Is there truly an American School of Flute Playing, similar to that of France, or is it purely said French School with an American accent?

I haven’t got the answer yet, but come join me as I trace the origins of American Flute Playing back to a Frenchman, which then passed through William Kincaid, Joseph Mariano and Julius Baker, to a potential tradition of American Flute Playing. 

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Chapters:

00:00 - The Ghost of Christmas Past

03:29 - French, German and English Cultures

06:45 - What is American Culture?

10:15 - Georges Barrère to USA

19:45 - Dear Listener

23:45 - Billy Kincaid and a Hot Take

35:41 - Joseph Mariano and St Patrick

38:39 - Julius and Julia Baker

41:39 - What is the American School then?

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