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Niall O’Riordan, a 2014 Galway Rising Star, attended the festival for the seventh time this year. He grew up listening to Sir

Who’s Afraid of the Kingma Flute? Part Two

Flute View Staff Member Rachel Hacker has continued her interview series, discussing the benefits of performing on the Kingma System

Who is the lifting flutist? That’s a tough question to answer, considering the birth of this concept happened naturally by

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

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

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

I love the name of this chamber music group: Eight Strings & a Whistle! The “whistle” is flutist Suzanne Gilchrest

First of all, a warm THANK YOU to all the composers who submitted their work to The Flute View Composers