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Have you ever wondered what popular songs feature the flute? Look no further! We've created a list of our top 10 favorite pop songs that feature the flute as a soloist! Read on for some inspiration and then check out the playlist we made from this list!

BROWN: Starting in the '60s, there was a big interest in kind of bossa nova in America. And, you know, Herbie Mann's "One Note Samba" from 1962 was, you know, a lot of people's kind of popular introduction to it. And that's led by a very kind of repeating, undulating flute line that was a big hit at the time, and it still kind of stands up as a, you know, interesting kind of artifact of the flute and popular music kind of crossing over into American pop.

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SIMON: It wasn't long before the easy, breezy woodwind had a rebellious stage. Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson shredded rock solos on the flute and led the group to win the first-ever heavy metal Grammy in 1989.

BROWN: He is ripping in the way that a lead guitarist would rip off a solo. You know he does it with, you know, virtuosity and aplomb. Know he's treating the flute like you would treat a - you know, a finger-tapping solo.

BROWN: I think he knows that fans expect him to get back on the mic at some point soon, and this was obviously a passion project, but I hope more artists kind of feel free to take these kind of big leftfield swings like this, you know? And if you want to make your improv ambient flute record instead of your hip-hop comeback, I think that rules, and you should do it.

Beside herself with grief, Pamina contemplates suicide, but the three spirits intervene, bringing her and Tamino together for the final trials. Protected by the magic flute, Tamino and Pamina successfully undergo fire and water ordeals. The three spirits also manage to prevent Papageno from killing himself, and the bird-catcher is reunited with his Papagena for good.

When using the flute there will be a progress bar for the first note you play (which note doesn't matter). I found it works better if you wait until the first note you play finishes (progress bar goes away) then play the song. Don't count the first note you play as part of the song.

Are you sure you didn't miss out on one song? The only reason you can't release the raccoon from the ice block is because you didn't unlock the third flute song, Shatter Serenade or 133133. When you reach the top of the ice mountain, you have two portals: one that takes you straight to the yeti and one that leads you on the longer path where you can unlock Moto's Finger.

Your weekly private instruction focuses on performance. With practicing professionals you'll study not only flute, but also have opportunities to study auxiliary instruments such as piccolo and baroque flute. The woodwind department's carefully balanced enrollment ensures you ample performance experience in groups including two orchestras, new music ensemble and chamber music.

Sally Horak Hundemer is the principal flute of the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. She earned her BM in flute performance from CIM in 1971 studying with Maurice Sharp. She is a member of the Baroque Artists of Shreveport and the Shreveport Symphony Woodwind Quintet and has performed with orchestras in San Francisco, Minneapolis, Guadalajara and Veracruz, Mexico.

An addendum from 2022, I recently watched a few interesting videos from the female South African classical instrumental outfit Sterling EQ which is lead by flutist Carina Bruwer. You might want to check out songs like Sarabande or Genesis (which has sort of a Kashmire feel). Good stuff.

I was attending CSU in 1975, when Tim Weisberg played a show for us in a small setting, like the ballroom, where we all just sat on the floor. As a flute major, I made sure to be in the front row, and bought all his records at the time. Thus my early introduction to his music! Unfortunately that was waay before the time of selfies and cellphone cameras everywhere, so no pictures exist.

There are few if any major intervallic jumps in the melody, which makes it relatively easy to play on the flute. You may require a little more patience with this one, though, as there are many parts to learn.

Almost everyone loves cake. We use it to celebrate special occasions like birthdays and weddings or to brighten an average day with a delicious baked good. Read on for the best songs about cake, literally and figuratively. These tunes are perfect for weddings, bake-offs, or enjoying a slice of mouthwatering cake.

The performers of Sombre. Left to right: Paul Ellison (string bass), Matthew Strauss (percussion), Kaija Saariaho (composer), Camilla Hoitenga (flute), Bridget Kibbey (harp), and Daniel Belcher (baritone). Courtesy Camilla Hoitenga.

Students in the studio receive private lessons which are geared towards both performance and pedagogy. All students perform in both large and small ensembles during each semester. In addition, students participate in studio classes, perform in the Ohio State Flute Troupe and participate in the Central Ohio Flute Association, a student organization that presents an annual flute festival. Students also may participate as counselor/coaches at the annual Flute Workshop for high school students held each summer for five days.

Hi @TimLau - thank you! Yes, the sheet music is there to show flute players the standard of the music, so they can decide whether to download it (for themselves or for their students) or not. The trick was to find a way of giving them just a taster of the music but not to give the complete score away!

Welcome to the Frost Flute Studio. We are a supportive and energetic group of flutists who come to study at the University of Miami from all over the world. Students in the flute studio can receive undergraduate degrees in instrumental performance, music therapy, music education, and music industry, while Master of Music, Doctor of Musical Arts, and Artist Diploma degrees are available to graduate students.

Students take weekly lessons, studio classes, and have the option to take extra topic classes, such as technique, pedagogy and literature, baroque flute, and orchestral excerpts. Students are also able to play in the Frost Flute Ensemble and chamber music.

Here you'll find recordings and free tablatures (sheet music) to play on your 6-hole Native American flute. All tabs are written in easy-to-read Nakai tablature and have rhythmic indications marking the drum in the recording.

The UVA Flute Forum Collegiate Competition is a free competition open to any undergraduate student currently enrolled at a college or university who is taking applied flute lessons (entrants do not need to be music majors, but must be enrolled in collegiate flute lessons when entering the competition).

Those interested in entering should submit a recording of the piece they would like to perform in the masterclass. Pieces written for flute and piano should be recorded with piano accompaniment (SmartMusic or other pre-recorded accompaniment is acceptable). Winners are responsible for bringing their own pianists to the masterclass.

To enter, please submit an unedited audio recording as a file attachment (or a link to an online posting of the audio recording), to UVAFluteForum@gmail.com. Video recordings will not be accepted. Include your name, email address, telephone number, and name of your current flute instructor. Previous winners are eligible to enter the competition. Entries are due by 11:59 pm on Monday, September 25, 2023. Winners will be announced by October 10, 2023.

An avid contemporary music performer, Hristina has commissioned and premiered multiple solo flute and chamber works by composers from Bulgaria, Canada, USA, Japan, Greece, Brazil, and others., including works for her flute and percussion ensemble Iktus Duo. Iktus Duo was the 2014 Ackerman Chamber Music Competition winner and has appeared at Harvard University, Bates College as well as universities in Louisiana, Texas, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Illinois, Colorado, Washington and Oregon. Hristina has performed at numerous contemporary music festivals including the Queens New Music Festival NYC (2016-19), Multicultural Sonic Evolution Festival NYC (2016-17), Spontaneous Combustion New Music Festival in Portland and Seattle (2018), New Music for Strings Festival in Aarhus, Denmark and NYC (2016-17), Versipel New Music Festival in New Orleans (2015), and the Pine Mountain Music Festival in Michigan (2019). Championing music by diverse composers, Hristina has worked with organizations such as the New York Women Composers, Association for the Promotion of New Music, RAM (Random Access Music), ACM (Access Contemporary Music), and recently performed with Valerie Coleman on the Texas premiere of her work Bostonian Scenes for flute quartet.

Cara Dailey is a flutist in The United States Air Force Concert Band and First Prize winner of the 2016 NFA Piccolo Artist Competition. Prior to moving to Washington DC, Ms. Dailey taught at McLennan Community College and Baylor University in Waco, Texas, and performed with the Alabama, Louisville, Waco, and Temple Symphony Orchestras. Previously, she was principal flutist in the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra, taught at the University of Evansville, and was the piccoloist for the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Dailey earned a Masters of Music degree in flute performance from Northwestern University and Bachelors of Music in flute performance from Baylor University. Her primary teachers include Helen Ann Shanley, Walfrid Kujala, and John Thorne.

Sam Golter is a flutist and musicologist at the University of Virginia, where he is completing his PhD in Critical and Comparative Studies in Music. He received his MM in flute performance from the University of Oregon where he studied under Molly Barth and has a BM from Lawrence University where he studied under Erin Lesser. AS a flutist, Sam is especially interested in collaborations with composers and electroacoustic repertoire. As an educator, he enjoys finding ways to incorporate extended techniques into practice routines and encouraging students to develop healthy and holistic relationships with their instruments. ff782bc1db