Flute Journal
Flute (formerly Pan) is the British Flute Society's lavishly-printed, full-colour quarterly journal. It is the authoritative guide to the latest flute news, reviews of new music, books and recordings, and contains articles by the world's most knowledgeable writers on the flute and its history, on flute music and on flute players.
March 2012
The March 2012 journal is out now and features the following articles:
- The Goldsmith's Flute
The unique craftsmanship of Eloy FlutesGyula Czeloth-Csetenyi and Elisabeth Hobbs
- Rewire your brain
It's never too late to improve your playingNiall O'Riordan
- Lost Romance
The forgotten Romantic repertoire for fluteAndrew Glover
- The Visible Breath
A tour of the flute in literatureJoanna Wyld
- Baroque
Frederick the Great's private passionRachel Brown
- Contemporary
Getting started with electronic musicCarla Rees
- Jazz
Charismatic jazzer Rahsaan Roland KirkRowland Sutherland
- Piccolo
The development of the instrument and its repertoirePat Morris
- Traditional
The varieties of Irish styleGordon Turnbull
- Teacher's portfolio
Marion Ackrill on being inspired by daily life and Mia Dreese on ways to practiseMarion Ackrill and Mia Dreese
- Flutewise
Introducing young players to the Nielsen ConcertoLiz Goodwin
- The Goldsmith's Flute
