Jillian Storey//flutist/educator/creative
Human Family
During the final year of my doctoral work I explored repertoire that reflected the human family, inspired by Valerie Coleman's Fanmi Imen for flute and piano. All works for both of my recitals were either inspired by, dedicated to, or reflective of some aspect of humanity. Some were recorded in locations around Greensboro that had similar symbolic meaning to the repertoire.
Spring Program:
Aware, Nathalie Joachim
Along Fault Lines, Aaron Houston (world premiere)
Coping for flute, oboe, and piano, Alyssa Morris
Pray, Allison Loggins-Hull
Fanmi Imen for flute and piano, Valerie Coleman
Fall Program:
Homeland for solo flute, Allison Loggins-Hull
everyone@universe.existence, Robert Dick
Lipstick for flute and boombox, Jacob TV
who are you not to be for solo vocalizing flutist, Gregory Watson
Acht Stucke, Paul Hindemith
Voice for solo flute, Toru Takemitsu