Robert Dick of New York University discusses the need to devote as much time to managing your career as you do to learning your instrument, in order to become a successful artist.

Robert Dick from NYU gives advice about going in to the music industry as a performer. The schedule for a professional musician can be difficult and he believes musicians must leave time for themselves and their discipline.

Professor Robert Dick of New York University discusses his career as a flutist, and his early education in music.

Robert Dick from NYU demonstrates and talks about how the bass flute has evolved. He demonstrates the range of the bass flute and shows how the bass flute can act as a percussion instrument.

Robert Dick from NYU talks about the importance of circular breathing for flautists. He discusses circular breathing for instruments around the world and demonstrates circular breathing on the bass flute.

Robert Dick of New York University's Steinhart School discusses Jimi Hendrix as a major musical influence of his, and demonstrates the "glissando headjoint," a custom flute headjoint he invented to allow flutists to achieve electric guitar-like whammy bar effects with their instrument.

Robert Dick from NYU talks about his different teaching method such as his scientific approach to sound production and throat tuning. He also discusses his performance experiences.

Robert Dick from NYU talks about circular breathing and other important techniques for flute. He demonstrates tones and harmonics and discusses multiphonics.

Robert Dick of New York University discusses and demonstrates various flute techniques.