Andante et Allegro Op. 133 (for flute and piano) I love the contrast between the gentle andante and the frantic allegro. The andante lulls you into its beauty-- but out of nowhere comes the allegro and whisks it away. This moment in particular reminds me of onset of a thunder storm. I've paired my performance with an image I captured of a thunder storm appearing in the distance on the water at sunset. This image, for me, is the moment when the allegro takes over. Performed: February 1, 2020 University of Victoria, Philip T. Young Recital Hall Emily Morse (flute) Charlotte Hale (piano) Composer: Mel Bonis (1858 - 1937).

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'Poem' for flute, composed by Isaac Page (2019). Performed by Emily Morse, flute February 7, 2020 Philip T. Young Recital Hall University of Victoria

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Mel Bonis (1858 - 1937) was a prolific 19th C. French woman composer. Unfortunately her repertoire remains fairly unknown. This is a recording of me playing one of her wonderful pieces for flute, Une Flûte Soupire (a Sighing Flute). I've paired it with my painting titled, "Sunset of Fire." To me, this music is the night breeze rusting through the grass and the sun colouring the leaves of the trees before finally setting on the horizon. Music: Mel Bonis, Une Flûte Soupire Op. 121 (A Sighing Flute)

As the myth goes, Syrinx was a beautiful nymph who caught the attention of the god, Pan. He pursued Syrinx who fled, turning herself into a reed to escape Pan. Pan plucked the reed and fashioned Syrinx into a flute. In an attempt to capture the sadness surrounding this myth, i've paired my flute performance with the evening painting i've made, titled "8pm". Syrinx, by Claude Debussy (1913)

Lili Boulanger (1893 - 1918) was an amazing 19th C. French woman composer. This is a recording of me playing one of her beautiful pieces for flute, Nocturne. I've paired it with the only fitting painting I could make-- it's titled: "A Paddle at Dusk." Music: Nocturne, Lili Boulanger (1911)

I had a wonderful time recording this beautiful piece for solo flute, "These Moments are Fleeting." The harmonics in this piece are so delicate, and the atmosphere generated by some of the extended techniques is one that is full of energy-- so i've paired my recording with a photo I took of the tiniest little bee on the tiniest little daisy; for what could better represent a fleeting moment. Music: Joseph Chiu, These Moments are Fleeting.