The Positive Side of Injury
by Rena Urso We tend to frame injuries in a negative light rather than find the silver lining. A perfect
Read Moreby Rena Urso We tend to frame injuries in a negative light rather than find the silver lining. A perfect
Read Moreby Sarah DelBene As I reflect on this year’s Andover Educators Conference held at the University of Redlands in Redlands, California,
Read MoreHailed as “a deft, smooth flute soloist” by the New York Times, Jennifer Grim’s remarkable depth and breadth as a
Read MoreAnne Pollack started her first business as a Flute Technician and Dealer when she was 18, and for decades was
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Read MoreWhat is Integral Steps and when/why did you decide to create it? Who are the core members? Integral Steps
Read MoreIn my own work I’ve always been concerned about audiences and audience building in a time of intense change for classical music. I wondered, how can I have an impact and use music to help affect change?
Read MoreDescribed by the New York Times as “an imaginative artist,” Chilean-born multi-instrumentalist Viviana Guzman performs over 80 concerts a year
Read MoreElzbieta Wolenska is a dynamic artist who embraces both traditional and contemporary classical music. An avid performer, she frequently performs
Read MoreBy Rena Urso Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade. Saint-Saëns Voliere. Mendelssohn Scherzo. Delibes Coppélia. Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4. Each of these pieces have
Read MoreBy Mary Hales Hey there, flute-trepreneurs! With the school year cranking up here at Mizzou as we wrap up week
Read MoreWe are now safely into the Fall Season and, although most planets are transitioning into adjacent houses, everything is still
Read MoreMatvey Demin is a young Russian flutist, working in Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich in Switzerland, who has recently won First Prize
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