Krell, John. Kincaidiana. Malibu: Trio Associates, 1973.
John Krell, a member of the flute section of the Philadelphia orchestra and solo piccoloist, studied with renown flutist, William Kincaid. Later, he became a colleague and friend of Kincaid’s. Krell decided to write Kincaidiana to show to flutists around the world what the highlights of Kincaid’s career were. His relationship with the flutist made him credible in the book. The book’s purpose was to inspire flute performers and get them thinking about solving problems of playing the flute. Kincaidiana can be useful for my research because it is one of the most useful books on music and the flute.
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