
The following video interview was recorded in the Houston studio of Aralee Dorough, Principal Flutist of the Houston Symphony, on September 22, 2007.
Aralee talks about:
- benefits of practicing and teaching "buzzing" and "chopstick" (from Keith Underwood)
- embouchure lessons she learned from Robert Willoughby --and from her horse!
- finding and sculpting your tone
Aralee, her husband, Colin (Houston Symphony oboist), and her father (famous jazz pianist,Bob Dorough), recently put out a CD, "The Houston Branch," with terrific Houston jazz sidemen. I enjoy this album often. You will find it here:
- http://cdbaby.com/cd/dorough
- iTunes (search for "Houston Branch")
All the best,
Catherine
2 comments:
Very good explanations, thank you!
Roland
Thank you - very helpful and interesting.
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