Hear i Flautisti performing live on ‘The Early Music Show’ with Lucie Skeaping at the Brighton Early Music Festival.

Click the link to hear Sarabande and Balletto from Mensa Sonora Pars II by H.I.F. Biber, and Largo and Allegro Molto from Antonio Vivaldi’s Concerto in C, RV443.

i Flautisti are featured in the summer issue of The Recorder Magazine!

To read a copy of the article see below, and to order a copy, please visit www.recordermail.co.uk for more details.

We really liked this picture, taken of us by Alexis Bennett of The Artisans.  Hear more from this exciting Medieval / Renaissance band here: http://www.the-artisans.co.uk/

The ensemble’s energy combined with a wealth of teaching experience enthused young participants as part of the Brighton Early Music Festival 2010 and looks to build on this in 2011 in conjunction with Cambridge Education and Leamington Music.

“Musically virtuosic and masterly, i Flautisti communicated with both adults and awe-struck children in a spirited and energetic way, and left everybody wanting more!” - Newbury Spring Festival 

(Ilona and Jitka showing children at BREMF which one of them really can make the highest note!)

The ensemble caters for all ages and levels of playing and can tailor days based on specific themes, events and musical styles.

Below is an example of the ‘Creative, playing and dancing rituals’ workshop that i Flautisti took to the Brighton Early Music Festival this year based on the idea of The Four Seasons and interweaving this with choice of repertoire, baroque dance, and costume.

“It’s rare that a public recorder workshop day, where children with such a big age range come together for the first time, goes by without at least one child becoming miserable or isolated or refusing to take part in the activities – and I know that it was very much down to how well you engaged the children and how you made them all feel comfortable and involved that this didn’t happen for a second.  You are all natural teachers and the activities were engaging and very well thought out and planned – a really good mix of music-making, active listening and artwork and pitched at the appropriate level, bearing in mind both the age range (7-13) and the ability range (beginners to Grade 6).  It is a huge achievement that all the children took something positive away from the day.  Above all, your enthusiasm and liveliness are in themselves key to your innate ability to inspire the next generation of recorder players.  Thank you so much for devising such a successful day.” - Brighton Early Music Festival

i Flautisti also gave three days of workshops, masterclasses and concerts as part of Leamington Music in October 2011, and reviews can be read on the ‘In the news’ section of our website.

For more details, or to discuss how i Flautisti can tailor a workshop for your school / group, please contact Danielle on djalowiecka@gmail.com.

Find us at www.twitter.com/iflautisti (@iFlautisti) and we look forward to tweeting with you!

13th October 2011 - 09:00 and 11:00 – Recorder workshops at Clinton Primary School, Caesar Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1DL

13th October 2011 – 19:30 – Beauchamp Hall, Kingsley School, Beauchamp Avenue, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV32 5RD

i Flautisti present an evening concert as part of Leamington Music’s Autumn Concert Series. 

14th October 2011 - 13:15 - Lunchtime concert, Warwick School, Warwick, CV34 6PP

14th October 2011 – 14:50 – Afternoon concert followed by workshop session, Eastlands Primary School, Lansdowne Place, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV21 3RY

http://www.leamingtonmusic.org/