Booking & Presenter Kit
Programs
Femmes et Forêt: Music for Flute and Piano
Femmes et Forêt: Music for Flute and Piano
This program explores the connections between femininity, mythology, and the natural world.
Featuring Mélanie Bonis’s Femmes de Légende, a suite of portraits depicting mythological and literary women whose stories connect deeply with the natural world.
Sofia Gubaidulina | Sounds of the Forest, an atmospheric meditation on the natural world.
Carl Reinecke | Undine Sonata, which tells the story of the water-spirit Undine.
Yuko Uebayashi | Flute Sonata, a contemporary work inspired by the composer's deep relationship with nature.
Sarah Shin, flute
Kathryn Felt, piano
SEED: Germinal Roots
SEED: Germinal Roots
Seed explores the themes of beginnings and emergence: the unfolding of musical ideas, the first burst of life, and our relationship with nature in an age of climate uncertainty.
Lili Boulanger | D’un matin de printemps
Emilie Mayer | Piano Trio in B minor, Op. 16, a dramatic work showcasing motivic development by the composer known as “the female Beethoven.”
Gabriela Ortiz | Trifolium, Named after the three-leaved clover genus, this piece references plants known for restoring and sustaining the soil)
Angelique Mouyis | "How to Breathe" from The Trees Speak, a commissioned work for Wild Muse Arts that explores arboreal perspectives on resilience
Ludwig van Beethoven | Presto finale of Op. 1, No. 1
Sharon Cho, violin
WanYi Pan, cello
Kathryn Felt, piano
BLOOM: Floral Portraits
Bloom celebrates the peak of the growing season by focusing on botanical storytelling and floriography—the historical language of flowers.Edward MacDowell | "To a Wild Rose" from Woodland Sketches, Op. 51
Amy Beach | From Grandmother's Garden, Op. 97
Dora Pejačević | Blumenleben (The Life of Flowers), Op. 19
Format: Lecture-Recital
Kathryn Felt, piano
Programming Philosophy
Wild Muse Arts brings together distinguished classical musicians trained at top conservatories for ecologically themed programs.
To guide our curation, our programming draws on specific ecological themes:
Elements & Natural Forces:
Works inspired by earth, water, storms, forests, and sky—from canonic works to contemporary reflections on the environment.
Climate Change & the Anthropocene:
Music responding to the urgency of our times, exploring the crisis of rising seas, shifting seasons, and fragile ecosystems.
Women & Underrepresented Voices
Centering composers historically overlooked hrough an ecological lens.
Technical Requirements
One well-maintained acoustic grand piano (tuned to A=440 on the day of the performance).
One adjustable piano bench.
Optional: A microphone (lapel or wireless handheld) on a stand for speaking/lecture portions.
Two sturdy music stands (for violin/cello or flute).
Two armless, stable chairs.
Natural acoustics are sufficient and preferred for most performance spaces. If the venue size or layout requires sound reinforcement, we request that all instruments (piano, violin, and cello) be amplified collectively to maintain a natural, balanced chamber music blend.
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