WATCH & LISTEN
Excerpts of live performances
Claire Vazart’s Songes for flute, bass, and piano drifts through a world of jazzy shadows—smokey, dark, and quietly sensual.It unfolds like a late-night confession, its quiet bass line and languid piano licks give the flute space to sing, bend, and sigh. Songes is a reminder that truth often lives in the half-lit places: in desire, in memory, and in the hushed moments where we find the courage to speak, even softly.
Poem for flute and piano
(Charles Griffes)
Sonatine
(Henri Dutilleux)
Claude Bolling’s “Affectueuse” floats in a smoky, tender world—sweet, lyrical, and quietly seductive. Performed here as part of The Sound of Hope, my cabaret-style program celebrating resilience, love, and the intimate places where music and identity meet.
Live from the Kennedy Center
First Prayer
(Ned Rorem)
Prelude I
(Riobert Muczynski)
Regrets and Resolutions
(Gary Schocker)
Soliloquy
(Lowell Liebermann)
Flute Quartet in D major, K.285
(Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus)
Trio for flute, violin, and piano
(Nino Rota)
Quintet for flute and strings
(Sergi Casanellas)
Ti (China)
from Six Preludes
(Davied Loeb)
Ephemeropterae I
(Martin Amlin)