Eva Kingma: Interview
The Kingma Flutes Company originated in Holland in the early 1950’s, shortly after World War II. At that time there
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September 2018
Melody Chua: the Chaosflöte
Melody Chua is not your typical flutist. Pursuing two master’s degrees in flute performance and transdisciplinary art at the Zürich
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The Caffeinated Flutist, Vol. 4. How to Be a Good Colleague (Pt. 2) By Mary Hales
Hey there, flute-trepreneurs! We’re back with another column on being a good colleague. Writing emails is another major staple of
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350 Years of Flute. By Elizabeth Walker
It was my absolute joy and privilege to be invited to Orlando this summer. I knew what to expect having
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How to Plan and Organize a Successful Skype Masterclass. By Ruth Mayhew
Technology today allows us to communicate in wonderful ways! Our quest for knowledge is increasing, but so many of the
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Win-D-Fender: New Product Review
I wish I had had a Win-D-Fender when I was starting out. To support myself through my studies at Juilliard,
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Charles Griffes: Mysterious Romanticism (Pt. 2). By Kelariz Keshavarz
Charles Tomlinson Griffes (1884–1920) is one of the most important composers in late nineteenth and turn-of-the-century America. Despite his short
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Nicole Chamberlain: Album Review
This album of works by composer/flutist Nicole Chamberlain is a well-executed introduction to this composer’s distinctive style. Performances by flutists
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The Aspiring Flutist’s Sound & Scale Book (Dr. Terri Sanchez): Review
The Aspiring Flutist’s SOUND & SCALE BOOK by Dr. Terri Sanchez, is a MUST for all flutists. This 162 page
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Dr. G’s September Flute Horoscopes
The Summer of Mars and Mercury retrograde is finally over! Whew! We can all move forward with our to-do lists
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