Volumes I - XV (1975-1990) - National Flute Association
Volumes I - XV (1975-1990) - National Flute Association
Volumes I - XV (1975-1990) - National Flute Association
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Movements from Bach' s <strong>Flute</strong> Sonatas, X/3, 26-27;<br />
Philadelphia Convention to Spotlight Kincaid Legacy,<br />
VIII/3, 1; A Report on NFA Finances, XIV/5 [<strong>XV</strong>/1], 22-23;<br />
Two Important Kincaid <strong>Flute</strong>s to be Exhibited at<br />
Philadelphia Convention, VIII/4, 9; A Word or Two<br />
About Faure' s "Morceau de Concours," XI/3, 36.<br />
SOLUM, JOHN, IX/3, 10; X/3, 9-10; XI/4, 29; XI/5, 12;<br />
XIII/2, 21.<br />
SONORITY, III/3, 9-10; VI/3, 8-9.<br />
Soule, Richard L. <strong>Flute</strong> Clubs: A First Report, X11I/1, 20-21;<br />
<strong>Flute</strong> Clubs: Getting Started, XIIII4, 15 ; <strong>Flute</strong> Clubs:<br />
The Minneapolis Convention, <strong>XV</strong>/2, 52; <strong>Flute</strong> Clubs:<br />
The New Orleans Convention August 17-20, 1989,<br />
XIV/2, 18-19; <strong>Flute</strong> Clubs: The Newsletter, XIV/5<br />
[<strong>XV</strong>/1], 41; <strong>Flute</strong> Clubs: The Season In Review, XIII/3,<br />
70-71; <strong>Flute</strong> Clubs: A Spring Report, XIII/2, 78-79;<br />
<strong>Flute</strong> Clubs: A Strategy for Marketing, XIV/1, 19-20;<br />
The Year in Review (flute clubs), XIV/3, 49-50.<br />
SOVIET UNION, IX/2, 24-25; IX/4, 24-26; XI/3, 23-33.<br />
Spell, Eldred, Anatomy of a Headjoint, X/2, 22-23; photographs of<br />
St. Louis Convention, X11/4, 11-13; Posture: Quick Tips for<br />
Flutists. Part I, XI/3, 52-55; Part II, XII/1, 73-74;<br />
William Bennett (interview), XIV/3, 57-58.<br />
Spencer, Patricia, Toward A Chamber Music Curriculum,<br />
XIII/3, 14-15.<br />
Sprenkle, Robert, contributor to Joseph Mariano: The Man,<br />
The Artist, The Teacher, X/4, 4ff.<br />
STAMPS, POSTAGE, with flutes, XII/1, 7-15; X11/2, 42-52.<br />
Starr, S. Frederich, A Pitch for World Harmony, XI/3, 47-49.<br />
Stevens, Roger, Introduction and Variations, Op. 160, Trockne<br />
Blumen by Franz Schubert, Part 1, XIII/4, 55-60; Part II,<br />
XIV/1, 58-61; contributor to Joseph Mariano: The Man, The<br />
Artist, The Teacher, X/4, 4ff.<br />
STEVENS, ROGER, 11/4, 14; XIV/2, 32 .<br />
STOKES, SHERIDON, 1/2, 8-9; 11/4, 14; VI/4, 14; VII/4, 13.<br />
Stoune, Michael, Editing and Publishing Reprinted Music for<br />
<strong>Flute</strong>, 1/2, 12-13; Proposed NFA Anthology of American<br />
<strong>Flute</strong> Music, XIV/5 [<strong>XV</strong>/1], 43; <strong>XV</strong>/2, 51; A Report on<br />
Friday at the NFA Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana,<br />
XIV/4, 34-35.<br />
STOUNE, MICHAEL, X/3, 12 .<br />
Stout, Glennis, Convention Special, X/2, 25; Fifteenth Annual<br />
Convention, 1987, XII/4, 8-10; Eloise Ristad, XI/2, 10;<br />
Fourteenth Annual Convention, 1986, Sheraton Centre Hotel,<br />
New York, New York, XI/5, 13-15; Is There Life After Fluting?,<br />
X/1, 48-49; The Jean-Pierre Rampal International <strong>Flute</strong><br />
Competition, 1987, X111/1, 41; contributor to Joseph Mariano:<br />
The Man, The Artist, The Teacher, X/4, 4ff; Lunch with Jean-<br />
Pierre Rampal, XI/5, 32; The NFA Russian Adventure, X1V/4,<br />
57-60; Opening Day at The New Orleans Convention,<br />
XIV/4, 31-33; compiler, A Rare Teacher/Geoffrey Gilbert,<br />
1914-1989 His Life and Influence, XIV/4, 14-17;The Retiring<br />
Flutists of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, <strong>XV</strong>/2, 25;<br />
Sunday - Last Day (sigh!) of the New Orleans Convention,<br />
XIV/4, 39-40; Theobald Boehm Commemorative Celebration<br />
in Munich, VII/3, 9; A Tribute to Marcel Moyse, X/2, 9;<br />
Women and the <strong>Flute</strong>/A Symposium - Introduction - , <strong>XV</strong>/2, 6-7.<br />
STOUT, GLENNIS, VII/4, 13.<br />
SUHR, ALFRED, memorial, X111/4, 9.<br />
SUMMER FLUTE MASTERCLASSES, See MASTERCLASS<br />
ANNOUNCEMENTS.<br />
SUZUKI METHOD, XII/1, 65-68; <strong>XV</strong>/2, 56-59.<br />
SUZUKI, SHINICHI, VI/3, 15; VII/3, 6-8; X/4, 63-66; XII/1, 65-68.<br />
Svitzer, Henrik, and Axel Svitzer, <strong>Flute</strong> Playing Based on the<br />
Kodaly Concept, XII/2, 77-81.<br />
Swanson, Philip J., contributor to Joseph Mariano: The Man,<br />
The Artist, The Teacher, X/4, 4ff.<br />
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SWANSON, PHILIP J., IV/4, 8-9; VI11/3, 8.<br />
SYMPHONY, VI/2, 14; VI/4, 8.<br />
TAIWAN, teaching flute in, XIV/2, 69-71.<br />
TAKAHASHI, TOSHIO, VI/3, 15; VII/3, 6-8; X/4, 63-66.<br />
TANG SOON-PING, XI/4, 18-19.<br />
Tan Mi-Zi, <strong>Flute</strong> and Drum Under the Setting Sun (for flute<br />
alone), XI/4, 24-25.<br />
Tardif, Cecile, Cecile Chaminade and the Concertino, op. 107,<br />
<strong>XV</strong>/2, 19-22.<br />
Taub, Paul, Contemporary <strong>Flute</strong> Music in Russia, XIV/4, 61-63;<br />
Soviet Music for <strong>Flute</strong> Solo and <strong>Flute</strong> and Piano: A Selective<br />
Bibliography, XTV/5 [<strong>XV</strong>/1], 29-31.<br />
Tauber, Linda, Results of the 1978 Convention Opinion and<br />
Comment Sheet, IV 11, 5.<br />
TAUBER, LINDA, 1/2, 8-9.<br />
TEACHING, 11/3, 7, 15-16; VII/3, 1, 3ff; XI/2, 11, 37; XIV/1, 30, 31;<br />
XIV/3, 70-73; beginners, <strong>XV</strong>/3, 13; of blind, <strong>XV</strong>/3, 20-21; as<br />
career for women, <strong>XV</strong>/2, 42; chamber music, VII/4, 3ff; college<br />
auditions, VII/3, 14-17; VII/4, 7ff; of Kincaid, VIII/4, 7-9, 10-12,<br />
13-15, 17-19; Paris Conservatory, IX/1, 13ff; recruiting students,<br />
XIV/4, 28-29; Suzuki method, V11/3, 6-8; in Taiwan, XIV/2,<br />
69-71; university level, XIII/3, 10-12; younger students, XIV/5<br />
[<strong>XV</strong>/1], 33-34.<br />
TECHNIQUE, FLUTE, for artistry, <strong>XV</strong>/3, 41-44;bibliography,<br />
XII/3, 63-67; circular breathing, XIV/3, 51-53; fingerings,<br />
XIII/2, 64-65; fingering and psychomotor development,<br />
XIV/1, 31; practice, XIV/1, 30; rhythmic distortion,<br />
XIV/3, 70-73; as second instrument, XIV/4, 18-19; tonguing,<br />
XIII/3, 68-69; training and practice, <strong>XV</strong>/4, 30.<br />
TELEMANN, GEORG PHILIPP, cantatas, XIII/2, 27-31.<br />
TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT (TMJ) DISORDERS, IX/2, 21.<br />
Terry, Kenton, contributor to Joseph Mariano: The Man, The<br />
Artist, The Teacher, X/4, 4ff.<br />
TERRY, KENTON, 1/2, 8-9; V/4, 12; memorial, XI/5, 3.<br />
THESES, MASTER'S, VIII/4, 25; IX/I, 17-19; IX/3, 40.<br />
Thomas, Judith, Embouchure Self-Help, XI/5, 40-44. See also<br />
Potpourri and For Your Information columns in most issues.<br />
THOMAS, JUDITH, IX/3, 11-12, X/3, 10; XI/1, 32.<br />
Thomas, Mark, Harry Moskovitz -In Memoriam, VII/2, 6; In<br />
Memoriam: Emil Medicus, V/3, 12-13; The NFA Collection,<br />
XIV/5, [<strong>XV</strong>/1] 15; Reflections, 1/2, 6-7.<br />
Thurow, Roger, Pied Piper Charms Historians Now-<br />
7 Centuries Later, IX/4, 31ff.<br />
Tipton, Albert, contributor to Joseph Mariano: The Man,<br />
The Artist, The Teacher, X/4, 4ff.<br />
TIPTON, ALBERT, 1/2, 8-9; VI/1,1; interview, 3ff.<br />
TOENSING, RICHARD E., composition award, IX/3, 32.<br />
Toff, Nancy, The Boehm Centenary Lectures, VII/1, 3ff; The<br />
Evolution of the Murray <strong>Flute</strong>, III/4, 11-14; The NFA China<br />
Adventure: Introduction, XII/4, 27; Perspectives on Vibrato,<br />
XI/2, 23-30; Summary (Russian tour), XIV/4, 67-68;<br />
The Trivial Pursuit of the <strong>Flute</strong>, XI/4, 58-60.<br />
TOFF, NANCY, XIII/2, 22; <strong>XV</strong>/2, 82.<br />
TONE, FLUTE, 111/3, 9-10; breath control & embouchure,<br />
XIH/1, 61-62; development, <strong>XV</strong>/3, 52-54; embouchure,<br />
IX/4, 6-7; XI/2, 23-30; XI/5, 40-44; fundamentals,<br />
XII/2, 74-75. See also VIBRATO.<br />
TONGUING, XIII/3, 68-69.<br />
Trahan, Kathleen, Interview with James Galway and Michael<br />
Emmerson, IV/1, 3ff; The Vibrato: A Scientific Approach<br />
(review), IX/3, 15-27. See also MASTERCLASS<br />
ANNOUNCEMENTS.<br />
TRAVEL TO EUROPE, XIV/5 [<strong>XV</strong>/1], 53.<br />
TRAVERSO, See BAROQUE FLUTE.<br />
TRIVIA, FLUTE, IX/4, 17ff; XI/4, 58-60.