It’s In the Stars. By Rachel Taylor Geier
I began reading tarot cards when I was in college, just for a bit of fun (if I remember correctly,
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Dr. G’s March Flute Horoscopes
Welcome to March! The winter is quickly coming to a close and the promise of Spring hangs in the air.
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Your Career Starts NOW! Interview with DMA student, Jeiran Hasan
7 Tips to Jumpstart Your Career While in School Jeiran Hasan, DMA student at University of Iowa In today’s
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Juliette Hurel: Artist Interview
Juliette Hurel is known in both the French and the international music world as a famous flautist. She was unanimously awarded
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How Your Flute Works. By Jeff Dening
Jeff Dening is the owner of Jeff’s Woodwind Shop in Baltimore, Maryland. In addition to fixing flutes and piccolos for
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Keeping Long Tones Fresh. by Francesca Arnone
Dr. Francesca Arnone has been featured as a flute and piccolo soloist, chamber musician, orchestral musician, and educator in the
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Practice Like a Pro. By Dr. Terri Sánchez
Terri Sánchez is currently the Senior Lecturer in Flute at the University of Texas at Arlington and a Miyazawa Performing
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Zara Lawler and The Flute on its Feet: Concert Review
On Sunday December 3rd, interdisciplinary flutist extraordinaire Zara Lawler welcomed us to her workshop/concert presented by the NY Flute Club at
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Jocelyn Aubrun: Album Review
1943 Works for Flute and Piano, Jocelyn Aubrun flute, and Aline Piboule piano. While WWII was raging, people were fighting
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Dr. G’s February Flute Horoscopes
February begins with title wave of residual energy from the lunar eclipse in Leo that occurred on the last day
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Flute Poem by Delancey Trimble (10 yrs old)
Carnegie Hall, Delancey Trimble (10 yrs old) The place where true magic happens. Where is your finger tip-tappings On the
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The Gonjiam Flute Festival
Interview: Soohyun Paik Can you talk about the purpose of GMF? We are welcoming the 3rd Gonjiam Flute
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The Benefits of Slow Practice. By Anna Luther
I have lost count of the number of times I have been told as a student to engage in “slow
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