Sheet music from the album:
Three-Nine Line for flute and piano
Orion's Belt for flute trio
Lilliputian for piccolo and music box
In Cahoots for two flutes
Asphyxia for solo flute
Chatter for two flutes
Smorgasbord for flute/piccolo
Percolate for flute trio
Nicole Chamberlain (b.1977)
THREE-NINE LINE for flute and piano (2015)
I. Flathatting
II. Deadstick
III. Trim
IV. Jink
MINTAKA for three flutes (from Orion's Belt) (2014)
LILLIPUTIAN for piccolo and music box (2016)
IN CAHOOTS for two flutes (2016)
ASPHYXIA for solo flute (2016)
CHATTER for two flutes (2011)
SMORGASBORD for solo flute and piccolo (2010)
I. Crunchy
II. Gelatinous
III. Carbonated
IV. Fluffy
PERCOLATE for three flutes (2015)
Nicole Chamberlain maintains an active career as a composer and flutist. As a composer, she won the 2010 Audience Favorite award at the Atlanta Opera's 24-Hour Opera Project for her opera, Scrub-A-Dub Raw, which resulted in the Atlanta Opera's first commission of a children's opera, Chamberlain's Rabbit Tales. The work received more than 50 performances, effectively launching her career. She has been commissioned by numerous other ensembles, including the Georgia Symphony Orchestra, Oklahoma Flute Society, Atlanta Flute Club and Cuatro Puntos. A frequent award-winner, Chamberlain took first place in the 2013 Areon Flutes Composition Competition, 2015 Flute View Composition Competition and 2017 National Flute Association Flute Choir Composition Competition. She took second place in the Flute New Music Consortium Composition Competitions in 2014 and 2016. As a flutist, Chamberlain has performed with the Georgia Symphony Orchestra, LaGrange Symphony, Gwinnett Ballet, duoATL, Mercury Season, Terminus Ensemble, Chamber Cartel, Perimeter Flutes and Capitol City Opera, and in collaboration with numerous performing artists. In the master class setting, she has worked with Charles Wuorinen and Joan Tower. Chamberlain received her Bachelor of Music degree in music composition from the University of Georgia, studying with William Davis, Leonard Ball, Lewis Nielson and Roger Vogel. www.nikkinotes.com
Mary Matthews is an accomplished flutist, new music advocate and pedagogue. She has performed in recital at Carnegie Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Fundação Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina in Brazil and Festival Goethe Institut Música Nueva and Jornadas de Música Contemporánea in Bolivia, among others. Matthews has also performed at the Newport Music Festival, Maryland Wind Festival, New Music Gathering and at five National Flute Association conventions. A dedicated chamber musician, she is a founding member of Duo Rossignol with soprano Hillary LaBonte and regularly collaborates with musicians around the country. Matthews was appointed principal flutist of the Hartford Independent Chamber Orchestra during the 2012-2013 season, and in this capacity has collaborated with some of New England's leading new music organizations. She has won numerous performance competitions, including the International American Protégé Woodwinds Competition, South Carolina Flute Society Young Artist Competition, Kathryn E. MacPhail Young Artist Concerto Competition and Firelands Symphony Orchestra Young Artist Competition. Over the course of her career, she has received numerous performance, research and community outreach grants. Matthews began flute studies at the Eastman School of Music's Preparatory Program where she graduated with distinction in performance. She holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from The Hartt School, a Master of Music degree from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor of Music degree from the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music. www.MaryMatthewsFlute.com
Matthew Angelo is a highly versatile orchestral, chamber and solo flutist. He has performed across the United States and internationally in notable venues, including the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts and New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Angelo has performed with the Bay-Atlantic Symphony, Hartford Independent Chamber Orchestra and is the second flutist of the Liberty Wind Symphony. Angelo is a member of the Manor Winds woodwind quintet and during the summer season performs with the Maryland Wind Festival. He performed to high acclaim with flutists Nicole Chamberlain and Mary Matthews at the 2016 National Flute Association Convention in San Diego. A strong advocate of new music, he has been involved in numerous world premiere performances. Also a dedicated chamber musician, Matthew is the co-founder of the Peroledi Duo with saxophonist Alyssa Hoffert. The Duo gave their international debut performances in 2016, presenting recitals at the Foundation des Etats-Unis of the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris. In 2015, they were invited to perform at the Navy Band International Saxophone Symposium in Washington, D.C. Angelo holds a Master of Music degree from The Hartt School and a Bachelor of Music degree from West Chester University of Pennsylvania. www.MatthewJAngeloFlutist.com
Jessica Nilles is an active soloist, performing regularly in notable venues, including the Esterházy Palace in Austria in a program of works by Beethoven. A strong advocate for new music, Nilles frequently performs in Pendulum New Music concerts at the University of Northern Iowa and with the Colorado New Music Ensemble, with which she collaborated in a production of Paul Moravec's Tempest Fantasy. She has performed with numerous instrumentalists and singers, including University of Northern Iowa music faculty in A Night at the Opera and with Wartburg College's Artist-in-Residence, Simon Estes, with whom she performed at the White House and on tour throughout Iowa. During her time on faculty at Wartburg College, she performed at the Easter Sunrise Service at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre and joined the Wartburg Choir in performances at the National ACDA Conference. A native of Webster City, Iowa, Nilles is pursuing a doctoral degree in piano performance at the University of Colorado Boulder, studying with Andrew Cooperstock. She currently holds degrees in piano performance and pedagogy from the University of Oklahoma and piano performance from Wartburg College, where she served as adjunct piano faculty in the 2016-2017 academic year.
Nicole Chamberlain
Flute Powell Handmade Conservatory Flute in 9k Aurumite
Mary Matthews
Flute Body: Powell Handmade Conservatory Flute in 9k Aurumite
Headjoint: Burkart Boston 10k with silver lip plate and crown
Rose gold lefreQue
Matthew Angelo
Flute Haynes Handmade Solid Silver Flute with 14k rose gold rings and headjoint
Rose gold lefreQue
Burkart piccolo