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Today I am speaking with Yulia Berry — flutist, educator, and visionary founder of Flute Almanac, the leading global flute magazine. In less than...
La evolución del concierto para flauta: de Europa a Latinoamérica A pesar que la palabra “concierto” aparece en la historia de la música desde la...
In this article I will attempt to present the origin of the tsakan (csakan or csákány) from a Hungarian perspective in connection with a notable ...
The flute world has always been vast, vibrant, and inspiring — but also fragmented. Until now. With the launch of the Flute Almanac Directory (fl...
Nella storia del flautismo italiano dell’ottocento Emanuele Krakamp (Palermo 1813 – Napoli 1883) rappresenta il vertice per quel che riguarda la ...
Have you ever been frustrated in your practicing by inconsistent results? Some days you work and work on a phrase and have it nailed, the next da...
Setting the Scene It is an early summer morning, somewhere in Europe in 1745. Perhaps Dresden, where the Prussian court cultivated a glittering m...
A Forgotten Voice of the 18th Century The name Niccolò (Nicolas) Dôthel is one that rarely surfaces today, yet in the late 18th century he was re...
It’s generally agreed that Edgard Varèse was the first composer to notate key clicks, in his composition for solo flute written for Georges Barrè...