Eclectic artist, passionate about chamber music, Raquele Magalhaes deploys her musical sensitivity in classical music as well as in improvisation, or in interdisciplinary performances.
Raquele Magalhaes owes her professional impetus to the confidence of the French State, which awarded her a scholarship throughout her training at the CNSMDs in Paris and Lyon. Raquele Magalhaes received the First Prize in flute in the class of Alain Marion and Sophie Cherrier, in Paris, and completed a successful Third Cycle of Improvement with Philippe Bernold, in Lyon. She was a pupil of Celso Woltzenlogel in Brazil, and also of Philippe Pierlot, in France. Great masters of the flute advised him, such as Jean-Pierre Rampal, Paula Robison, Felix Renggli, Ransom Wilson, Pierre Dumail, Michael Faust, Keith Underwood, Vincent Lucas and Benedek Csalog.
Eclectic artist, passionate about chamber music, Raquele Magalhaes deploys her musical sensitivity in classical music as well as in improvisation, or in interdisciplinary performances.
Raquele Magalhaes owes her professional impetus to the confidence of the French State, which awarded her a scholarship throughout her training at the CNSMDs in Paris and Lyon. Raquele Magalhaes received the First Prize in flute in the class of Alain Marion and Sophie Cherrier, in Paris, and completed a successful Third Cycle of Improvement with Philippe Bernold, in Lyon. She was a pupil of Celso Woltzenlogel in Brazil, and also of Philippe Pierlot, in France. Great masters of the flute advised him, such as Jean-Pierre Rampal, Paula Robison, Felix Renggli, Ransom Wilson, Pierre Dumail, Michael Faust, Keith Underwood, Vincent Lucas and Benedek Csalog.
Sat, 28 May
|Paris
Trio Valadon (flute, cello and piano) with Raquele Magalhaes, Aurélienne Brauner and Paolo Rigutto
The Nights of Aude