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PLAY as Antidote to Challenges

“Play” as an antidote to challenges, by Barbara Siesel What does the word “Play” mean? Here are a few definitions

21st Century Connections by Lindsay Bryden The 21st century has seen many exciting developments in its short 15 years. The new

I’m thrilled to be a part of this year’s Festival Clarinetísimo in The Dominican Republic. Since 2009, Festival Clarinetísimo has

If you’ve never failed you’ve never tried anything new! Last month we spoke about the power of quitting, this month

Music, of all the art forms, is perhaps the one that speaks most directly to all people, regardless of socioeconomic

The Glissando Headjoint expands the expressivity, flexibility, and timbral possibilities of the Boehm flute. The culmination of many decades of work

Recently we were in Lubbock, Texas at the Texas Tech University Flute Studio Students of Lisa Garner-Santa where we interviewed

Even though classical music has historically been influenced by non-Western cultures, it is deeply rooted in the European tradition. With

In December of 2015, I had graduated with my Master’s in Music, from New York University. In order to save