Trevor Wye was born on 6 June 1935 and is a professional flautist, flute instructor, and author of several books about technical aspects of flute playing.
11 Facts About Trevor Wye
The English flautist Trevor Wye began playing the flute at age 15.
Contrary to what might be expected of a famous flautist, Wye did not attend a college of music, nor a conservatory, nor a university, but he later studied with Marcel Moyse whom Wye credits as a major influence on his playing, teaching, and writing career.
Trevor Wye was influenced by British singer Alfred Deller and flautist William Bennett.
Trevor Wye was a freelance orchestral and chamber player in London for many years, and has several solo recordings.
Trevor Wye served as a professor at the Guildhall School of Music, London, for fourteen years, and at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, for twenty-two years.
Trevor Wye has published a series titled A Beginner's Book for the Flute, a piccolo practice book, and several arrangements for flute and piano.
Trevor Wye teaches in his flute studio in Kent, which is a one-year residential course for postgraduate students established in 1990.
Trevor Wye is the general editor of a free, on-line flute encyclopedia called The Flute Ark.
Trevor Wye has published over 170 items including books, CDs, DVDs.
Trevor Wye has a large collection of antique flutes, both the western concert variety and other kinds.