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A Special Thank You to our Sponsors

"Love and blessings upon you and may you have a perfect "A-440" Day!” WinonaGrant, 1919-2014

This Festival is dedicated in loving memory to Winona Grant and her family. Winona was a

staunch supporter of the Flute Guild whose lifelong passion for music, flute and teaching combined

in her long career as a flute teacher. Students all over San Diego benefitted from Winona's

dedication to their musical and personal development. She lovingly introduced her students to

professional standards of learning and performance, teaching them attention to detail and

perseverance along with support and compassion.

Winona supported many church and community causes throughout her life, including the

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Daughters. One public acknowledgement she received was the City of Chula Vista proclaiming

August 9, 2009 as "Winona Grant Day" in Chula Vista. She died in 2014, but her legacy lives on

through the many lives she touched and the musicians she nurtured. We are so grateful for the

continuing support of the Flute Guild from her family. Friends wishing to make a donation in

Winona's memory are encouraged to donate to The San Diego Flute Guild (SDFG), PO Box 232453,

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FLUTE FESTIVAL EVENTS SCHEDULE

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ERIC LAMB

Belonging to the generation of younginternational classical musicians who aredefying definition, flutist Eric Lamb has made aname for himself as a chamber musician,concerto soloist, recitalist, guest principal andlecturer. Since leaving his post as a core member of theInternational Contemporary Ensemble, Ericperforms regularly as guest with a long list ofthe world's most important orchestras andsoloist ensembles including the BoulezEnsemble, Klangforum Wien, EnsembleModern, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, GenevaCamerata, Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra,Omega Ensemble (Sydney), the ClevelandOrchestra, PHACE, Camerata Bern, the City ofBirmingham Orchestra, ASKO SchoenbergEnsemble and the Radio Orchestra Frankfurt.He has been invited to perform at festivals inMelbourne, Darmstadt, Graz, Salzburg,

Lockenhaus, Acht Brücken in Cologne, Mostly Mozart Festival, Heidelberg Spring Music Festival and theBucharest Festival for New Music, to name but a few.

In the last decade, Eric has premiered more than 200 works and has worked closely with composersViera Janarcekova, Michael Jarrell, John Adams, Kaija Saariaho, George Lewis, Ivan Buffa, Julia Purgina,Marc-Andres Dalbavie, HK Gruber, Matthias Pintscher, Reinbert de Leeuw, Michel van der Aa, NicoMuhly, Ben Foskett and conductors like Sakari Oramo, Francois Xavier Roth, Franz Welser-Möst,Vladamir Ashkenazy, Ludovic Morlot, Pablo Heras-Casado, Steve Schick, Susanna Mälkki and PierreLaurent-Aimard.

As a recording artist, his discography as a soloist and chamber musician is ever growing. He hasrecorded over 15 commercially available CDs for various labels including Kairos, paladino, SONY,Hyperion, NMC, mode, New Amsterdam, NAXOS, Bridge, Starkland and Nonesuch. This repertoireexpands one of the widest of his generation - from Bach, Mozart and Schubert to Xenakis, JasonEckhardt and Passion Pit.

Eric Lamb's research encompasses a broad sweep of musical styles. Along with his on-goingcommitment to expanding the 21st century flute repertoire, he is deeply involved with the study andexploration of 17th and 18th century performance practice. This work includes, so far, the discovery andediting of several concerti, etudes, solo pieces and sonatas. His recent research output includeseditions of solo works of Johann Joachim Quantz, Johann George Tromlitz, Johann Martin Blochwitz,Michel Blavet and arrangements of JS Bach and Mozart for flute and cello, all published for paladinomusic. His critically acclaimed debut solo CD 'Quantz: Solo Flute Music' features the premier recordingof Quantz's 8 caprices. In early 2018, Eric released his debut concerto album of four unrecorded

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concertos by Quantz in collaboration with the Kölner Akademie Orchester and Michael AlexanderWillens for Profil Edition Hännsler.

Lamb continues to be a much sought-after pedagogue and is regularly invited to present workshops,master classes and lectures throughout South America, Europe and the US. He has been artist inresidence at the Conservatoire Nationale de Musique et Danse La Rochelle, the Escola de Música doEstado de São Paulo – EMESP Tom Jobim and has given master classes at Hochschule for MusikHannover, Birmingham Conservartoire, Eastern Michigan University, Smith College, the University ofVirginia, the University of Auckland NZ, Victoria University of Wellington, University of Waikato,Bowling Green University, University of South Carolina, Academie für Musik Wiesbaden andNorthwestern University.

Early on in his career, Eric Lamb was a recipient of the Millennium Young Artists' Award from the JamesTatum Foundation of the Arts, the National John Philip Sousa Award and the Dean's Talent Scholarshipfrom Oberlin College. He was a finalist at the International Music Competition "Pacem in Terris"(Bayreuth, Germany) and won first prize in the Polytechnische Gesellschaft Chamber MusicCompetition, first prize in the Lenzewski Music Competition followed later that year with first prize inthe German Academic Exchange Performing Arts Competition (DAAD).

Eric began his musical studies at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music where he was a student of thegreat French flutist Michel Debost and studied chamber music with Kathleen Chastain. He thencontinued his studies at the Hochschule für Musik Frankfurt am Main with Thaddeus Watson (Diplomaand Concert Soloist Diploma) and later at the Sculoa di Musica di Fiesole, Italy (Diploma) with ChiaraTonelli. Eric studied baroque flute with Sally Tibbles and was heavily influenced by Irena Grafenauer(Salzburg), Robert Langevin (New York) and Viçens Prats (Paris).

Eric performs on both a Sankyo Flute made of Grenadilla Wood and an Altus Limited Silver Flute. Healso performs regularly on a 4-keyed traverso made after A. Grenser and a one-keyed flute made afterRottenburgh, both by Tutz of Innsbruck.

Eric teaches a flute class at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna.

2022 Guest Artist Events

SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022

2�00pm-2�45pm Q&A and Presentation with Eric Lamb

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2022

11�00-12�30pm Masterclass with Eric Lamb

5�00-6�00pm Recital featuring Eric Lamb

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Masterclass with Eric LambSunday, May 15, 2022

11�00am-12�15pmHost: Kristyn Son, Co-Host and Tech Assist: Sofia Gutierrez

11�10am ~ Elizabeth Kim (student of Alina Steele) - Concerto in D Major I. Allegro Aperto by W.A. Mozart

11�30am ~ Kathleen Herb (student of Adan Provencio) - Fantasia No. 10 in F# minor by G.P. Telemann

11�50 am ~ Euna Kim (student of Kristyn Son) - Suite Modale, I. Moderato by E. Bloch

Masterclass Performers’ Bios

Elizabeth Kim is currently a ninth grader at Canyon Crest Academy. She beganplaying the flute at the age of nine, and has cordially continued the instrument forthe past few years. In spite of an international lockdown, Elizabeth was still able toparticipate in two previous masterclasses with Linda Chesis and Catherine RansomKaroly respectively. She enjoys playing in large ensembles, and is the AssistantPrincipal in the San Diego Youth Symphony’s Sinfonia and Wind Symphony. In thepast few years, Elizabeth has also consecutively received State Honors for theCertificate of Merit, as well as placing in the top three in multiple high levelcompetitions. Aside from playing the flute, Elizabeth enjoys recreational readingand writing, and also has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.

Kathleen Herb is a retired English and Drama Teacher. Always involved in thearts in some way, Kathleen played flute as a grammar school student, but then inhigh school got involved in theatre. Consequently, the flute got put away foraround 30 years, with the intention of learning to play flute “some day!” Kathleenreceived a B.A. in Theatre, then became a Ringling Brothers Circus clown for sevenyears. She returned to San Diego to become a theatre and English teacher, whilealso obtaining two Master’s degrees, one in Drama and one in English.

After getting really sick in the ‘90s, Kathleen said, “I’d better start learning musicright away if I really wanted it in my life!” Consequently, taking music lessons,going back to school to learn music, and performing have become some of themost enriching parts of her life. After retiring from teaching, Kathleen went to SanDiego State to get her Flute Performance Certificate, and she just took the Level 9RCM Examination.

Euna Kim is an aspiring flutist who started playing the flute two years agounder the guidance of Dr. Kristyn Son. In 2021, she received first prize for theGolden Classical Music Awards and gold award for the SDFG Festival DivisionCompetition. She performed in a Winner's Recital at the Weill Recital Hall atCarnegie. Additionally, Euna enjoys collaborating in chamber ensembles. As amember of Junior Chamber Music, she performed in a flute trio at Mt. San AntonioCollege's Feddersen Recital Hall in April 2022.

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Guest Artist RecitalEric Lamb, flute

Sunday, May 15, 20225�00pm-6�00pm

Recorded LIVEApril 12 & 14th, 2022

Anton Bruckner Private UniversityLinz Austria

Episode 1 for solo flute………………………………..……….…………………….……. Betsy Jolas (b. 1926)

Solo Sonata in a-minor…………………………………………………………….……….CPE Bach (1714-1788)

Loops 1 for solo flute…………………………………………………..……………..….Philippe Hurel (b. 1955)

Toccata and Fugue arr. Salvatore Sciarrino………………………………..….J.S Bach (1685-1750)

Laconisme de l'aile………………………………………………………………..……….Kaija Saariaho (b. 1952)

Adagio no. 51……………………………………………………………Johann Joachim Quantz (1697-1773)

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SATURDAY, MAY 14, 202211:00-11:45 am

Exploring Moyse's 24 Little Melodic Studies with Dr. Cate HummelHost: Sorcha Barr-Deneen, Co-Host and Tech Assist: Sofia Gutierrez

Bring your flute and discover the musical and pedagogical treasure of Marcel Moyse's 24Little Melodic Studies. Discover why Moyse said, "Play the music, not the flute."

Dr. Cate Hummel is a performing artist and clinician for Altus and Azumi flutes.She is Adjunct Professor of Flute at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, IL. Catehad debuts on the Dame Myra Hess Series at the Cultural Center in Chicago andas a winner of the Artists International Young Artists Competition in Weill RecitalHall at Carnegie Hall. She maintains a large private studio in the Chicago westernsuburbs. She also created the widely read blog, Dr. Cate’s Flute Tips, atdrcatesflutetips.wordpress.com .

SATURDAY, MAY 14, 202212:00-12:45 pm

Performance Anxiety and the Flutist with Adan ProvencioHost: Antonina Styczen, Co-Host: Kathleen Herb, Tech assist: Alina Steele

Adan Provencio is an active teacher and performer in San Diego and SouthernCalifornia appearing with the San Diego Opera, San Diego Chamber Orchestra,La Jolla Symphony, and San Diego Winds. He also played 2nd flute/piccolo andprincipal flute with Lyric Opera San Diego for serveral years. Additionally, heperformed recitals in solo and with mixed ensembles settings, such as the SanDiego Winds and Cabrillo Strings. Though Adan has a lot of performanceexperience, teaching is where his passion lies. Adan maintains a private studioof flutists from all ages and has taught classroom flute at Point Loma, Westviewand Poway High Schools. Adan is eager about helping flutists reach their

performance potential and loves the journey in the process. He tailors his teaching to the individual,removing blocks to learning, personal achievement and expression. His specialty is helping studentsovercome their anxiety and trepidation to performance and to this end has earned his B.A. inPsychology from San Diego State University (2021). Adan hopes to help as many flutists as possiblereach their potential. His past teachers include Christelle Burgess (primary music instruction), MaryEllen Trefry (professional training), Dr. Teresa Beaman (extended techniques), Damian Bursill-Hall(orchestral techniques and sonority), Elizabeth Ashmead (ensemble techniques, piccolo), ClaudeMonteux (solo literature, baroque) and Dr. Irvin King (music theory).

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SATURDAY, MAY 14, 20221:00-1:45 pm

Learn Irish Traditional Flute with Leslie Anne HarrisonHost: Kathleen Herb, Co-Host and Tech assist: Sofia Gutierrez

Leslie Anne Harrison is a musician, educator, ethnographer, andauthor of Playing Outside the Lines, an Irish flute method bookseries for both Boehm (silver or classical) and simple system(Irish) flute players (now available from Mel Bay Publications).Playing Outside the Lines provides an in-depth look into Irishtraditional flute playing that is accessible to both folk andclassical musicians. It also provides a graduated pedagogicalapproach that Leslie developed for flute players—and fluteteachers—who may be less familiar with Irish traditional music.

Leslie specializes in helping classically trained flutists transition to Irish flute for the first time, or learnIrish traditional flute technique on the instrument they already play. She holds a Master of Musicdegree from New York University, where she received the Graduate Woodwind Award. She then movedto Ireland for several years, where she studied Irish traditional flute playing and earned her Master ofArts degree in Irish Traditional Music from the University of Limerick’s Irish World Academy of Musicand Dance.

SATURDAY, MAY 14, 20222:00-2:45 pm

Q&A and Presentation with Eric LambHost: Antonina Styczen, Co-Host and Tech assist: Sofia Gutierrez

Meet our Guest Artist - Eric Lamb!

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SATURDAY, MAY 14, 20223:00-3:45 pm

Do you Love your Top Octave? With Patricia GeorgeHost: Sorcha Barr-Deneen, Co-Host and Tech assist: Sofia Gutierrez

Warmups, exercises, and melodies all in the top octave. Analyze melodies for expressiveplaying using about 15 rules of phrasing. Handout.

Patricia George, Flute Spa teacher and Senior Contributing Editor forThe Instrumentalist Magazine, is the co-author of the pedagogicalseries Flute 101: Mastering the Basics, Flute 101.5: Enrichment, Flute102: Mastering the Basics, Flute 103: Mastering the Basics, The FluteScale Book, The Art of Chunking for Flute, The Art of Chunking forClarinet, and The Flute Vibrato Book. She has performed andpresented Flute Spa classes throughout the US, Europe, the MiddleEast, and Russia and has served as flute professor at the EastmanSchool of Music (Preparatory Department), Idaho State University(Faculty Achievement Award 1995), and Brigham YoungUniversity-Idaho. She was principal flutist of the Sun Valley SummerSymphony for 13 years, flute professor at the Sewanee Summer MusicFestival for 19 years, and Editor of Flute Talk magazine for 10years. George is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music (BM, MM,Performer’s Certificate in Flute) and recipient of the Chicago Flute Club

Lifetime Achievement Award (2017). Her major teachers include Frances Blaisdell, Joseph Mariano,William Kincaid and Julius Baker. She is married to American composer Thom Ritter George and is themother of three musical children.

SATURDAY, MAY 14, 20224:00-4:45 pm

Winners’ Recital

Featuring winners of the Youth Artist Elementary,Youth Artist Junior and

Youth Artist Senior Competitions

Host: Kristyn Son, Co-Host: Wilfrido Terrazas, Video Editing: Alina Steele

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YOUTH ARTIST ELEMENTARYThrough & including 6th grade

1st Place: $150 2nd Place: $100 3rd Place: $50

2022 Repertoire for the Young Artist Elementary Division:1. Chaminade - Piece Romantique, Op. 92. Contrasting work(s) or movement(s) not to exceed 8 minutes

Finalists’ Repertoire:

Addison KimStudent of Kristyn Son

Morceau de Concours………………..……………………………..by G. Faure (1845-1924)Sonata in F major, I. Vivace…………………………….by G. P. Telemann (1681-1767)

Aerin AhnStudent of Kristyn Son

Sonata in C major, I. Allegro………………………………by W. A. Mozart (1756-1791)Suite Modale, I. Moderato & II. L’istesso tempo………..by E. Bloch (1880-1959)

Ayelet DickmanStudent of Tori Hauk

Romances, Op. 41………….……………………………………………….G. Brun (1878-1961)Sonata IV in C major, Op. 1, No. 7……………………... by G. F. Handel (1685-1759)

YA Elementary Judges: Antonina Styczen, Cheryl Bretsnyder

YA Elementary Coordinator: Kristyn Son

Winners will be announced at the Winners’ Recital:SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022

4:00-4:45 pmResults will be posted online after the festival.

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YOUTH ARTIST JUNIORThrough & including 9th grade

1st Place: $200 2nd Place: $150 3rd Place: $100

2022 Repertoire for the Young Artist Junior Division:1. Required Piece: G.P. Telemann - Fantasie No. 1 in A Major for solo flute (no repeats)2. Contrasting work(s) or movement(s) not to exceed 10 minutes

Finalists’ Repertoire:

Elizabeth KimStudent of Alina Steele

Concerto in D major, I. Allegro aperto………………..……………………..by W.A. Mozart (1756-1791)Fantasia in A, No. 1……………………………………………………………….by G. P. Telemann (1681-1767)

Lauren YouStudent of Jeeyoung Park

Concertino, Op. 107………………………………………….……………………by C. Chaminade (1857-1944)

Eva KurimaStudent of Alina Steele

Concerto in G major, I. Spiritoso………….…………………………………………G.B. Pergolesi (1710-1736)Danse de la Chèvre…………………………………………………………………... by A. Honegger (1892-1955)

Charlotte ChoiStudent of Amy Sue Dombach

Fantasia No. 2, Allegro…………………………………………………..……………G. P. Telemann(1681-1767)Kokopeli………………………………………………………………………..…..………... by K. Hoover (1937-2018)The Great Train Race……………………………..…………………………………………………..I. Clarke (b. 1968)

Christine ChungStudent of Julie Oh

Concertino, Op. 107………………………………………….……………………by C. Chaminade (1857-1944)

Sophie KangStudent of Daniel Lee

Tango Etude, No. 3……………………………………….……….……………………by A. Piazzolla (1921-1992)

Chloe LinStudent of Julia Barnett

Bolero…………………………………….………………………………..…………………by E. Pessard (1843-1917)Cantabile alla Moderna…………………………………………...…………………………E. Kohler (1849-1907)

YA Junior Judges: Antonina Styczen, Cheryl BretsnyderYA Junior Coordinator: Kristyn Son

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YOUTH ARTIST SENIORThrough & including 12th grade

1st Place: $300 2nd Place: $200 3rd Place: $150

2022 Repertoire for the Young Artist Junior Division:1. Required Piece: Sonata a la Baroque by Coleridge Taylor Perkinson I. Allegro (no repeats)2. Contrasting work(s) or movement(s) not to exceed 10 minutes

Finalists’ Repertoire:

Phoebe ChenStudent of Julie McGough

Danza de la Mariposa………………………………….……………..……………………..by V. Coleman (b. 1970)

Sabrina LiuStudent of Bolin Pan

Hamburger Sonata, I. Allegretto………………………….……………………by C. P. E. Bach (1714-1788)Sonata for Flute and Piano, III. Allegro Scherzando.……………..by O. Taktakishvili (1924-1989)

Khalil DesaiStudent of Valeri Ugorski

Image………….…………………………………………………………………………………………E. Bozza (1905-1991)Sonata in f minor, II. Allegro …………………………………………….…... by G.P. Telemann (1681-1767)

Joelle KimStudent of Diana Morgan

Fantasia in A, No. 1…..…………………………………………………..……………G. P. Telemann(1681-1767)Sonata for Flute and Piano, I. Allegretto malincolico……..…………... by F. Poulenc (1899-1963)

Cadence LiuStudent of Catherine Payne

Duo for Flute and Piano, I. Flowing……………………………….………………by A. Copland (1900-1990)Sonata for Flute and Piano, IV. Allegro con moto…………….…………by R. Muczynski (1929-2010)

Tammy PaoStudent of Sabrina Bounds

Danse de la Chèvre………………….……….………….……………………………by A. Honegger (1892-1955)

YA Senior Judges: Daniel Pardo, Kristyn Son, Wilfrido TerrazasYA Senior Coordinator: Kristyn Son

Winners will be announced at the Winners’ Recital:SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022

4:00-4:45 pmResults will be posted online after the festival.

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SUNDAY, MAY 15, 202211:00am-12:10 pm

Masterclass with Eric LambHost: Kristyn Son, Co-Host and Tech Assist: Sofia Gutierrez

11:05am: Elizabeth Kim, student of Alina SteeleConcerto in D Major I. Allegro Aperto by W.A. Mozart

11:25am: Kathleen Herb, student of Adan ProvencioFantasia No. 10 in F# minor by G.P. Telemann

11:45 am: Euna Kim, student of Kristyn SonSuite Modale, I. Moderato by E. Bloch

(See page 5 for more info)

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 202212:45-1:30 pm

Performance Health for Flutists: Exercises and Techniquesfor Staying Strong and Injury-Free with Amanda SageHost: Antonina Styczen, Co-Host and Tech Assist: Sofia Gutierrez

This workshop was designed specifically with the performance health needs of flutists in mind.Topics include repetitive stress/overuse injuries, performance anxiety and its effect on movement andmuscle tension, and corrective exercise strategies to help remedy faulty movement patterns and relievemuscle imbalances. Participants will leave with a greater knowledge of the human movement system asit pertains to the flute, as well as a toolbox of exercises and strategies to keep themselves and theirstudents strong and injury free.

Amanda Sage is a flutist and educator from Pittsburgh, PA. She performs invarious roles in a variety of venues throughout the Pittsburgh area,including the Bel Suono Ensemble of which she is a founding member. Anadvocate of early music and historical performance, Amanda also plays thebaroque flute. Amanda serves as adjunct professor of flute at Mercyhurstand Seton Hill Universities, and at West Virginia Northern CommunityCollege as an adjunct faculty lecturer in music.

Beyond music, Amanda is a Certified Personal Trainer and CorrectiveExercise Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. She

strives to incorporate her knowledge of health and fitness into her teaching, especially stressing theimportance of proper body alignment, breath, and injury prevention with her students. Amanda haspresented on the topic of performance health at several different national events, and in December2019, published her first book called “Performance Health for Musicians: Exercises and Techniques forStaying Strong and Injury-Free”.

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SUNDAY, MAY 15, 20221:45-2:30 pm

UCSD Flute Studio Recital directed by Wilfrido Terrazas

Host: Wilfrido Terrazas, Co-Host and Tech Assist: Sofia Gutierrez

Michael Matsuno, fluteBioluminiscence (2019)………………….....…….……………………..by Liza Lim (b. 1966)

Teresa Díaz de Cossío, flute, piccolo, bass fluteIdentidades (2022)………………..……………………………..by Sandra Muciño (b. 1989)

Alexander Ishov, alto fluteAscèses (1967)………………..…………………………………..by André Jolivet (1905-1974)

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 20222:45-3:30 pm

Flute Repair Class with Cynthia KelleyHost: Kristyn Son, Co-Host and Tech Assist: Alina Steele

1. Introduction the Parts of the Flute2. Basic Repairs that can be done by theperformer3. Emergency Repairs4. Q & A

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SUNDAY, MAY 15, 20223:45-4:45 pm

Collegiate Artist/ Young Artist Competition Winners’ RecitalHost: Antonina Styczen, Co-Host: Kristyn Son, Video Editing: Alina Steele

COLLEGIATE ARTIST COMPETITIONThe Collegiate Artist Competition is open to flutists enrolled in an undergraduate program at a

college, university, or conservatory for the 2021-2022 academic year.

1st Place: $500 2nd Place: $200 3rd Place: $100

2022 Repertoire for the Collegiate Artist Competition:1. Asphyxia for solo flute by Nicole Chamberlain2. Contrasting work(s) or movement(s) not to exceed 10 minutes

Finalists’ Repertoire (15 min):

Olivia NortonStudent of Dr. Jennifer Parker-Harley at University of South Carolina

Yuhwa(The Goddess of the Willow Trees) for Solo Flute..……….………..by Adolphus Hailstork (b. 1941)Partita for Solo Flute in A minor …………………….……….………….……………………….by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)Flute Concerto……………………………………………………………….………………………….Otar Gordeli (1928-1994)

Annalese LohrStudent of Amy Porter at University of Michigan

Asphyxia for Flute Solo..……….…………………….………………………………….by Nicole Chamberlain (b. 1977)Sonatine for Flute and Piano …………………….……………………..……………….by Darius Milhaud(1892-1974)

Ipek KaratayliogluStudent of Robert Langevin at The Juilliard School

Cantabile from Cantabile et Presto.……….……….………………………………………….by G. Enesco (1881-1955)Sinfoniche Kanzone ……….….……….….……………………….……………..……………….by S. Karg-Elert (1877-1933)

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Sylvia EttingerStudent of Catherine Karoly at University of Southern California

Flute Concerto I. Allegro molto moderato.……………………………………………….by C. Reinecke (1824-1910)Cantabile et Presto ……….….………….……………………….……………..………………..….by G. Enesco (1881-1955)

Isabelle JamoisStudent of Marina Piccinini at Peabody Conservatory

Sonata for Flute and Piano in C Major I. Andante II. Allegro…..…………………….by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)Flute Set for solo flute (Mvt 3+4) (2003)……….….…….…….……………………………by A. Hailstork (b. 1941)

Ballade for Flute and Piano (1939) ………………………………………………………………by F. Martin (1890-1974)

Collegiate Artist Final Round Judges: Sara Andon, Patrick Tsuji, Sarah Tuck, Viviana Cumplido Wilson

Collegiate Artist Competition Coordinator: Antonina Styczen

YOUNG ARTIST COMPETITION

The San Diego Flute Guild’s highly esteemed Young Artist Competition featuresthe nation's top artists aged 18 to 30.

1st Place: $1,500 2nd Place: $750 3rd Place: $500

2022 Repertoire for the Young Artist Competition:1. Tango Etude No. 3 Molto marcato e energico by Astor Piazzolla2. Contrasting work(s) or movement(s) not to exceed 10 minutes

Finalists’ Repertoire (25 min):

Peter Arfsten

Fantasie No. 10 for Solo Flute in F# Minor.……..by G. P. Telemann(1681-1767)Fantasie for Flute and Piano…………………………………….….by G. Hue (1858-1948)Sonata for Flute and Piano, Mvt 1……………………………by Schulhoff (1894-1942)Three Movements from " Seven Pieces from The Threepenny Opera"...............

…………………………arr. by Frenkel/ Arfsten, music by K. Weill (1900-1950)16

Joseph Loi

Pièce..…………………………………………………..………………………..………..by J. Ibert (1890-1962)Tango Etude No. 3…………………….…….……….…………………….….by A. Piazzolla (1921-1992)Suite, I.Moderato III. Romance II. Scherzo……….……………….. C.M. Widor (1844-1937)

SeungHyun Seo

Ballade..………………………………………………..………………..………..by C. Reinecke (1824-1910)Danza de la Mariposa…………………….…………………………….……….by V. Coleman (b. 1970)Court Dances I. Courante, III. Tambourin….……….………….………… by A. Harberg (b. 1973)

Chi Ting

Sonata Appassionata for Flute Solo.…………………………..…by S. Karg-Elert (1877-1933)Flute Sonata E minor BWV.1034 III. Andante…………...……………by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)Ballade……...………...………...…...…..………...…………… by F. Martin by F. Martin (1890-1974)Opus di Jazz for flute and piano, "Blue bop" ……...………...…...……by Mike Mower(b. 1958)

Arin Sarkissian

East Wind for Solo Flute.……………………………….…….……………………..…by S. Ran(b. 1949)Fantasie No.10 in F# Minor………………………………………..by G. P. Telemann(1681-1767)Sonatine pour flute seule ………………………………….…….…………by H. Tomasi(1901-1971)

II. Pastorale: Andantino graciosoIII. Final (Capriccio): Scherzando fantasqueThree Virtuoso Flamenco Studies: I. Improvvisando - Flamenco - a piacere

………………………..by K. Zgraja (b. 1950 )

Jessica Schury

Cantabile from Cantabile et Presto.……………………….……………….by G. Enesco (1881-1955)Sonata no. 1…………………………………………………………..……………………..by S. Zyman (b. 1956)

Young Artist Competition Final Round Judges: Sarah Jackson, Eric Lamb, Mary-Karen Clardy

Young Artist Competition Coordinator: Antonina Styczen

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SPECIALTY DIVISIONS

ADULT EVALUATION

Ruth Levitsky

Yuhwa, Goddess of the Willow Trees.……………………….……………….by A. Hailstork (b. 1941)

Evan Ashley

Sonata II. Cantilena & I. Allegretto malincolico.……………………….…by F. Poulenc (b. 1899-1963)

PICCOLO DIVISION

Rachel DeckHall of Ghosts……………………………………..…….by A. Harberg (b. 1973)

Alexandria LangleyEl Pifano for Solo Piccolo……………….…….by M. Laviasta (1943-1921)

Ruth LevitskyTweet………………………………………………………..….by D. Dorff (b. 1956)

FESTIVAL DIVISION

FESTIVAL ELEMENTARYUp to and including 5th Grade

Blythe HansonMenuet………………………………………..……..…….by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

Ravi SankaranValse Grandeuse………………………….……..…….by W. Popp (1828-1903)Sonata in G minor ………………………………by G. F. Handel (1685-1759)

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Diane EuhPiece Romantique for solo flute…..…….by C. Chaminade (1857-1944)

Chloe ParkThe Nightingale Polka………………………….……………………………….by C. Nolan

Gia KwakMenuet………………………….…………………………………by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

Hanna MunkholmAmazing Grace……………………………………………………………………………….Trad.

Kyle FolkmanLargo …………………………………………………………………….A. Vivaldi (1678-1741)

Bora KimSonata in F Major, I. Vivace…………………………….G. P. Telemann (1681-1767)

FESTIVAL 6TH GRADE

Skandan SundarHungarian Serenade, Menuet Primo & Secundo……………….V. Joncieres (1839-1903)Sonata in F Major, I. Vivace……………………………………..…….G. P. Telemann (1681-1767)

Emma ChengTambourin………………………………………………………………………….F. J. Gossec (1734--1829)

FESTIVAL 7TH GRADE

Euna KimSuite Modale, I. Moderato……………………………………..…….by E. Bloch (1880-1959)

Kira ShiauThree Pieces for Flute and Piano, Op. 31……………....…….by A. Foote (1853-1937)

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FESTIVAL 8TH GRADE

Skyler RobertsPolonaise and Badinerie……………………………..…….by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

Jiyoo NamThree Romances, I. Nicht Schnell……..……..….by R. Schumann (1810-1856)

Michelle DuquetteSerenade……………………………….…….…………..…….by F.J. Haydn (1732-1809)

FESTIVAL 9TH GRADE

Yerin OhConcerto in G Major…………………………….…..…….by J. J. Quantz (1697-1773)

Somin HyunConcerto No. 2 in D Major, K. 314……………..…….by W.A. Mozart (1756-1791)

Aaditya SarikondaSonata e minor, I. Allegro…………..………………..…….by F. Devienne (1759-1803)

FESTIVAL 10TH GRADE

Alisa KunimotoPolonaise……….………………………………………………….…..…….by J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

Janice YoonSonata, I. Allegretto malincolico…………………………..…….by F. Poulenc (1899-1963)

Sophie ParkTango Etude, No. 6………………………………………………….by A. Piazzolla (1921-1992)

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FESTIVAL 11TH GRADE

Amanda ZhaoHamburger Sonata, I. Allegro…………..……………………….…………..…….by C.P.E. Bach (1714-1788)

Vivian LeePoem…………………………………..………………………………………………………….by C. Griffes (1884-1920)

Sowon HanFantasie, Op. 79…………………………………………………………………………..…….by G. Faure (1845-1924)

Alicia ShinTango Etude No. 1 Decide……………………………….……………………..…….by A. Piazzolla (1921-1992)

Petunia RizoConcerto I. Allegro…………………………………………………………………………………….by J. Ibert (1890-1962)

FESTIVAL 12TH GRADE

Liam JoyceConcerto No. 1 in G Major, I. Allegro maestoso……………………………………..…….by W.A. Mozart (1756-1791)

Festival Division Judges:

Elementary - Daniel Pardo, Elizabeth Potts6th/7th - Sorcha Barr-Deneen, Elizabeth LaCoste

8th/9th - Elizabeth LaCoste, Elizabeth Potts10th/11th/12th - Katy Wherry, Laura Pillman

Piccolo - Kate Prestia SchaubAdult Amateur - Alina Freiman Steele

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SAN DIEGO FLUTE GUILD BOARD OF DIRECTORS

We are seeking nominations for Board Membership - available positions for 2022-2023include President, Secretary, Treasurer and Directors.

Please consider running for the Board of Directors, we need all voices in order to make thisorganization the best it can be!

To submit a nomination, please email sandiegofluteguild@gmail.com. Include: the positionyou are interested in, a short bio, and a short statement on why you're interested and would bewell-suited for the role. Elections will take place in June - keep your eye out for an email with votinginformation!

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THANK YOU!!

A huge thank you to all the teachers that helped prepare their students for the SDFGcompetitions and festival divisions. Your hard work and dedication inspires the next generationof wonderful flutists. Thank you for your wonderful work!

TEACHERS

Julia Barnett

Sorcha Barr-Deneen

Sabrina Bounds

Amy Sue Dombach

Suzanne Duffy

Jennifer Parker-HarleyTori Hauk

Victoria Hauk

Jennifer Jo

Catherine Karoly

Robert LangevinLiliana Lazzari

Daniel Lee

Julie McGough

Diana Morgan

Julie Oh

Bolin Pan

Jeeyoung Park

Catherine Payne

Marina Piccinini

Amy PorterRosalind Richards

Sierra Schmeltzer

Kristyn Son

Junko Sponster

Alina Steele

Shauna Thompson

Sarah Tuck

Valeri Ugorski

We hope to see you all again next year!

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