Maja Jasinska: Artist Interview
Maja Jasinska is a Polish flutist living in the Netherlands. She is currently a flute teacher in Maastricht Academy of
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Issues
Spiritual Flute Routines by Barbara Siesel
I’m often asked about how to practice spiritual flute, how to incorporate Spiritual Flute practices into one’s routine. I do
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KNOW YOUR WORTH! How to (Politely) Turn Down Free or Underpaid Work by Fluterscooter
A favorite conversation amongst classical musicians is about money. Not about how much we are all making (I see you
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Get to Know Your Hands: How Body Mapping Can Help With Your Recovery Process After An Injury. by Rena Urso
I’m super clumsy. Every so often it’s as if the universe decides it’s time for me to have a colossal
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The Caffeinated Flutist, Vol. 10 Professionalism as a Grad Student by Mary Hales
Hey there, flute-trepreneurs! One of the things I’ve thought about a lot over the last couple of years – throughout
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Ariana Flute’s Instagram Journey
Ariana Piknjac was born and raised in Australia with her musical story starting when she was 3 years old –
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Zhivko Vasilev: The Bulgarian Kaval Flute
Zhivko Vasilev (Musician/Composer/Producer) is one of the most popular Bulgarian kaval players. He is well known for his experiments with
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New Book Review: Mark Sparks
Mark Sparks, Principal Flute of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, just released TWO method books: Orchestral Excerpt Practice Book, Volume
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Galway Festival Reflections: Rising Star Luna Vigni
Born in 1998, Luna Vigni has recently won the audition for the Jugend Mahler Orchestra. She is now specializing in
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Dr. G’s March Flute Horoscopes by Rachel Taylor Geier
Happy March! Spring is right around the corner, but March has a few more astrological hurdles in store before we
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Erika Boysen: Artist Interview
Flutist, educator and cross disciplinary collaborator, Erika Boysen, is the flute professor at University of North Carolina, Greensboro. Through movement, singing,
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EXPIRED! When Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number (unless you’re over 32) by Fluterscooter
In light of the famed Tchaikovsky Competition opening to woodwinds for the first time since its beginning in 1958, the
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5 Ways to Find Balance When Working From Home by Nicole Riccardo
Working from home is a goal for many of us: No alarms, midday puppy cuddles, and nobody to answer to
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