it was the late Dr. Neil Humfeld, former Trombone Professor at the University of Texas at Commerce, who had a requirement that all his students giving recitals needed to contribute in some way to expanding the repertoire of their instrument.
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Composing for the Flute: Far Corners and November Sonata. by Bruce Lazarus
Throughout my career as a composer I’ve been fascinated with the the expressive and technical possibilities of the flute; its apparently unlimited agility, high register which may be strident or delicately bell-like, breathy harmonics, and the darkness of its lowest tones.
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