Finally, we are planning to launch a refreshed look for PAN in March, to reflect the forward-moving nature of the Society and its plans for the future.
The BFS competitions are renowned for their supportive nature and the emphasis placed on feedback and self-evaluation, so it is interesting to see this reflected in the participants’ comments. February also sees the return of the annual BFS competitions, and in this issue we talk to some of last year’s winners about the benefits and challenges of competing in a major competition.
85 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ALTUS FLUTE FULL
With three days full of exceptional artists and concerts curated by former Proms director, Edward Blakeman and headlined by a celebratory concert from BFS President William Bennett, it is sure to be Flutastique! Full details are announced in this issue, and with bookings open to the general public through the St John Smith Square box office, you will want to snap up your tickets quickly. 2016 promises to be an exciting year for the BFS, as we depart from our usual biennial Convention to launch the BFS London Flute Festival. Ith the end of the year nearly upon us, it is a time both to reflect on the achievements of the current year and to look ahead to the opportunities of the new one. British Flute Society on Facebook Twitter the Editor
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