Musicians as Movers – Part II
[This is the second article of a series of three. Musicians as Movers – Part One was published in the October 27, 2017…
Listening and Research – Developing the Comprehensive Musician
Have you ever said to a student, “I’d like to hear the…” and they look at you blankly, causing you to think to…
Musicians As Movers – Part One
As musicians, we all have a number of things that we want to have happening during our music making. We want beautiful phrases,…
My Survival Story – Katherine Lewis
We are all, whether professionals, students, or hobbyists, consumed by the busy hustle and bustle of our lives as flutists. We spend countless…
Survive? No, Thrive!
A Guide to your First Year as a Music Education Major Congratulations, you’ve decided to major in music education! Now buckle your seatbelt.…
Danilo Mezzadri’s New Perspectives on Practice: The Spider Log
Introduction I have logged my flute studies since 1993, when I stared traveling to take private lessons and participate in music festivals. After…
Naomi Seidman’s 4 Takeaways from Master Teacher Keith Underwood
Flutist Keith Underwood was recently a guest artist at The Pennsylvania State University campus in University Park, PA. While on campus, he gave…
13 Tips for Winning a College Teaching Gig
Winning a college teaching job can be tough. Galit Kaunitz, knows this all too well. She is a fantastic oboist, educator, and has…
