Jean-Paul Wright & Clare Southworth
Talking Flutes
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...
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Jean-Paul Wright & Clare Southworth
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2 oct. 2024
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2. Ten minute bizzare musings by flute technical workshop 21.04.2011 10:17
Here is approximately 10 minutes of bizzare conversational musings from the Trevor James flute techs as they go about their work. From cat food, designer flute headjoint cork through to using flutes at the Olympics, this audio dispels the Twitter and Facebook rumours that they are usually very grumpy!
1. TJ Flute technical workshop - straight baritone saxophone? 15.04.2011 5:42
On April 1st, not only did the Trevor James flute technical workshop record an audio spoof about a left handed flute, but they also devised and recorded an April fool about a straight baritone saxophone and posted in the many saxophone forums. Since being posted online it has outdone the left-handed flute audio in feedback and downloads! It is therefore only by request that we post an audio abou...
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