Summer 2025 - Volume 50, No. 4
Listening is at the forefront this summer: We discuss the lost art of listening—and how we find community in it. We preview the convention, spotlighting some of the numerous performers. We also find out what we can learn from mariachi techniques, how to dress like a pro, a hidden figure in arts advocacy, walking stick flutes, have a catch up with Jennifer Higdon, and much more!
At just 18, Julin Cheung is defining what it means to be a young professional…
The New Music Advisory Committee had the pleasure of interviewing the premiere performers for our…
Remember? Maybe it was the focused quiet of a practice room, that moment when a…
Have you ever wondered about mariachi and its use of the flute? What is the…
The National Flute Association was founded by Mark Thomas in 1972, with James Pellerite, Walfrid…
Part 1: The Allure and Context of Walking Stick Flutes Imagine strolling down a bustling…
Flutist, educator, and administrator Dorothy Antoinette Handy (1930–2002) wore many hats—often at the same time.…
Concert attire is undergoing a profound transformation. Whether you’re a student preparing for a recital,…
The NFA conventions create a unique blend of artistry, education, inspiration, community, and adventure. Each…
As we anticipate the joy of gathering together in Atlanta this August for our annual…
If there was ever time to listen, it’s now. I’m lucky enough to live somewhere…
An inside look at Atlanta’s vibrant flute community and their exciting events at the NFA’s…
