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Welcome to Practicing Flutist, the online resource for flutists. Whether you are a performing flutist, teaching flutist, freelancing flutist, student flutist, an amateur, a professional, or somewhere in between, this site has been created to provide useful and interesting information for you!

Have you found a Flute Buddy yet? Whether you are looking for flute fun or extra practice, finding a Buddy could be just the ticket.

Flutist or flautist? One of my teachers was adamant about being called 'flutist' rather than the fancier sounding 'flautist'. I have noticed that it is mostly non-musicians that call us flautists, while we refer to ourselves as flutists in publications, on recordings, etc. The debate over the proper term inspired me to come up with a design that expresses my love for the flute in a multitude of languages. I have put this design on note cards, mugs, bags, and T-shirts that you can check out in my Cafepress store. Just click on the link to the left.

Happy Fluting!

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