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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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 1 hour 50 minutes
episode 158: 89. "The first sound you make is your voice!" - Jake & Gabe Fridkis
"Of course we listen to Lizzo so it's important that you play the music that makes you happy! In 'Talking Flutes Extra' this week, Jean-Paul talks to Jake and Gabe Fridkis, the flute playing brothers that make up two thirds of the flute section of Fo...
episode 159: 91. "Don't be shy, as a musician you've got to put yourself out there.." - Dr José Valentino
"As musicians we spend so long practicing and honing our instrumental skills that we neglect seeing ourselves as as a legitimate business!" In 'Talking Flute Extra' podcast this week, Jean-Paul talks with the brand new Grammy Award winning musician D...
episode 160: 92. "It's not rocket science to be able to play the piccolo well" - Janet Richardson
"Piccolo playing is a piece of cake providing you have the diaphragm control, technique and ability to control your embouchure.." In 'Talking Flutes' this week, Clare talks via Skype from her home in Hove, Sussex to Janet Richardson, Principal Piccol...
episode 161: 93. "Get our there and market yourself online" - Nicole Riccardo
"The biggest power you have with social media is in building relationships. Don't just post and then disappear...engage!" In an enlightening 'Talking Flutes Extra' podcast this week, Jean-Paul talks to 'Digital Experience Queen', flute player and en...
episode 162: 94. Who says the flute has to be played at 90 degrees? - Jean-Paul & Clare
Don't let the music stand dictate your posture! Why have a curved head flute and what use is the alto flute? This week in 'Talking Flutes' Jean-Paul is once again down in Hove, Sussex at the home of Royal Academy of Music in London Flute Professor C...
episode 163: 95. Christmas with flutes, champagne and jigsaw puzzles - Jean-Paul & Clare
Should I feel guilty about taking time of playing the flute over Christmas? In 'Talking Flutes' podcast this week, Jean-Paul and Clare talk about Christmas puzzles, sparkling English wine, the guilt about flute practicing and also discuss thoughts ab...
episode 164: 96. Your flute practice plan is like a balanced diet! - Jean-Paul & Clare
Being a musician and constantly opening up the emotional toolbox for practice and performances is often very taxing on our mental health. In the first 'Talking Flutes' podcast of 2020, let's make a pact to make this the year when we all take our per...
episode 165: 97. Why don't you recharge yourself like you do your mobile phones?? - The Happy Flutist
Celebrating music, our little imperfections and supporting positive mental health A different 'Talking Flutes Extra' this week where Jean-Paul talks about his brand new and completely free to access website for the stressed, tired or anxious flute pl...
episode 166: 98. It's all about the F** Word 3.0 - José Valentino & Gualo
Emmy and Grammy Award wining musicians Jose Valentino on flute and Gualo on guitar join Jean-Paul in his Los Angeles hotel room to talk about the only 'F' word that is important in music...'Fun'. They speak about the need for flute players to have mo...
episode 167: 99. Food for thought when you don't have cats to talk to! - Clare Southworth
Music can be a solitary occupation and it can often be difficult to maintain the motivation to continue to drive yourself forward. When it comes down to it, you have to dissect and segment your own schedule and personal life to maintain balance...eve...