Grief in a Psychological Framework It is that time of year again—the holidays are approaching, and many of the people I work with…
In 2024, I did a series of seven articles under the name “Everything You Want to Know About Breathing,” and I highly recommend…
The full quotation “Variety’s the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavour” comes from the English poet William Cowper (1731–1800) in The Task…
The cold touch of winter has finally set in for most of the country. Winter brings beautiful things like snow, warm blankets, hot…
“Samba” for flute and piano by Victoria Bond PROGRAM NOTE I love the Brazilian samba, and I wanted to compose a version of…
“Samba” for flute and piano by Victoria Bond PROGRAM NOTE I love the Brazilian samba, and I wanted to compose a version of…
PROGRAM NOTE My interest in Brazilian music began over fifteen years ago, and it grew into such a passion that I eventually learned…
While on a train, listening to a very animated conversationtaking place in a language I don’t speak, it occurred to methat that is…
“Aceldama” for solo flute and string orchestra by Mary Ann Joyce-Walter PROGRAM NOTE ACELDAMA, or, “Field of Blood” in Aramaic, is a metaphor…
The cold touch of winter has finally set in for most of the country. Winter brings beautiful things like snow, warm blankets, hot…
Here I am again, reflecting on my trip to Portland for the National Flute Association conference. This year I found myself seeing things…
I mentioned in an article that I wrote years ago that my first experience with alto and bass flute was during my undergraduate…
The piccolo is just a small flute, right? Everything stays the same as it would on a flute. Hmm… yes, but not quite.…
Well, another flute convention has come and gone. New pieces were premiered, old favorites were performed, and people spent a ton of money…
Lessons are always a good idea, especially when it involves an instrument you are not as comfortable playing. For those of us who…