2025 Seattle Baroque Flute Summer Workshop
Seattle Pacific University
Janet See, Director
Kathie Stewart, Assistant Director
We look forward to welcoming students to the beautiful Seattle Pacific University campus. We will share a week rich in chamber music, master classes, classes focusing on tone production and technique, and invaluable insights into interpreting our 18th century repertoire.
Always a highlight of the week, students will be joined by some of the country's finest professional musicians in Early Music (baroque flute, lute, cello, viola da gamba, and harpsichord) who will be coaching and playing in student ensembles. This summer we are delighted to welcome soprano Linda Tsatsanis to the faculty, offering students the rare opportunity to play some of J.S. Bach's sublime arias.
Wednesday afternoon and evening will be free for relaxation, exploring Seattle, and gathering for our annual dinner and informal music making session at the home of a local workshop participant.
"The workshop is a very unique, special experience that enables all participants to become part of a very friendly and supportive community."
"The coaches were excellent. They offered incredible support and insight... What a privelege and joy."
"The workshop was a potent reminder of what is really important to me— music and community. It's not just music, it's overall renewal."
Due to the continuing presence of COVID, students will need to meet the following requirements for attendance:
• All students must be fully vaccinated.
• Students must have received a negative Covid test prior to arriving at the workshop.
• Wearing face masks in group settings will be recommended but not required.
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• All classes and ensembles will be held in large and well ventilated rooms.
• Housing will be in Single Occupancy Apartments with private kitchens and baths.
Location
The workshop takes place on the beautiful campus of Seattle Pacific University. Nearby are the colorful Fremont and Queen Anne districts of Seattle, both of which abound in restaruants and coffee shops. Evening sessions, informal music making, sharing meals, and walks along the Lake Washington ship canal all contribute to the richness of the week.
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