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Life Members of the British Flute Society Area Representatives TheJournal of the British Flute Society President James Galway Vice President Albert Cooper Council Area Representatives Douglas Townshend Chairman Helen Baker Avon/Somerset Robert Bigio Events Organizer Carole Timms, 'Marlow', Garston Lane, Blagdon, Avon BS18 Ann Cherry 6TG Tel: 01761 462348 lan Clarke Biiam Jackie Cox Margaret Lowe, 10 Navenby Close, Shirley, Solihull, West Mid- Hugh Pbillips lands B90 ILH Tel: 0121 474 3549 Tessa Ralphson Christine Ring Bolton/Lancashire Susan Mary Whittaker Assistant Area Reps Gwrdinatm Irene Barnes, 40 Grange Park Road, Bromley Cross, Bolton BL7 Julie Wright Area Reps Gwrdinalm/Educafia R@wntaliue 9YA Tel: 01204 59391 1 Cardiff Jenny Wray Membership Secretary Philip Wray Trmm Iau Provis, 13 Werfa Street, Roath Park, Cardiff CF2 5EW Tel: Susan Bnlce Hon Legal Adviror 01222489061 Trevor Wye Archivist East London Kate Cuzner, 52 Turnstone Close, Upper Road, Plaistow, London Judith Fitton Editor Tel: 0171 51 1 5552 The British Flute Society was formed in January 1983 from the constitution: Guildford 'The objects of the Society shall be to advance the education of the public Clare Lund, Down Amphrey, Rowley Drive, Cranleigh, Surrey in the Art and Science of Music and in particular the Art and Science of GU6 8PN Tel: 01483 273167 Flute playing in all aspects by the presentation of public concerts and Hertfordshire recitals and by such other ways as the Society through its Council shall deter- mine from time to time'. Wendy Walshe, Kennel House, Howe Green, Hertford SG13 8LH Tel: 0 1707 261573 The Editor welcomes contributions to Pan - typed and always double spread Leeds - by post to l16 Woodwarde Road, Dulwich, London SE22 8UT (also see Pauline Jackson, Croft Cottage, Old ~ank~o~,~ool-in- Membership Secretary's address). Wharfedale LS21 3BZ Tel: 01532 842457 Views expressed by the contributors are their own and do not necessarily Norfolk voice any official view of the Society. Elaine Smith, The White Homestead, Bramerton, Nonvich NR14 7DP Tel: 05088 215 Subscription rates to BFS North East England Individual Membership (U.K) £20 Christine Ring, Low Warden Farmhouse, Warden, Hexham, Husband and wife/daughter etc £25 Northumberland NE46 48N Tel: 01434 603489 Student (25 & under) &OAP. f13 Flute Clubs and schools £20 Oxford Commercial (Worldwide) f 40 Carolyn Nelson, 21 Trinity Street, St Ebbes, Oxford OX1 ITN Overseas Membership Europe f 25 Tel: 01865 250169 Overseas Zone 1 & 2 £30 South Buckinghamshire All Overseas students (25 &under, must be in Ann Davidson, S Bailey Close, High Wycombe, Bucks HP13 6QA, full time education) f 18 Tel: 01494 528538 Lie Membership £300 Joint Lie Membership f 350 South East London Susan Mary Whittaker, 52 Red Post Hill, Herne Hill SE24 9JQ Membership Seaetary Jenny Wray Tel: 0171 733 1328 The White House South Hampshire Hatton Green, Hatton Waxwickshire CV35 7LA Karen Morrison, Roselands, Crawley Hill, West Wellow, Hamp shire S051 6AP Tel: 01794 323842 Aduerlisemenf Repesmtalivcc South Kent Maple Media Ltd, 411 Wokingham Road, Earley. Reading RC6 2EL. John Gridley, 47 Park Avenue, Deal, Kent CT14 9AW Tel: 01304 Telephone: 01734 261669 Fax: 01734 665611 364806 Printed by The Lavenham Press Ltd. Lavenbam, Suffolk Southport/Merseyside AU wpyighcr mmed Tessa Ralphson, 57 Salford Road, Ainsdale, Southport Tel: 0170477614 Life Members of the British Flute Society Surrey Michie Bennett Pauline Jackson Jackie Cox, 3 West Street, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 2PT Tel: 0181 William Bennett Anne Jakeman 773 0436 Wissam Boustany Trevor James Swansea Lamond Clelland Ian McLauchlan Hugh Phillips, 116 Delffordd, Rhos, Pontardawe, West Glamor- Patricia Clelland Susan Milan gan SA8 3EW Tel: 01792 865825 Albert Cooper Christopher Paul Money Twickenham Philomena Cooper Alexander Murray Julie Wright, 41 Devon Avenue, Twickenham TW2 6PN Tel: Elena D& Barbara Noble Michael Emmerson Stephen Robinson 0181 241 7572 Caroline M. Franklyn Kirsten Spratt West Sussex James Galway Andy Thomson Lindy Thwaites, 19 Downview Road, Bamham, Bognor Regis Jeanne Cinnante Galway David St. John-Weyers P022 OEG Tel: 01243 553623 Brian Hamilton Trevor Wye Wiltshire Patricia L. Harper Danielle Baron-Janke Paul Ferguson Christopber Hammond Mrs P. Clelland, 23 Islington, Trowbridge, Wiltshire BA14 OEG NilsThilo -er Carla Rees Tel: 01225 752971 Hannah Lang Sheila Searchfield Cumbria Jennifer Welsh Lars-Ame Wennquist Janet McCallum, Wyresdale, 7 Limethwaite Road, Windermere LA23 2BQ Tel: 01539 446611 Cover: Painting of Dulwich College. by Camille Pissaro - Worcestershire Private Collection USA. AJison Uren, Chalfont House, 26 Christchurch Road, Great Malvern, Worcs WR14 3BE Tel: 01684 567819 France South West Atarah Ben Tovim, Au Bosch, Juillac 33890 Gensac, France Tel: 57474003 Editorial Contents More divorces, suicides, depression, family rows, Editorial 2 wife/husband beating (partner bashing to be totally Diary 3 PC) and murders! 'Amongst musicians?' I hear you say - no, it's just that there is a massive increase in Keeping in Touch 4 these incidents around Christmas time. The stress is Two Bern hards tremendous and it doesn't matter how much you John Wion resolve not to get caught up in it all, and vow not to send cards except to friends of 90 plus etc. etc, you So Who is this Mike Mower? do and it is worse than ever the later you leave it, Judith Fitton hence all the screaming, bashing and bad temper. However, if you do manage to survive without giving Why Play an Open-hole Flute? way to one of the aforementioned, there are things Robert Bigio to look forward to in the new year. Masterclass You will of course initially put yourself on a diet Nicholccs Vallis-Davies but when that has all gone by the board, you can get back to normal. Read Pan, and perhaps you will be Why Play an Old Instrument? able to think more positively about that wooden flute Rachel Brown you have hankered after for so long (Why Buy an Old February Flute Festival 22 Instrument by Rachel Brown, Page 19). If that idea doesn't grab you but you feel in a mood for action, Protect Your Hearing - Tinnitus book up to come to the February Flute Festival (see Anthony McColl middle pages) and if that doesn't appeal to you, have A Flute Orchestra in the Dordogne a gin and tonic or whatever and think about the Sue Ogilvie/Richard Walsh various 'Days' we have-put on this year, all advertised in this Pan. There will be a variety of events and there Regional Events should be something for everyone - as there, hope- Julie Wnght fully, is to read in Pan (if I cannot be the Queen of Editors I hope I can be in your hearts!') NFA Convention 1995 My message for the new year then is; come to at Ziie Smith least one event, meet us, read us, be positive! Area Reps Portrait Gallery 33 Happy New Year. Reviews 34 Letters 42 BFS EVENTS 11 Feb 1996 - February Flute Festival 10-12 April 1996 - Teachers Course Stranraer Editor 7 July 1996 - Cardiff Flute Day 1997 - London Flute Event with Peter Lukas-Graf Ann Cherry - Warmest congratulations for being awarded an Honorary Fellowship of Trinity College of Music Michael Walder - Former Music Lecturer at Preston College has sadly died at the age of 52, he will be greatly missed. Summer Masterclasses - If you wish to appear in the listing in the Spring Pan please send details to the Masterclass Reporter not the Editor of Pan, by 1 January 1996. Maly J~anSimpson, Maskrclass Reporter 5106 Hapmts Dri71e Columbia MD 21044.1310, USA. Copydate - 15January (15 April, 15Ju1y)Typed and double spaced, please . please . please! Diary January 1996 Elena Durh with the Orchesba of the Swan - Mer- 16-17 BFS Flute Choir Weekend with Colin Fleming 17 cedante Concerto Civic Hall Stratford-upon-Avon Stockport. Tel: 01 789-269247 (h:269843) Contact: Tessa Ralphson -Merseyside Rep. Tel: 01 704-5 77614 (Pax: 5 71614) Magic of Mozart Elena Durh Masterclass Flute Weekend at Canterbury on Mozart Flute Concertos Christ Church College with Trevor Wye, Kirsten Spratt, The Town Hall, Stratford-upon-Avon Lisa Nelsen, Kate Hill, Andy Thomson Tel: 01 789-269247 (Fa:269843) Tel: 01227-782244 February 17 Flute Day 10 Elena Masterclass lOa.m.4p.m. Jubilee Hall, Middleton-onsea, West Sussex 10a.m. The Stables, Wavendon Details: Mrs Carolyn Fuley, 2 Chalfont Close Tel: 01 908-582522 MiddletonanSea, W Sussex P022 7SL Elena Durh and Laurie Holloway -“Pd BFS Teachers Course 'Broadway to Hollywood' 10-12 Stranraer, with Ann Cheny Wavendon. Tel: 01 908-582522 Details:Julie Wet0181-241 7572 February Flute Festival J"h BFS Flute Day Duhvich College 7 Cardiff with Wmam Boustany and Elena Durh Details on cenh.e Pages March Concert for Peace (Musicians against Nuclear Arms) 10 Ruth Underwood, Margaret Lion 7.30p.m. Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, London N6 A date for your diary: Cardiff Flute Day Sunday, 7 July, 1996 with Elena Dur5.n and Wissam Boustany Workshops and Recitals Howell's School, Llandaff Full details in the next issue of Pan. On the job front, we have one Heinzman (Stuttgart), Second Wze- Gareth Davies newly appointed Gabriel Ahumada (USA). Two Keeping Principal Flute with the Flut~s/TwoFlutes and Piano. First Prize Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra -Yoko and Mayami Sugiyama (Rueil- who had recently been refused an Malmaison) Secondprize - Andrea audition for extra work on grounds Ikker and Barbel Kolof -Danek of inexperience! (Celsenkirchen) . Third Prize - Robert Wiwould like it to be Johanna Sigler and Stephanie Touch more generally known that he has Bechert (Berlin) Three Flutes/Four been appointed Professor of Flute at Flutes. First Prize - Suzanne Arends, Weimar University in Germany (for Marielle Niewhuis and Jernen Bron some time now) although he is of (Den Haag) Second Prize -Jorgensen course still flourishing as Principal Kielke, Charlotte Norholt and Mari- Flute with the RPO, dividing his time anne Leth (Arhus) Third Prize- Beat- between the two jobs.
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