Teaching

A practice built on curiosity, careful listening, and helping each student find their own voice.

Lessons move between the practical and the imaginative — building craft while keeping sight of why the music matters.

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Composition

For composers, lessons focus on developing a personal language — orchestration, structure, and the patient work of revision — alongside the practical skills of preparing scores and parts for performance.

TOPICS COVERED

Orchestration & instrumentation · Form & structure · Finding a personal voice · Revision & craft · Preparing scores & parts · Electroacoustic & extended techniques

Composition Studio Information

Composition Studio Info / Materials

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Flute

For flutists, study spans tone, technique, and musicianship across the repertoire, with particular attention to contemporary and extendedtechniques and to playing new music with confidence.

TOPICS COVERED

Tone & sound production · Technique & facility · Musicianship & interpretation · Contemporary & extended techniques · Performing new music · Repertoire across eras

Flute Studio Information

Flute Studio Info / Materials