Attend Laura Falzon’s upcoming events, and browse her extensive library of past events, from concerts to masterclasses, all over the globe.
Laura Falzon, flute, and Daniel Beliavsky, piano.
J.S. Bach, Sonata in g minor; César Franck, Sonata in A major; David Del Tredici, Acrostic Song from Final Alice; Benjamin Godard, Suite de trois morceaux.
World premiere performance of Greek composer Nickos Harizanos‘s 45 minute work for flute, voice, percussion, double bass, video projection and electronics.
Natassa Mare Moumtzidou, voice; Laura Falzon, flute, alto flute and piccolo; Stelios Romanidis, percussion; Agamemnon Mardas, double bass; and Panayiotis Tsagas, video.
Music by composers Don Hagar and Jay Vilnai.
Works include Donald Hagar’s Twittering for flute, violin and cello; Dish of Skylarks and Mountain Living for soprano & alto flute
Laura Falzon, flutes; Christine Moore, soprano; Lynn Bechtold, violin; and Dan Barrett, cello.
Co-artistic Direction: Alanna Stone & Fernanda Pereira.
Laura Falzon live on Radyo Turkum at Bir New York Sarkisi with Mert Sanivar.
Laura Falzon, flute; with Aysegul Durakoglu, piano.
A Musical Journey traces the journey of the Orient Express Train as it traveled between Paris and Istanbul.
The program featured music by composers from European cities like Paris, Vienna, Bucharest, Budapest and Istanbul as it follows the train’s route.
Compositions by students of Distinguished Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Del Tredici.
Laura Falzon, flute, and Robert Frankenberry, piano.
Works by Schulhoff, Bach, Enesco, Schubert, Ben-Haim, Faure, Borne Bruno.
Compositions by students of Distinguished Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Del Tredici.
Readings of compositions by students of Distinguished Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer
Laura Falzon, flute and Steve Beck, piano.
Ludwig van Beethoven’s Serenade op.25; Louis Ganne’s Andante et Scherzo; Chen Yi Three Bagatelles from China West; David Del Tredici Acrostic Song from Final Alice; Mike Mower Sonata Latino.
Participated and presented in the AMNA Symposium and Festival “Dialogue: Africa Meets North America in New York”. Hosted by the New York Africa Chorus Ensemble in partnership with Harlem Arts Alliance.
Works for flute, oboe, piano and derabucca including Halim El-Dabh‘s Big Tooth Aspen, Akin Euba Study in Polyrhythm 3, selections from J.H. Kwabena Nketia’s works and William Grant Still’s Miniatures
Id-Dinja Ensemble: Laura Falzon, flute; John Robison, oboe; Max Lifchitz, piano; and Wilson Moorman, derabucca.