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Presiderlt: Sir James Galway OBE The psychology of Vice-presihr: Albert Cooper cover is from the worlishops of sculptor flute teaching Acting Chairmat/: Kenneth Bell Jan van Nost and has been in the 24 grounds of Painswiclc House, Lucinda klackworth-Young shares Gloucestershire, since it was first some of the best-kept secrets of constructed in the 18th century. successful tlute teaching and ....................................... happy, motivated pupils. The Journal of The British Flute Society British Flute Society Sing alto flute! Volume 21 No. 1 Address Book 2 The sonoritv of the alto flute has 28 March 2002 enormous expressive possibilities. Carla Rees reveals its history and Editor& Committee Comment sings its praises in this first article Clare Roberts Editor 3 of a new series. Kenneth Bell ........................................ Christine Ring BFS news Brian Finnegan: a bit Helen Baker i\ new section to keep. .vou up to date 4 of a wizard with all BFS events, activities and 30 Contacting the BFS information, including memhers' noticeboard Funky tlute playing General enquiries ........................................ from a techno acrobat Kenneth Bell Acting Choir - to find out more E-mail: secretary@bfs,org.uk Flute news about the man and his Ben's diary, tlute days for young music, read I-Ielen- Membership enquiries 6 people, advice, rare crystal flute Louise Balter's interview John Rayworth A4en1bedip Secretary with the central figure The Nook, How Mill, of the folli band Flook! Brampton Letters ...................... Cumbria CA8 9JY Octotonic music, coping with Tel: 01228 670306 braces 11 Deafness no bar E-mail: [email protected] this flautist All telephone enquiries regarding BFS June playing The flute is the best thing that has ever membership should be directed day with happened to Ruth Montgomery. The to John Rayworth 12 beauty of her playing has been Susan Editorial described as inspirational. Here, this Clare Roberts Editor Milan determined, inspired flautist tells the 2 \Voodlawn Road story........................................ of her music-making. London SW6 6NQ Telephone 020 7385 2071 Historical clues to the Fax020 73853276 origin of the flute 37 E-mail: [email protected] Advertising .............. .......... really invented in Maple Media Ltd. Concert and flute day 411 Wokingham Road Earley, Reading, reviews 14 Berlrshire RG6 7EL Telephone 0118 926 1669 Simon O'Sullivan delves Fax0118 9665611 Obituaries into the mists of time.. illl~ertIloney, Russell King, 17 Cover James Cuming Hopliinson Summer school listings Statue of Pan (see tinted box for details) ........................................ Pan's annual list of flute summer Courtesy of the newspaper Concert listings 38 Stroucl News and Journul schools........................................ in the UK and abroad Design, production and printing Michaelangelo Design Reviews The Fitzpatrick Building Flautist of fire and 158-194 Yorli Way, London N7 9AS flexibility 20 ........................................ Telephone 020 7700 4733 Jol~athanSnowden Advertiser index and Fax 020 7700 3703 believes the key to survival E-mail:[email protected] classified 55 in the flute world is ........................................ flexibility - in dynam~cs, style, colour and Counterpoint interpretation. Susan Further shock revelations from Views expressed by contributors are their own Fitzgerald finds out more ' the Comos ... Daisy \Veal on Harmony56 and do not necessarily reflect the official view of of the Spheres, world music, the British Flute Society. All copyrights reserved. about this talented, versatile musician. Neapolitan sixths and Zarathustra ... Registered charity No. 326473 ISSN 1360-1563 The aims of the British Flute Society: ...ro advntance the edt/cntion ofrhep~tblicin the Art and Scierrce of iblrcric and in por~ir~tlarthe AI? nnd Science of FMe p/n.ying it1 anN its nspccts... PAN MAGAZINE 1 The British Flute Off'leers Cumbria London SE24 9JQ Elizabeth Way I Janet McCallum Tel: 020 7733 1328 Harlow, Essex CM20 2HX Rachel Misson Peasrirer 1 Society Wyresdale Surrey Tel: 01279 417134 Spring Farm, \Vanviclc 7 Liniethwaite Road Jacliie Cos Pax: 01279 429401 Road, Stratford-upon- Pmi&it: Sir .lames Galway Windermere LA23 2BQ 3 \Vest Street, E-mai1:baerenreiter Avon CV37 OPZ Tel: 01539 446611 Carshalton, @dial.pipex.com TeVfax: 01789 731966 East London Surrey SM5 2PT Fas: 01789 731499 Bill Lewitigton Ltd AFT liate Cuzner Tel: 020 8773 0436 Unit 8, Hornsby Square Nbert Cooper Nbert Cooper 52 Turnstone Close Swansea Southfields Industrial Hot~aryVice Presihl l Upper Road, Plaistow, I-lug11 Phillips Park, Laingdon, Essex 9 \Vest Road London, E13 116 Delffordd, Rhos, Clapham SS15 6SD Tel: 020 7511 5552 Pontardawe, Swansea, Tel: 01268 413366 London SlV4 7DL East Central Scotland \Vest Glamorgan SAS 3E\% Tel: 020 7622 7663 Fax: 01268 418008 Irene Barties, Broughton Tel: 01792 865825 Email: Kenneth Bell Susan Bruce 28 Station Road, ICinross, Twicltenhan~ [email protected] Acting Chairman Legal Represetrtafive Scotland KY13 7TG Julie \Vright Central Band HQ Music 4 Winston Close Tel: 01577 862433 ClCW Publications 41 Devon Avenue i\ttn. 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