As piccolo players, we know that the piccolo produces some very high, very loud sounds. Most of us know that noise induced hearing…
On Saturday, October 13th, 2018, I had the privilege to perform Eric Ewazen’s On Wings of Song for Piccolo and Wind Ensemble at…
Piccolo! Piccolo! – Book 1 and Book 2 Dr. Danielle Eden is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, the University of…
As for notes about the work: It was commissioned by Paul Taub, a wonderful Seattle flutist. One of the first performances of the…
I have always wanted to be a musician. I started composing with weekly assignments from the Dalcroze School of Music, which I began…
Four Winds is my first piece for solo flute. I wanted to explore the different possibilities that the flute’s timbres and textures afforded…
Flashes of Inspiration and Joy Since childhood I have always felt inspired by Native American cultures. Their artistic, expressive, intuitive spiritual ways, incredible…
I had the pleasure to sit and talk with my former teacher and mentor Eva Amsler, Professor at Florida State University. Her teaching,…
As for notes about the work: It was commissioned by Paul Taub, a wonderful Seattle flutist. One of the first performances of the…
As a movement educator and Body Mapping teacher, one of the things my students consistently work with is claiming enough space, both in…
The New York Times has a feature called Tiny Love Stories. These stories are capped at one hundred words and are about the…
I have always been fascinated by the works of Debussy and Ravel. I remember even as a child, when my father would play…
