Spring 2023 - Volume 48, No. 3
Spring 2023 looks ahead to the Phoenix Convention, from tributes to the four awardees to session previews, including further remembrances of beloved colleagues and insightful how-tos. It also shares insight on the importance of lifelong learning, as well as wisdom from our committees, the members of which look at the importance of lifelong learning and the impact of diet on chronic pain and offer tips on better serving neurodiverse musicians. There’s also a chat with indigenous flutist and storyteller Paul Chiyokten Wagner and a call to be more expansive when thinking about repertoire. And as always, there is news from our community, reviews, and much more.
When you were younger, did you think that your music teachers were settled in their…
Making quality recordings of your recitals and concerts, a quick at home reel or TikTok…
The NFA’s 51st Annual Convention in Phoenix is shaping up to be the creatively diverse,…
I’m sitting at my dining room table, looking out at the recent beautiful and sparkly…
The flute community in the Pacific Northwest finds itself in a peculiar situation.…
Nagging pain has hampered your playing for some time now. You have seen your doctor…
I was an adult the first time I encountered the concept of aphantasia, which is…
Increasingly, the historical practice of separating ethnomusicology from the study of traditional European music is…
One of the flute world’s most cherished performer/pedagogues, Jonathan Keeble is the 2023 recipient of…
Keith Underwood, recipient of the 2023 NFA Lifetime Achievement Award, is considered one of the…
Patricia George’s career has spanned more than 65 years of performing, teaching, and writing. After…
