Renowned as a consummate virtuoso, flutist Eugenia Moliner hails from Spain and is acclaimed for her brilliant artistry and musical taste. Recognized by the specialized flute publications, Moliner’s performances skillfully craft captivating musical tales, showcasing her mastery of colors and a sensuality finely tuned to the demands of the music.
“An artist of the highest caliber...”
Pan Magazine, UK
“This music is a perfect medium for appreciating Moliner’s exquisite playing. Her control, her impeccable intonation, and her ability to blend seamlessly with subtle changes of tone color are second only to her expressive artistry.”
Flute Quarterly, USA
“Moliner is a fantastic flutist, every note she plays is part of the story. She weaves a line with colors, vibrato use or the lack thereof, and a sensuality that exactly what the music requires... it is a master class in musicality....”
Flute Talk, USA
As a member of the Cavatina Duo with guitarist Denis Azabagic, she has graced concert halls and festivals in more than 30 countries, spanning Europe, the USA, South America, and Asia. Their performances have enchanted audiences at prestigious venues such as the Ravinia Festival, the Harris Theater (Chicago), Symphony Center (Chicago), Da Camera Society (Los Angeles), Mainly Mozart San Diego, the Opening Gala at the National Flute Association Conference USA, National Performing Arts Center in Beijing, Oriental Arts Center Shanghai, the National Flute Association (AFE) in Madrid, National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC), the Aix-en-Provence Summer Festival (France), Campos do Jordão Festival (Brazil), Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow, The Doelen (Netherlands), National Concert Hall in Taipei (Taiwan), Daejeon Philharmonic Concert Hall (Korea), and ICCR Music Center in Kolkata (India), among many others.
As soloist with orchestra, she has collaborated with esteemed ensembles such as the Chicago Sinfonietta, Daejeon Philharmonic, Camerata Serbica, Lanyang Symphony, Monterrey Symphony youth orchestra, and Traverse Symphony.
Ms. Moliner has shared the stage with flutists Mathieu Dufour, Stefán Ragnar Höskuldsson, Salvador Martinez, Julia Gallego, and Francisco Lopez, as well as principal musicians from the Chicago Symphony, Rotterdam Philharmonic, and Toronto Symphony. Her collaborations include numerous performances with the Chicago Chamber Musicians, the Civitas Ensemble, Avalon Quartet, and Aspen Trio. While residing in Holland, she collaborated with ensembles
like the Rotterdam Baroque Ensemble, the Montebello Ensemble and the National Philharmonic.
With twelve albums and new compositions commissions, her live performances have been broadcast on numerous classical radio stations in the US and abroad, including WFMT, NPR, and Radio Nacional de España. Additionally, she just released “Song to the Moon” with Azica Records, another album featuring the music of Rami Levin on Acis Records and next spring 2025, will see the release of her newest project with Cavatina Duo, together with the GRAMMY-winning Pacifica Quartet, a musical project entitled “River of Fire” to be released with Grammy-Winner Chicago based, Cedille Records.
Beyond her compelling performing career, Eugenia Moliner teaches at the University of Illinois at Chicago and serves as the artistic director of festivals in the USA and Europe, including the Festival Juan Gual Esteve in Spain and, in past editions, the Flute Symposium of Chicago. Moliner has conducted Masterclasses throughout the United States, in Universities and Flute Clubs, as well as in Festivals and Universities in Russia, Spain, Brazil, Taiwan, Mexico, Bosnia, Serbia, India, Holland, Portugal, and Denmark.
Moliner is also a founding member of the Fandango Ensemble, an exciting and cosmopolitan ensemble comprising flute, guitar, violin, and violoncello.
www.eugeniamoliner.com
www.cavatinaduo.com
www.fandangoensemble.com
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“An artist of the highest caliber...”
Pan Magazine, UK
“This music is a perfect medium for appreciating Moliner’s exquisite playing. Her control, her impeccable intonation, and her ability to blend seamlessly with subtle changes of tone color are second only to her expressive artistry.”
Flute Quarterly, USA
“Moliner is a fantastic flutist, every note she plays is part of the story. She weaves a line with colors, vibrato use or the lack thereof, and a sensuality that exactly what the music requires... it is a master class in musicality....”
Flute Talk, USA
As a member of the Cavatina Duo with guitarist Denis Azabagic, she has graced concert halls and festivals in more than 30 countries, spanning Europe, the USA, South America, and Asia. Their performances have enchanted audiences at prestigious venues such as the Ravinia Festival, the Harris Theater (Chicago), Symphony Center (Chicago), Da Camera Society (Los Angeles), Mainly Mozart San Diego, the Opening Gala at the National Flute Association Conference USA, National Performing Arts Center in Beijing, Oriental Arts Center Shanghai, the National Flute Association (AFE) in Madrid, National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC), the Aix-en-Provence Summer Festival (France), Campos do Jordão Festival (Brazil), Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow, The Doelen (Netherlands), National Concert Hall in Taipei (Taiwan), Daejeon Philharmonic Concert Hall (Korea), and ICCR Music Center in Kolkata (India), among many others.
As soloist with orchestra, she has collaborated with esteemed ensembles such as the Chicago Sinfonietta, Daejeon Philharmonic, Camerata Serbica, Lanyang Symphony, Monterrey Symphony youth orchestra, and Traverse Symphony.
Ms. Moliner has shared the stage with flutists Mathieu Dufour, Stefán Ragnar Höskuldsson, Salvador Martinez, Julia Gallego, and Francisco Lopez, as well as principal musicians from the Chicago Symphony, Rotterdam Philharmonic, and Toronto Symphony. Her collaborations include numerous performances with the Chicago Chamber Musicians, the Civitas Ensemble, Avalon Quartet, and Aspen Trio. While residing in Holland, she collaborated with ensembles
like the Rotterdam Baroque Ensemble, the Montebello Ensemble and the National Philharmonic.
With twelve albums and new compositions commissions, her live performances have been broadcast on numerous classical radio stations in the US and abroad, including WFMT, NPR, and Radio Nacional de España. Additionally, she just released “Song to the Moon” with Azica Records, another album featuring the music of Rami Levin on Acis Records and next spring 2025, will see the release of her newest project with Cavatina Duo, together with the GRAMMY-winning Pacifica Quartet, a musical project entitled “River of Fire” to be released with Grammy-Winner Chicago based, Cedille Records.
Beyond her compelling performing career, Eugenia Moliner teaches at the University of Illinois at Chicago and serves as the artistic director of festivals in the USA and Europe, including the Festival Juan Gual Esteve in Spain and, in past editions, the Flute Symposium of Chicago. Moliner has conducted Masterclasses throughout the United States, in Universities and Flute Clubs, as well as in Festivals and Universities in Russia, Spain, Brazil, Taiwan, Mexico, Bosnia, Serbia, India, Holland, Portugal, and Denmark.
Moliner is also a founding member of the Fandango Ensemble, an exciting and cosmopolitan ensemble comprising flute, guitar, violin, and violoncello.
www.eugeniamoliner.com
www.cavatinaduo.com
www.fandangoensemble.com
Please do not edit without permission.