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The New York Flute Club
November 2011 Concert
Flutronix
With special guest Greg Pattillo
Program to be announced from the stage.
Sunday, November 20, 2011, 5:30 pm
(immediately following the pre-concert
"Beatboxing 101"
workshop with Mr. Pattillo)
Engelman Recital Hall, Baruch Performing Arts Center
55 Lexington Avenue
(entrance on East 25th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues)
Admission: $20 at the door ($10 for students/seniors);
free to NYFC members
All dates and programs are subject to change.
Nathalie Joachim and Allison Loggins-Hull are Flutronix, a pair of flutists who are paving the way from their classical roots to the future of music. Performing the works of notable pioneers of new music alongside their own creations, Flutronix displays an innovative combination of flute and mixed media elements. Their original compositions, described by NewMusicBox as “equally indebted to and comfortable in several musical lineages,” navigate forms of popular, experimental, and contemporary classical music while implementing electronics and digital effects. The duo pays tribute to groundbreaking work by exposing audiences to composers who have contributed to new bodies of literature that expand the language of the flute.
Flutronix has performed at leading new music venues including Galapagos Art Space, The Tank and WNYC’s Jerome L. Greene Performance Space. Hailed for their innovative programming, the duo produces Flutronix and Friends, a collaborative new music series hosted most recently at The Cell Theater. Their self-titled debut album, “a masterful collage of electronic and acoustic music, woven into multi-faceted textures,” (Black Grooves, 2011) was released in October 2010 on the duo’s label. Flutronix recordings have been broadcast on WQXR’s Q2, WKCR and other stations nationally. Additionally, the duo has undertaken several entrepreneurial endeavors including the publishing of their original works and the launch and hosting of Real Flutists, an online web series sponsored by The Flute Center of New York. Visit their website, www.flutronix.com.
Greg Pattillo's performance videos on Youtube, showcasing “beatbox flute”, have been viewed millions of times. After earning his master's degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music, Mr. Pattillo found work as the acting principal flute of the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra, became a founding member of the Collaborative Arts Insurgency, and the 16th and Mission Thursday night gathering for performers in San Francisco. Mr. Pattillo currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and performs with the PROJECT Trio, an ensemble of genre bending performers emerging from classical music roots. Visit his website at www.pattillostyle.com.
