Patrick Dillery (United States)


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Flute
Chamber Music



In a world where nimbleness and talent are requirements of survival and excellence in the music world, Patrick Dillery is exceptional. Both at home and abroad, he is in demand as a performer, teacher, clinician, and recording artist; he is also an artist of compassion, who recognizes that his gift is important in helping charitable causes and furthering the careers of young musicians.

Patrick Dillery is a native of St. Paul, Minnesota, but his work and talent have taken him far from his birthplace. He has performed with orchestras and in concert in the USA, Israel , France and England and was for several years principal flutist at Rhein-Main Theater in Frankfurt , Germany , where he was also flutist with the Bayern Kammeropern. More recently, Dillery has been connecting with audiences in Asia .

His career as an international performer has taken on a new shine in the past couple of years, including a recent trip to Ukraine to record the new “Concertino” for flute/percussion and strings with the Dnipro Philharmonic by esteemed Belarussian/American composer Eugene Magalif, the CD will be released in summer 2016.

He has also participated in concerts at the Festival de Paques de Veyrier in Annecy, France in March 2013, the XI Festival de Musica de Besalu in Besalu, Spain, in August 2012 with pianist Michel Wagemanns and the International Fete de Musique de Savoie in southern France in July, 2011, which included concerts with renowned harpsichordist Georges Kiss as well as concerts with the Braude string trio. Jean-Pierre Rampal's protege, Claudi Arimany, joined forces with Patrick Dillery for a four-city program for two flutes and piano New York , Chicago , Boston and St. Paul ) in celebration of the 50 th anniversary of creation of the Haynes Flute Company's signature instrument for Jean-Pierre Rampal. Arimany and Dillery played together again in Spain at the Festival of St. Pere de Rodes in July, 2009. Arimany says of Dillery:

“It has been a pleasure for me to work together with this excellent flutist and artist in several concerts in Europe as well as in the United States . The quality of his sound, his phrasing, and his deep knowledge of music make Patrick Dillery a perfect interpreter as well as an ideal partner for chamber music.”

In December 2009, Patrick Dillery was part of a select group of musicians invited to play in the “World Symphony” formed to celebrate the King of Thailand 's 82 nd birthday, playing in nine concerts in front of 2 million people.

As a teacher, Dillery has his own thriving studio in New York City. In collaboration with Jupiter Flutes International, he is sought out all over the world, leading master classes in Thailand, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

He is a graduate of the Ithaca College School of Music, where he was a student of Georgetta Maiolo. He furthered his private studies with Bernard Goldberg.

He is adventurous in his recording projects too. His newest, “La Follia”, with harpsichordist Georges Kiss on the Chant de Linos label from Belgium, is a celebration of music for flute and harpsichord from various locations and eras. His previous CD, Patrick and Friends: A Flutist's Journey explores his own musical roots as well as those of the places he's visited. This CD is also a big part of the philanthropic side of Patrick Dillery. It is not unusual for an artist to support any number of worthy charities.

Dillery likes to contribute to various causes by using his talents to raise money for them, utilizing the fresh energy of his performances and his new CD to create excitement and draw large audiences to these concerts. In 2015, he formed the non- profit foundation “Gifted Young Artists”, a project that will feature up and coming young artists who will showcase their talent to raise money for a variety of charitable causes.


More about Patrick Dillery
http://www.patrickandfriends.com/

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