It has been six years since our last interview with Adam Pettry when he shared with us that he was going to start…
Previous articles in this series discussed where the air actually goes—mouth, nose, trachea, and lungs—and contained information about the ribs, diaphragm and musculature…
In recent years, I have become increasingly beguiled by contemporary music, and I find it especially fulfilling to perform relatively new music. I…
As the new school year gets firmly into full swing, practice rooms throughout the land are once again filled with young (and not…
Jane Leslie’s Lullaby for Flute and Piano is a gentle, peaceful piece with a memorable melody. A beautiful blend of classical and popular…
Jane Leslie’s Lullaby for Flute and Piano is a gentle, peaceful piece with a memorable melody. A beautiful blend of classical and popular…
“Intensity 15.3” was written at the request of my friend – and the amazing flutist – Barbara Siesel for a premiere on March…
Composed in 2020 in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote, Suffrage Signatures is a four movement chamber work which…
‘Dangerous Routines’ for flute, clarinet, and piano by Wendy Griffiths Dangerous Routines is an energetic, sometimes even hectic, piece that explores the concept…
It has been six years since our last interview with Adam Pettry when he shared with us that he was going to start…
Keith had a chance to sit down with Timothy Hagen to discuss what being an artist in Classical music means and the many…
This article may cause a bit of a commotion, but the topic has been all over social media and caused heated discussions for…
We are about to embark on the National Flute Association Convention 2023 in Phoenix, Arizona. As I sit in my cool and quiet…
My regular practice routine includes plenty of tone exercises, etudes, technical work, and repertoire. I do the same routine on piccolo, and alto…
We live in a day and age of incredible technology with information streams at our fingertips. It is just so easy to do…