Ruth Molins
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Ruth Molins is a musician, breathing energy into sound through flutes. She performs, teaches and composes - sharing music, honouring feelings and welcoming creativity. Her performance practice is rooted in community and in our shared mundane-profound human loves and losses. In 2023, Flute Cake (with flautists Sophie Brewer and Jennifer Campbell) are performing a ten-year anniversary tour supported by Villages in Action; and Duo Tutti (with pianist Alex Wilson) are artists for Live Music Now. Ruth was raised on music: singing every day, lugging her library of music everywhere, passing both grade 8 flute and piano with distinction before she had left school. Her creative growth continued throughout years of specialist study of the flute; at Cardiff University with Susan Buckland, and after with Michael Cox, Anna Noakes, Susie Hodder-Williams, and in masterclasses with Jonathan Snowden, Ian Clarke and Carla Rees. Her teaching career began aged 17 as director of the East Devon music centre flute choir, starting a journey of teaching, adjudicating, workshop-leading and community-making through flute playing. She currently teaches flute and musicianship classes at Exeter School and privately. Her composition Make Room was performed at the festival From Devon With Love.    
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