November 12, 2005
Duo recital: Kim Pineda, transverse flute, and Jillon Stoppels Dupree, harpsichord.

Sublime, virtuosic, cerebral, and philosophical music for flute and harpsichord, together and separately. Two Seattle favorites combine their talents and, well, need we say more?

Pineda and Dupree will play music of the high baroque and the early classical periods, including works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, and Joseph Boulonge, le Chevalier de St. George (1748-1799).

Well-known to Seattle early music audiences, Dupree and Pineda have enjoyed playing together for more than a decade. Most recently, the two appeared together with Jed Wentz, Matthias Maute, and Margriet Tindemans on Baroque Northwest's 2005 concert series.

Jillon Stoppels Dupree has received high acclaim for her performances as a soloist and ensemble artist in London, Amsterdam, New York, Boston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. In Seattle, she has given numerous recitals and is founder and co-artistic director of Gallery Concerts. A recipient of the prestigious National Endowment for the Arts Solo Recitalists Grant, she was a prize winner in the S.E.H.K.S. International Harpsichord Competition in Washington, D.C., and a Finalist in Boston's Erwin Bodky Competition.

Kim Pineda's virtuosity on both recorder and baroque flute is widely recognized. He has performed in Canada and Israel, and throughout the United States. Founder and director of Baroque Northwest, he plays regularly with other leading early music ensembles on the West coast and in the Midwest. He has performed at the Boston, Berkeley, Long Beach Bach, and Bloomington early music festivals, Seattle's Bumbershoot Festival, and has recorded on the Focus and Centaur labels, and has been featured on the NPR programs Harmonia and Performance Today.

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