Local Musicians Explore Faces, Feet Of Flute Music

Boston, MA (Top40 Charts/ Orlando Cela Official Website) One never knows how many pieces were inspired by feet, but "The blue footed booby" will be one of the iconic 20th-century works of music performed by Orlando Cela and Aaron Jackson on Sunday, June 3 at 3 pm, at the College Club in Boston.

Flutist Orlando Cela and pianist Aaron Jackson will perform a program hosted by Paul Carlson and "The Chromatic Club" of Boston, featuring some of the most influential works for flute in the 20th century. The fantastic Sonata for flute and piano by Bohuslav Martinu will open the program, followed by works of Boston's own Apostolos Paraskevas, Carl Reinecke, Tristan Murail, Charles-Marie Widor and Aaron Jackson himself, doing a double appearance as composer and performer.

The program will feature some of the most famous and local faces in the literature, but also feet! This program, built around the Boston prémiere of Tristan Murail's "Le Fou a pates bleues" is based on the blue-footed booby, the ornithological resident of the Galapagos; also, Aaron Jackson's "Down the Stream" will encourage the audience to use their sea-legs in this river themed work; Carl Reinecke's Sonata "Undine" will close the second half, and will reminisce all who hear it of the fantastical world of underwater creatures, while sonically representing the work of Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué which inspired "The Little Mermaid." Finally, the feet spring into action - at least symbolically - with Widor's Suite, op 34., a very rare work by this composer for this instrumentation. Widor was an extremely accomplished organist and a composer who was at the vanguard of the French revival of organ music during the later part of the 19th century.

The recital is open to the public and will take place at the College Club - 44 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts. For more information please visit https://orlandocela.com/