Henry Cowell’s Trio for Flute, Violin, and Harp: Its Puzzling Premiere and Ineffective Purpose

Flutist Amy Hardison Tully is professor of music and interim…

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THE FLUTIST QUARTERLY

Amy Hardison Tully April 12, 2022

The NFA 2022 Convention Snapshot: Don’t Miss It!
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Questions for: Composer Jennifer Higdon
Nothing About Us Without Us: Reflections on Inclusion—Capturing Oral Histories Through StoryCorps
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The Life and Legacies of Karl F. Kraber, NFA Lifetime Award Recipient
Henry Cowell’s Trio for Flute, Violin, and Harp: Its Puzzling Premiere and Ineffective Purpose
Enduring Contributions to Repertoire for Flutes: The National Flute Association’s Commissions
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High Notes: Spring 2022
Questions for: Composer Julia Wolfe
On Top of the World with Chamber Music: The Flutist of the Da Capo Chamber Players on Choosing a Career in Chamber Music
Practicing Compassion: Bringing Compassion to Your Musical Career
Celebrating Ransom Wilson: NFA Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient
Across the Miles Spring 2022
NFA News: Spring 2022
Spring Musings
Reviews: Spring 2022

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