KARIN DE FLEYT - FLUTIST Karin de Fleyt Contact Info: +32 (0)477 785693 +44 (0)7787 388796 email: karindefl[email protected]www.karindefleyt.be Career Karin de Fleyt is an internationally-renowned flutist and soloist in contemporary music, with many flute works written for her. She is solo flutist in the HERMES Ensemble www.hermesensemble.be. She plays the flute, alto flute, piccolo and bass flute, as well as shakuhachi and bansuri flute. Karin took her masters degree (MA) at the Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent (1995), where she already specialised in contemporary flute solo and chamber music repertoire. QTS at the Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent (1996), Laureate (PGCE) at the Orpheus Institute in Gent (1997 - 2001) during which she taught contemporary music and live electronics at the Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent. Karin de Fleyt has over 20 years of experience in teaching flute, both at music school and Higher Education level, including MMus and Advanced Master. She is appointed as Flute tutor at the Leeds College of Music in the classical pathway since September 2013 and teaches at Leeds University. Karin is senior lecturer in the professional teachers program at the School of Arts/Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent since 2009. Karin is a visiting teacher at the RNCM for the International Artistic Diploma program and is currently finalising her research project ‘From Zero to Void - encounters with Stockhausen and Bauermeister’ at the Artesis Plantijn University College, Royal Music Conservatoire and Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp (end 2016). As a doctorate student at York University, Karin investigates new performer-composer collaborations under supervision of professor Ambrose Field. In performing, Karin is constantly looking for new experiments, resulting in great collaborations with many well known composers, one of the most memorable a ten year long collaboration with Karlheinz Stockhausen. It is Karin’s prime objective to work with young people, teaching them the techniques and skills to interpret different music styles with confidence. To this end, she is regularly asked to give masterclasses/workshops and lecture-recitals.
Karin de Fleyt is an internationally-renowned flutist and soloist in contemporary music, with many flute works written for her. She is solo flutist in the HERMES Ensemble www.hermesensemble.be. She plays the flute, alto flute, piccolo and bass flute, as well as shakuhachi and bansuri flute.
Karin took her masters degree (MA) at the Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent (1995), where she already specialised in contemporary flute solo and chamber music repertoire. QTS at the Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent (1996), Laureate (PGCE) at the Orpheus Institute in Gent (1997 - 2001) during which she taught contemporary music and live electronics at the Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent. Karin de Fleyt has over 20 years of experience in teaching flute, both at music school and Higher Education level, including MMus and Advanced Master. She is appointed as Flute tutor at the Leeds College of Music in the classical pathway since September 2013 and teaches at Leeds University. Karin is senior lecturer in the professional teachers program at the School of Arts/Royal Music Conservatoire in Gent since 2009.
Karin is a visiting teacher at the RNCM for the International Artistic Diploma program and is currently finalising her research project ‘From Zero to Void - encounters with Stockhausen and Bauermeister’ at the Artesis Plantijn University College, Royal Music Conservatoire and Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp (end 2016).
As a doctorate student at York University, Karin investigates new performer-composer collaborations under supervision of professor Ambrose Field.
In performing, Karin is constantly looking for new experiments, resulting in great collaborations with many well known composers, one of the most memorable a ten year long collaboration with Karlheinz Stockhausen.
It is Karin’s prime objective to work with young people, teaching them the techniques and skills to interpret different music styles with confidence. To this end, she is regularly asked to give masterclasses/workshops and lecture-recitals.
Karin de Fleyt performed as a soloist with several ensembles and orchestras with conductors such as Marco Angius, Koen Kessels, Karlheinz Stockhausen, James Wood, Zsolt Nagy, Clark Rundel, Wolfgang Lischke, Peter Rundel, Mark Heron.
Together with Alfia Nakipbekova (cello) and Jakob Fichert (piano) Karin de Fleyt founded ‘Trio Sonore’ in 2015 commissioning new repertoire for their instruments.
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For this overview of some of Karin’s productions, links and trailers are available on: www.karindefleyt.be
Radio Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra Hilversum: first flute in “Hochzeiten” (from Sonntag aus Licht) by K. Stockhausen, live broadcast on Dutch National Radio(AVRO) from the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam (2006).
Jan De Keyser (Theatre house In-vitro): ‘De Zandman’, Theater am Stollwerk - Köln (2008 )
Southbank Centre Festival: soloist: ‘Luzifer’s Tanz’ (Lucifer’s Dance) by K. Stockhausen. Manchester and London premiere, with the RNCM Wind Orchestra (Clarke Rundel) (2008)
Ensemble MusikFabrik (Peter Rundel): first flute in ‘Michaels Reise um die Erde’ by K. Stockhausen in Festival d’Automne , Paris (2008).
Hermes Ensemble: DVD ‘Pour vos beaux yeux’, new compositions on experimental short movies (2009).
CD ‘Disappearing in Light’ (Harmonia Mundi) with music by Wim Henderickx (2009)
Wim Henderickx: ‘Medea’ music theatre with theatre companies Transparant (Guy Coolen) and de Veenfabriek ( Paul Koek) (2011-2012) and ‘Atlantic Wall’ with the Hermes Ensemble (2013)
DVD ‘Belgique Martyre’: composition by Hanne Deneire, Film by Charles Tutelier (1919), for the Flemish Film Archive, with the Hermes Ensemble (2014)
2013 - 2014: four commissions for Bass Flute have been premiered and recorded. One of them is a Flute concerto (2013) by the british composer Paul Goodey, together with the RNCM Wind Orchestra, conducted by Mark Heron.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceYo_SctuPo
DVD ‘MITTWOCH aus LICHT’ (WEDNESDAY from LIGHT): from the world premiere (Southbank Festival - Birmingham 2012. Winner of the RPS Opera and Music Theatre Award 2012) (released 2013)
A second full CD ‘Triptych’ for Harmonia Mundi , featuring compositions by Wim Henderickx: ‘On the Road’ for solo Bass Flute with electronics, and two ensemble works with the Hermes Ensemble (2014)
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