When Music tells Stories that Matter - Flutist Caitlin Berger
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Caitlin Berger is a Montreal-based flutist and flute teacher who primarily enjoys performing in solo and chamber recitals. Through her performance projects, she tells stories and connects with audiences about social issues, music, and life itself. Caitlin recently created a virtual concert series entitled Caitlin’s Cozy Concerts, which she hosts and performs in every last Saturday of the month. Together with Emilia Segura, her flute and clarinet duo Ensemble Camellia will be premiering more than five new works in February 2021, in partnership with McGill University’s Association of Student Composers. Caitlin has been teaching flute privately for over four years and she currently holds the position of Flute Instructor at the Fortissimo Academy of Music and Arts in Côte-Saint-Luc.
www.caitlinbergerflute.com
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