“Ueli Dörig’s book provides you with all sorts of ways to extend your flute technique—whether merely for a fun little look at the ‘dark side’ of flute playing—or to incorporate into a professional avant-garde approach to the long-established conventions. Either way, you will find this a delight and an inspiration to experiment. Wait for a rainy day, pour a glass of something nice, pucker up, and prepare to surprise yourself!”
—Ian Anderson, on Flute Sound Effects by Ueli Dörig
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