"Worlds Meet" with Flutist Hadar Noiberg

"Worlds Meet" with Internationally Acclaimed Flutist Hadar Noiberg with

pianist Jasnam Daya Singh

“Several worlds meet (in Noiberg’s music)… the warm, romantic sound and the precise counterpoint of European classical music; the thump and the controlled improvisational passion of American jazz and the colorful depth of Middle Eastern music. Compositionally Noiberg has an outstanding talent for catchy melodies.” – Süddeutsche Zeitung

WHEN

• Sunday afternoon, October 27, 2024 - 2:00 pm.  Renown flutist, composer and educator Hadar Noiberg presents a 2:00pm concert followed by a one hour workshop at the  Multnomah Arts Center Auditorium. 

• Address: Multnomah Arts Center Auditorium; 7688 SW Capitol Highway, Portland OR
• Link to: Map of MAC campus
• Venue Parking: On-site or street
• Signage & Assistance: We will have signage for the event outside the building as well as volunteers both inside and outside to assist you. Please message contact@gpfs.org if you need any special assistance.

• Internationally acclaimed flutist, composer and educator Hadar Noiberg presents a 2:00pm concert with pianist Jasnam Daya Singh. This concert is open to all and followed by a one hour workshop for musicians at the Multnomah Arts Center. She will be playing her original material, Brazilian music that she loves, and other repertoire.

THE WORKSHOP - THE "SELF SUFFICIENT FLUTIST" (BRING YOUR FLUTE!)

• The workshop following the concert is focused on flutists and other musicians but anyone is welcome to stay on after the concert to listen in!
• Hadar’s workshop will focus on her teaching method “The Self Sufficient Flutist” and will be of interest to flutists of all styles, levels and ages.
• The class is suitable for flutists playing in all musical genres.
• As she explains her approach to music, she creates an open environment, inviting flutists to join her and engage in interactive exercises.
• Hadar’s insightful teachings and warm, welcoming personality inspire creativity and perspective. 
• The Self Sufficient Flutist is a teaching method she has developed and uses in private practice as well as in flute workshops around the world. Its goal is to help flutists strengthen their musical independence and understanding of the various musical elements (melody, rhythm, harmony) and how they interact.