Susan Hoeppner, flutist

Susan Hoeppner, flutist
Official Website: www.SusanHoeppner.com "Miss Hoeppner proved that she can turn a legato phrase with the best of them.” –The New York Times Appreciated for being “a born soloist” (Globe & Mail), where “one can almost hear the words in her flute song” (Washington Post), Canadian flutist Susan Hoeppner is in great demand as an international solo recitalist and chamber musician. Appearances include prestigious venues spanning the continents of North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Recent concerto performances for Susan include a world premiere by Canadian composer Christos Hatzis in August 2011 in Japan with the Kyoto Symphony, along with recital performances and master classes. She will perform with the Northern Lights Musical Festival Orchestra (Mexico) in February 2012, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in March 2012. Susan Hoeppner is a musician of international renown; she has performed as a guest soloist with orchestras around the world, including the New York Chamber Orchestra, Takefu International Festival Orchestra in Japan, Lisbon Radio Orchestra, Orquesta de Camera in Buenos Aires, Northern Lights Music Festival Orchestra in Mexico, and the Sacramento Symphony. In Canada, she has performed with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Calgary Philharmonic, Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal, Kitchener- Waterloo Symphony, Canadian Chamber Ensemble, Regina Symphony Orchestra, and the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra. A true musical ambassador, Susan Hoeppner has performed at Canadian Embassies in London, New York City, Mexico City, and Tokyo. With every concert, Ms. Hoeppner enjoys performing repertoire by esteemed Canadian composers such as Srul Irving Glick, Christos Hatzis, Michael Conway Baker, Marjan Mozetich, among many others. Among Canada’s top artists Ms. Hoeppner has collaborated with, in performance and recording include pianists Anton Kuerti, Marc-André Hamelin; opera singers Measha Brueggergosman, Ben Heppner, Richard Margison; harpist Judy Loman; percussionist Beverley Johnston; guitarist Simon Wynberg; violist Steven Dann; and collaborative pianists Lydia Wong and Robert Kortgaard. Ms. Hoeppner is in demand as a recording artist as well. Her numerous discs appear on Marquis Classics, EMI Classics, Grammophon AB BIS, JVC Victor and King Record labels.

"Miss Hoeppner proved that she can turn a legato phrase with the best of them.” –The New York Times

Appreciated for being “a born soloist” (Globe & Mail), where “one can almost hear the words in her flute song” (Washington Post), Canadian flutist Susan Hoeppner is in great demand as an international solo recitalist and chamber musician. Appearances include prestigious venues spanning the continents of North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.

Recent concerto performances for Susan include a world premiere by Canadian composer Christos Hatzis in August 2011 in Japan with the Kyoto Symphony, along with recital performances and master classes. She will perform with the Northern Lights Musical Festival Orchestra (Mexico) in February 2012, and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in March 2012.

Susan Hoeppner is a musician of international renown; she has performed as a guest soloist with orchestras around the world, including the New York Chamber Orchestra, Takefu International Festival Orchestra in Japan, Lisbon Radio Orchestra, Orquesta de Camera in Buenos Aires, Northern Lights Music Festival Orchestra in Mexico, and the Sacramento Symphony. In Canada, she has performed with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Calgary Philharmonic, Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal, Kitchener- Waterloo Symphony, Canadian Chamber Ensemble, Regina Symphony Orchestra, and the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra.

A true musical ambassador, Susan Hoeppner has performed at Canadian Embassies in London, New York City, Mexico City, and Tokyo. With every concert, Ms. Hoeppner enjoys performing repertoire by esteemed Canadian composers such as Srul Irving Glick, Christos Hatzis, Michael Conway Baker, Marjan Mozetich, among many others. Among Canada’s top artists Ms. Hoeppner has collaborated with, in performance and recording include pianists Anton Kuerti, Marc-André Hamelin; opera singers Measha Brueggergosman, Ben Heppner, Richard Margison; harpist Judy Loman; percussionist Beverley Johnston; guitarist Simon Wynberg; violist Steven Dann; and collaborative pianists Lydia Wong and Robert Kortgaard. Ms. Hoeppner is in demand as a recording artist as well. Her numerous discs appear on Marquis Classics, EMI Classics, Grammophon AB BIS, JVC Victor and King Record labels.