Robert Hugh Willoughby

Among his many students is the jazz flute player Paul Horn. ==Selected discography==

• The Oberlin Woodwind Quintet: Robert Willoughby, flute James Caldwell, oboe Lawrence McDonald, clarinet Robert Fries, French horn Kenneth Moore, bassoon Saturday, January 14, 1984, 8:00 p.m. in Hamman Hall, Rice University Digital Scholarship Archive http://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/76867 ==Personal life==

He married author Elaine Macmann Willoughby in 1957. ==Publications==

• "The Flute Practice Techniques", Conn-Selmer Keynotes, 1974. ==References==

• "Robert Willoughby – Seeking Variety" (interview with William Montgomery). Flute Talk (October 1984): 2–6. • "Robert Willoughby: Combining the Best of Schools" (interview with Kerry Walker). Flute Talk (December 1994): 8–10. • "From Mariano and Kincaid to Decades of Fine Teaching" (interview with Vanessa Mulvey and Vanessa Holroyd). Flute Talk (February 2001): 18–20 • Jictoria Jicha, "Robert Willoughby Combines the Wisdom of Three Masters". Flute Talk (November 2003): 4–11. • Leonard L. Garrison, "Happy Birthday, Bob: A Tribute to Robert Willoughby" The Flutist Quarterly XXVI (2, Winter 2001): 57–61 • Leonard L. Garrison, "90th Birthday Celebration for Robert Willoughby". Flute Talk 31 (4, December 2011): 12–13 • "A Conversation with Robert Willoughby" (interview with Patricia George). Flute Talk 31 (4, December 2011): 14–17 • Aralee Dorough, "Robert Willoughby: The Next Decade". The Flutist Quarterly XXXVII (4, Summer 2012): 30–33. • "Robert Willoughby, Noted Traverso Teacher, Feted at Oberlin". Early Music America 18 (3, Fall 2012): 39 • "Robert Willoughby", The Growing Bolder Radio Network (June 22, 2014) • Leela Breithaupt, Katherine Borst Jones, "Robert Willoughby 95 Lessons". Flute Talk 36 (September 2016): 24-27 ==External links==