The #1 Flute Podcast Channel ‘Talking Flutes‘ where the recipe and ingredients are very simple. Take a leading flute player, author, golfer and Professor at the Royal Academy of Music in London (Clare Southworth) and mix with flute player, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Public Speaker and Managing Director of the world famous TJ flute brand (Jean-Paul Wright). Then speak with some of the world‘s leading flute players including Sir James Galway, Jasmine Choi, Denis Bouriakov, Paul Edmund-Davies, Gareth Davies (too many more beautiful flute playing guests to mention in a single paragraph), and gently mix these together with some Grammy and Emmy winning musicians. Top with mental health awareness advice from Dr Joe Stammeijer and finish with some stunning music, laughs and plenty of fun.
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episode 325: Unlocking Fear: How Musicians Can Perform to Their Full Potential - Episode 269
Fear is a natural human emotion that can affect anyone, including as many of us would have experienced…musicians. It can manifest in various ways, such as stage fright, fear of failure, fear of judgment, or fear of not meeting expectations. When left...
episode 324: Banish Comparison And Embrace Your Individuality : E:268 with Jean-Paul Wright
Liberating Your Power of Individuality and Why Musicians Should Embrace Their Unique Journey The world of music is a diverse tapestry, woven with countless individual threads, each carrying its own unique expression and style. However, amidst this r...
episode 323: Do You Get Performance Anxiety? Bitesize Episode 13 : Podcast 267 with Jean-Paul Wright
Performance anxiety is a common experience among musicians, regardless of their skill level or stage of career. The pressure to deliver a flawless performance in front of an audience or examiner can trigger a range of physical and psychological sympt...
episode 322: Is flute movement off-putting? E:266 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul Wright
Do you move too much when you are playing? This week on Talking Flutes, Clare and Jean-Paul look at three questions which have been sent in by listeners. 1. What do we think about musicians moving around when playing? 2. Blind or open auditions to in...
episode 321: The legacy of Louis Lot flutes. Bitesize E: 12 Podcast 265 with Jean-Paul Wright
This week we’re taking a very brief look at the iconic Louis Lot Flute Company and their legacy of excellence and innovation. The first Lot flutes were made in 1855 and over 168 years later, Louis Lot flutes have earned a reputation for their excepti...
episode 320: Monty Python, British Aristocracy, Star Wars, Shakespeare & the flute? E: 264 with Jean-Paul Wright
What does a Monty Python, London Cockney, Shakespeare, a French composer, a pirate, an alien, a member of the British aristocracy, Star Wars, and the Talking Flutes Podcast all have in common? This week on Talking Flutes Extra, Jean-Paul has really g...
episode 319: Getting out of your own way! Bitesize E:11 Podcast 263 with Jean-Paul Wright
Do you cause your own performance, practice and goal setting problems? In Talking Flutes Bitesize podcast this week, Jean-Paul briefly looks at the importance of getting out of our own way to succeed in our musical life. Many of us have faced situati...
episode 318: The melody is the hook! E: 262 with Clare Southworth & Jean-Paul Wright
Bringing Berio's Sequenza to Life! This week on Talking Flutes, Clare and Jean-Paul will be addressing additional questions sent in by podcast listeners. To cultivate and enhance your musical growth, it is crucial for you to consistently venture beyo...
episode 317: Creative Visualisation for Flute Players! Talking Flutes Bitesize E:10 Podcast 261
As musicians, we all want to deliver the best possible performance, but sometimes nerves or distractions can get in the way. Creative visualisation is a technique that involves using mental imagery to create or recreate experiences in our minds. By v...
episode 316: Piccolo curiosity is the solution! E:260 with Egor Egorkin Piccolo with Berliner Philharmonika
Yes you too can fall in love with playing the piccolo! This week on Talking Flutes, Jean-Paul speaks with Egor Egorkin, the Principal Piccolo player of the Berliner Philharmonika. In this insightful episode, Egor speaks about the process of creating ...