Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by It’s an instrument based on the most fundamental sign of life: breath. Listen to the best music ever written for it. In the past, we’ve chosen the ...

Bombay-born British composer Brian Elias has been active since the 1960s. A slow and fastidious worker, his 1992 score for the Royal Ballet’s The Judas Tree is probably the closest thing he's had to a ...

James Brinkmann is asking his countrymen and women to lend him their ears. Every time the flutist takes to the streets to play he wants listeners to stop, draw or write what they feel while they’re ...

I prefer the sound of Bach’s keyboard music to be played on a modern piano, my go-to recordings of the concertos being those by Angela Hewitt and András Schiff. I’ll make an exception for this new ...

The director James Brining returned to Opera North to direct this revival of his spectacular production of The Magic Flute – he takes the view that the work is “a profound piece of art about humanity ...

Flutist Julin Cheung uses his talents to influence a new generation. On this episode of On Stage at Curtis, flutist Julin Cheung uses his talents to influence a new generation, drawing others into his ...

Numerous flutists have gathered in Santa Fe this week for a workshop called Santa Fe Flute Immersion, organized by Linda Marianiello. Much of the time will have been given over to master classes for ...

The flute is hitting a high note with fans who are rediscovering the classical instrument. Thank Lizzo, the singer, rapper, and classically-trained flutist who is bringing renewed attention to the ...