19th annual Hampton Roads Flute Faire - March 10, 2012

[pied_piper]

The 19th annual Hampton Roads Flute Faire will take place on March 10, 2012 at the beautiful Christopher Newport University. Our Guest Artist is Kelly Sulick, lecturer in flute from the University of Virginia - kellysulick.com. She will present a recital and master classes for our High School and College competition winners. Our day will also feature Flute Choirs in concert, open flute lessons with Virginia Symphony flutists, local flute stars in recital, a flute choir reading session and more. Always a favorite is our array of vendors with plenty of flutes, music and accessories for every flutist.

The Solo Competition is the backbone of our wonderful day. Every level of player is invited to compete - Elementary, Middle School, High School, College and Adult Amateur. Repertoire selection is a single piece of your choosing. Prizes will be awarded to the top three in each division. Judges comments are available to everyone.

The Elementary, Middle and High School competition will take place Monday, March 5 at Christopher Newport University. Winners will perform in Master Class on Saturday March 10

This year we are raffling off a flute!!!! An Eastman 220 BOF flute, retail valued at $1,100.00 courtesy of Flute Pro Shop - fluteproshop.com

Register online at flutefaire.com or print out attached registration form.
Like us on Facebook - Hampton Roads Flute Faire

email us at info@flutefaire.com if you have any questions

Look forward to seeing you at Flute Faire!

[cflutist]

Eastman as in the company that bought Wm. S. Haynes Co?

[Classitar]

Sounds like a good time!

[pied_piper]

Eastman as in the company that bought Wm. S. Haynes Co?

I believe so. A quick search ties the Eastman flute to Eastman Winds, parent of Haynes.

[pied_piper]

Well, Saturday is the big day for the Hampton Roads Flute Faire. There's going to be a whole lot of flutin' goin' on! I hope that some of you out there will be able to attend. See the first message in this thread for more information.

I'm going to try my luck in the adult amateur competition. I'm playing the first movement from Mouquet's La Flûte de Pan, Pan et la Bergers (Pan and the Shepherds). It's a nice piece that stretches me a bit, so I'm hoping to do it justice - for a converted saxophonist, that is.

If you're in the neighborhood, drop in and listen!

[cflutist]

Good Luck pp.

[pied_piper]

Thanks cflutist, I appreciate it.