#fluteteaching

This is one of my favorite studies so far. It is deeply expressive which demands from the performer a certain sensitivity to those little details. The first part is "a guisa di barcarola" which

This little duo has quite a unique story. As I have told you before, I am a flute teacher, I work with students all over the world and one of them (based in Hong Kong) is a wonderful little boy who loves

Lovely Mozart’s music teaching. It’s incredible how powerful this music is even after centuries of being created! in this video I am teaching a class on musical phrasing in Mozart and most of the composers

I start feeling way more comfortable with this series of videos. My goal is not to create a perfect version but something more organic and real. I want you to know a bit of the thought process that happens

We all have to practice our technique, that is something we already know. However, many times we don't know why. Technique is not a set of rules that the teacher invented to give us a headache, it is a

Working scales is a challenge to creativity, taking something apparently boring and repetitive and transforming it into a fun challenge to take on that makes us grow musically. This is a small excerpt