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KATHLEEN MCDONALD,
FLUTIST
Kathy is founder/director of BaroQue Across the River, a chamber music
series dedicated to performances on original instruments in historical
settings in Brooklyn, NY. A graduate of SUNY, Stony Brook where she
was a student of Samuel Baron, she has been heard as soloist and chamber
musician in the U.S., Canada, Europe and the Caribbean. She has studied
baroque flute with Sandra Miller, and chamber music at Mannes College
of music with Martha McGaughey. She has participated in several early
music festivals including the Academy for Early Music, under the direction
of Bach scholar Joshua Rifkin in Brixen, Italy; the St. Olav Festival
in Trondheim, Norway and in a J.S. Bach festival/master classes with
Barthold Kuijken in Sopron, Hungary. While Artist-in-Residence at
CUNY LaGuardia College, she conducted workshops and performance seminars
dedicated to American Music. She performed at the Jean Cocteau Repertory
Theater in NYC, under music director Ellen Mandel, for the premier
of Darius Milhaud's music written for the Brecht play "Mother
Courage and her Children". and was also part of a live broadcast
from the United Nations on WDR, German public television. With husband
and guitarist, Pasquale Bianculli, she has performed at DeDoulen Hall
in Holland, and the International Trade Center in Willemstad, Curacao.
The McDonald-Bianculli Duo has performed in France, Italy and at the
"theaterforum Kruetzberg" in Berlin, Germany performing
the music of Carlo Domeniconi. They released a new CD of music for flute & guitar in
September 2008. It is called
"Hill of
Slane -Psalms, Sonatas & Sojourns". The CD is
available for purchase on CD BABY. With her husband, Pat and
guitarist, Harris Becker, she
co-directs the summer festival, Songe d'été en musique
in Quebec, Canada, now in its 4th season. | |
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