In this exclusive interview for Flute Magazine, Jasmine Choi talks about her beginnings as a musician, gives advice for young flautists, and shares about her exciting new projects.
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Preparing for a Competition: Mental and Technical Tips Open »
In this interview, guitarist, cellist, and musicologist Tilman Hoppstock (Darmstadt Academy of Music, Germany) explains his experiences researching music, transcribing, and performing in the 21st century.
Violinist Colleen Ferguson is Assistant Professor of Strings and Orchestra at Texas A&M University Kingsville, Artistic Director of the Kingsville Symphony Orchestra, and a teacher of the Suzuki method.
Colleen Ferguson: “Learning Doesn’t End When You Get Your Diploma” Open »
Mari Kodama is an international pianist and is highly regarded as a Beethoven interpreter. She is a Steinway Artist and serves as a music festival director for several national and international festivals. In this interview, Mari Kodama discusses her beginnings in Europe, her mentors and teaching philosophy, her unique repertoire choices, her passion for Beethoven, and several exciting projects on the horizon.
Edward Harrison talks about his “El Silencio” project — featuring maracas, together with his students at Roosevelt University, as well as other projects with the Lyric Opera.
Edward Harrison — “El Silencio:” A Percussive Ode to Resonant Memories Open »
In 2022, Richard Stoltzman celebrates no less than 50 years on stage, reaping major successes, including two Grammy Awards. Despite all this, he remains humble and grateful for his career. In this talk, he shares with us what inspires him and his upcoming projects.
Richard Stoltzman — Tribute to an Outstanding Clarinet Career Open »
There are two kinds of music. Good music, and the other kind. This is probably Duke Ellington‘s most famous quote. He also said, If it
Eddie Safranski — Concerto for Bass Open »
The recordings of Alfred Cortot provide an opportunity to explore the multifaceted elements of true piano ‘technique.’
Redefining Piano Technique Open »
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