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.
Pedagogy
Raquele Magalhaes graduated from the Paris Conservatoire (CNSMDP) in 2011, where she obtained both the Certificat d’Aptitude (CA) and a European Master’s Degree. She is titular of her teaching position by the French Government and has held teaching positions at several conservatoires in the Paris region and in Strasbourg. She is currently Professor of Flute at the CRR Marcel Dadi in Créteil, France, and at the European Institute of Music in Vienna, Austria.
She taught for five years at the CRR de Strasbourg and at the Haute École des Arts du Rhin (HEAR), and subsequently spent eight years as a professor at the Flaine International Music Academy.
Alongside her teaching career, Raquele Magalhaes regularly gives masterclasses and leads pedagogical projects internationally. She has been invited to teach in France, Latvia, Spain, Italy, Brazil and China.
Her research in music pedagogy explores the relationship between musical interpretation and the visual arts. Her thesis, Musical Interpretation: The Contribution of the Visual Arts, led to close collaborations with composers Hugues Dufourt and Jérôme Combier, opening up new perspectives on interpretation, perception and artistic expression.
She also developed an extensive research project with composer Hugues Dufourt focusing on multiphonics and their use in musical composition. Primarily aimed at composers and flutists, this work explores the technical, expressive and compositional possibilities of multiphonic techniques on the flute.
Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Créteil - Marcel Dadi
Award Students from Raquele Magalhaes's Flute Class
Raquele Magalhaes is Professor of Flute at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional (CRR) Marcel Dadi in Créteil, in the Paris region, France. The conservatoire welcomes nearly 1,200 students of all levels and has an international outlook, offering programmes in music, dance and theatre.
Students wishing to apply for the different programmes of study — Cycle I, Cycle II, CEM, CPDN-COP, CPES and the Advanced Studies Programme — can find the admission calendar and entrance examination information on the conservatoire’s website:
CRR de Créteil
2–4, rue Déménitroux
94000 Créteil, France
Tel.: +33 (0)1 56 72 10 10
Email: crr.creteil@gpsea.fr
The summer Meisterkurse welcomes top-level international students to the sumptuous Otto-Wagner Areal in Vienna, Austria. The teaching team is made up of world-renowned Artists and Professors. Students work every day with their Professor and also have the opportunity to work with a dedicated piano accompanist per class.
Student places are limited for each Professor. For this reason, a selection of videos is requested : 3 videos of different styles, if possible one with a composer of Austrian origin.
There are also orchestral repertoire sessions with maestro Jörg Birhance. Then there's a Festival to round off the project, with fine concerts given by guest artists and EMIV students.
For information and registration, please contact the link below:
https://emi-vienna.com/raquele-magalhaes/
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