Sunday, April 21, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Chloe Z., flute. Miles Fellenberg, piano

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

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Saturday, April 20, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Yulia Berry, flute. Miles Fellenberg, piano

Arr.by Elena Elenova

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

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Friday, April 19, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

Alvin N., flute | Miles Fellenberg, piano

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Thursday, April 18, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Chloe Z., Alvin N. and Yulia Berry, flutes. Miles Fellenberg, piano

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

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Wednesday, April 17, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Teresa C., flute. Miles Fellenberg, piano

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

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Tuesday, April 16, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Flutes: Alvin N., Chloe Z., Teresa C. and Yulia Berry

Spring Extravaganza of flute music, 2024

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Monday, April 15, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Chloe Z., flute. Miles Fellenberg, piano

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

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Sunday, April 14, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Alvin N. and Yulia Berry, flutes. Miles Fellenberg, piano

Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music, 2024

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Thursday, April 4, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Dear flutists and families,

Join us for the Spring Extravaganza of Flute Music on Saturday, April 13th at 2:30 pm, hosted at Bethany Church located at 18 Spear Street, Quincy.

This will be a concert of gorgeous flute music performed by Alvin Nikolla, Chloe Zhong, Teresa Corbo, Yulia Berry and Miles Fellenberg.

We strongly encourage all students and families to attend this educational yet enjoyable event. Admission is free.

Don't miss out on this unique musical experience! View this concert as an educational opportunity and a form of instruction.

Below are a few important reasons why it is crucial to attend such concerts:

Inspiration and Motivation: Watching skilled performers in action can inspire and motivate students to strive for excellence in their own playing.

Exposure to High-Quality Performances:

Observing professional and advanced student performances provides flute students with exposure to high-quality music making. They can observe first-hand proper technique, tone setting, phrasing, and musical interpretation, which can help them understand the standards to which they should strive.

Understanding Performance Etiquette: Observing how musicians interact with the audience, handle stage nerves, and present themselves on stage teaches valuable lessons in performance etiquette and professionalism.

Feedback and Self-Reflection: Attending concerts provides students with the opportunity to critically evaluate their own playing by comparing it to the performances they observe. They can identify areas for improvement and set goals for their own musical development.

Exposure to Repertoire: Concert attendance exposes students to a wide range of musical repertoire, expanding their musical horizons and introducing them to new composers, genres, and interpretations.

Cultural Enrichment: Experiencing live music performances enhances students' cultural literacy and appreciation for the arts, contributing to their overall education and development as musicians.

PLEASE, INVITE AND SHARE

Your help in spreading the word about this concert and sharing the attached poster with your family, friends and fellow music enthusiasts will be greatly appreciated.

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Saturday, March 16, 2024 by Yulia Berry | Recital

Yulia Berry, flute and Miles Fellenberg, piano
arr.by Elena Elenova 

Boston, March 2024

   

Read about Mikael Tariverdiev in the article by Yulia Berry:

https://thebabelflute.com/the-magic-flute-of-mikael-tariverdiev/

Mikael Tariverdiev’s songs and musical themes are heard in classic Soviet cinema, such as “Seventeen Moments of Spring” and “The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!” as well as in 130 other Soviet films. He received 18 international awards, including the American Academy of Music Award for his vocal and instrumental compositions. He is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the winner of the most awards for music written for films.

His life was like a real adventure novel, where there was everything: incredible fame and success, black envy, Shakespearean betrayal of his beloved woman, being ostracized by his colleagues, and visiting Chernobyl.

In this article Yulia Berry talks about the bright personality, life, and musical heritage of the composer, who is still loved and remembered by millions of people.

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