Artley of My Heart by Andrea Long
The New York Times has a feature called Tiny Love Stories. These stories are capped at one hundred words and are about the…
Myth and Legend: Prélude and Daphnis
I have always been fascinated by the works of Debussy and Ravel. I remember even as a child, when my father would play…
Online Teaching – A Model for Success
www.condonmusic.com christina@condonmusic.com If you’re like most musicians, when you hear about online music lessons your first reaction might be to scoff and think…
Rave Review Bios for Musicians: 10 Tips
I’m enchanted, occasionally, by a musician’s bio, if it’s charismatic, revelatory, charming, witty, or elegant. Many bios I read, though, are boring, ordinary,…
Between the Beat: My Journey into Rhythm by Elsa Nilsson
Elsa Nilsson is not your average flutist and is quite an accomplished jazz player, having won the NFA 2018 Jazz Flute Competition. She…
“The Holly and the Ivy” for Flute and Piano
“The Holly and the Ivy,” is the 2nd movement of Five Carols for Flute and Piano by Scott Watson, and is shared here…
Flutists as Administrators Part I
Flutists as Administrators: A 6-Part Series Uncovering the Hidden Gem of Arts Administration in the Lives of Flutists What do you think of…
Social Media for Musicians: Inspiration or Distraction?
Did you know there are currently 1 billion active users on Instagram? That’s insane! But did you also know that classical musicians make…
Make Yourself Who You Are: Robert Dick On Creativity
Robert Dick is an American composer, improviser, flutist, teacher, inventor. A graduate of Yale University, in 1975 he published The Other Flute, the…
