Tag: flute

Theatrical Works in Performance at the New Jersey Flute Society Flute Fair

I'm thrilled to be presenting a discussion of theatrical works at the 2020 New Jersey Flute Society Flute Fair. As contemporary works become increasingly part of the repertoire for competitions and auditions, teachers and students are struggling to learn and perform these works effectively. I'll introduce some techniques and approaches to help demystify these works, … Continue reading Theatrical Works in Performance at the New Jersey Flute Society Flute Fair

Cancelled-Solo flute at Shapeshifter Lab

Due to some space issues, Neue Forum has temporarily suspended their shows.  Performance alert: I'll be playing a set of solo works based on narrative on Shapeshifter + presents Neue Forum on March 13th. Shapeshifter Lab March 13, 9pm 18 Whitwell Place $10 Works by Jesse Diener-Bennett, Brian Ferneyhough, Amy Beth Kirsten, Salvatore Sciarrino, and Dennis … Continue reading Cancelled-Solo flute at Shapeshifter Lab

Maya and Anne Play New Music

We're playing a concert of new and recent works! Pierre Boulez Anthemes I Jesse Diener-Bennett A The Tree, Tree (World Premiere) Jesse Diener-Bennett Ninth for Two Franco Donatoni Cigli II Salvatore Sciarrino Hermes Dennis Sullivan Uncreation (World Premiere) Maya Bennardo, Violin and Anne Dearth, Flute Scholes Street Studio 375 Lorimer Street November 19, 8 pm … Continue reading Maya and Anne Play New Music

Fall Events

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I'm super excited to be performing quite a bit this fall. First up, I'm performing a recital as part of the Metis Concert Series on Oct. 25 at 3pm. The program includes works by J.S. Bach, Aaron Copland, Robert Dick, and Gabriel Faure. Next, I'm going on the road, performing Monologues, a program featuring works that … Continue reading Fall Events

Auditioning

This past year, I started down the orchestra audition trail. I've learned a lot and gotten better for it.  I'm not an expert but I wanted to share a few of those things. Lesson 1: You really do have to prepare that exhaustively. I always knew the level of preparation it took to succeed at an … Continue reading Auditioning