Jun
30

D'Oyly Carte Island Concert

 

Robert Cart will perform a recital on the historic D’oyly Carte Mansion on D’Oyly Carte Island in London’s River Thames. (Date and time TBD) This is a special connection to ancestral heritages that includes a performance of Jiři Čart’s Sonata in D minor played on a 1907 Rudall, Carte and Co. flute by flutist Robert Cart. There will be several other works on this recital, too. More information is available at D’Oyly Carte Island Summer Concerts.

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May
31
to Jun 1

World Pride 2025 National LGBTQIA+ Flute Choir


The National LGBTQIA+ Flute Choir is thrilled to perform free public concerts during WorldPride 2025 in Washington, D.C. as a part of the International Choral Festival!

Saturday, May 31 11:00am: Library of Congress, Coolidge Auditorium
Address: 101 independence Avenue SE, Washington, DC 20540
All audience members must reserve a free ticket!

Saturday, May 31 5:00pm: WoCo Fest at Strathmore Mansion Grounds
Address: 10701 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, MD 20852
Our outdoor concert is free and open to the public! If you wish to enter the Mansion for other events, you can grab a pay-what-you-can ticket.

Sunday, June 1 1:00pm: National Gallery of Art
Address: 6th Street NW and Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20565
Our indoor concert is free and open to the public! No tickets or timed entry required.

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Apr
5

Austin Flute Festival

I will be presenting The Singing Flute: Operatic Transcriptions and the legacy of Marcel Moyse at the Austin (TX) flute festival, where I will be discussing and performing Lensky’s aria from Eugene Onègin (Tchaikovsky/Auer/Cart) and Fantisie on der Freischütz (Taffanel).

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Feb
1

Florida Flute Convention

Flute Blend: A Musical Tasting

Various Performers

Saturday, February 1, 2025

2:00 PM

Augusta A/B

Robert Cart will perform Jiři Čart’s Sonata in d minor on a 1907 Rudall, Carte, and Sons flute

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Oct
16

The Mallery Concert Series with Éxi Chéria

Èxi Chéria performs trios for flute (Robert Cart), viola (Ivan Mendoza), and cello (Wade Davis) ranging from the Baroque era to today, This concert features the world premiere of Whirlwind Variations, a newly commissioned work by Zach Gulaboff-Davis supported by a generous grant from the Composers’ Guild of New Jersey. Other pieces on the concert include works by Beethoven and Devienne. For more information, visit Mallory Art Gallery of Rutgers University, Camden.

 
 
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