-
Recent Posts
- Composer Talk: Sharing Your Music
- Growing Into Geek
- GUO New Voice Flute and Grenaditte Piccolo Review
- What to do during rests
- We Have The Technology…
- Help! My foot joint isn’t marked!? – Flute Markings Explained
- Murphy’s Law – Your Guide To Preparation
- Should you ever work for free?
- Let’s All Sing Along!
- Knowing yours RIGHTS as a musician, composer, or artist….(series)
Archives
Categories
- About Us
- Camps
- College auditions
- Composer Talk
- Composing
- Conventions
- Copyright
- Distribution
- Education
- Failure
- Fingerings
- Flute
- Law
- Lessons
- Maintenance
- Markings
- Musicality
- National Flute Association
- Notes
- Performance
- Phrasing
- Practice
- psychology
- Questions
- Repair
- Reviews
- Royalties
- School issues
- Sight-Reading
- Success
- Technique
- Tips + Tricks
- Trills
- Uncategorized
- Volunteer
Meta
Category Archives: Flute
We Have The Technology…
I have the hardest time convincing students to record themselves in order to help them really hear themselves in their practice. They are always surprised, however, by how much they do hear in their own playing when I quickly record … Continue reading
Posted in College auditions, Lessons, Phrasing, Practice, Sight-Reading, Success, Technique, Tips + Tricks
Tagged Practice, recording, technology, tips
Leave a comment
Help! My foot joint isn’t marked!? – Flute Markings Explained
Why is it that you see “Sterling Silver” or other metal markings on some flute parts while not on others? Quite simple. On the pieces that need to be identified easily for sale or resale you will often see a … Continue reading
Posted in Flute, Markings, Questions
Tagged brands, Flute, intellectual property, makers, markings, Questions, sterling silver.
2 Comments
Let’s All Sing Along!
You are in your car cruising to work or school and you turn on the radio. Who can resist singing along to an 80s hair band or some classic rock or the current top pop tunes? We all have our … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons, Practice, Tips + Tricks
Tagged Ear training, fundamentals, intonation, pitch, Practice, sing, warm up
Leave a comment
Clean Oil Adjust (COA) and Overhauls
If you take your flute to a repair person, EVER, you need to know and understand what these terms are, and what they mean. A repair specialist, can make or break your flute in a time of need, they need … Continue reading