Modern flute starts with the modern repertoire

In this year's summer break, I decide to start a new project- a flute recital in September 18th at 1 pm, at New Jersey City University. After two years' intense Baroque instruments trainings in The Juilliard. The first time I will pick up a recital played on all modern flute. I will be playing: 

W. A. Mozart: Flute Concerto in D Major                                               
H. Dutilleux: Sonatina for flute                                                                       
 Y. Yun: Etude No. 5 Allegretto  for flute solo                                                     
N. Paganini: Capriccio NO. 21, Op.1 for flute solo                                                   
O. Messiaen: Regard sur l’Enfant-Jesus: Par Lui tout a ete fait for piano solo 
S. Barber: Canzone for flute and piano, Op. 38a                                                             
 
SungHo Henry Yang/ Piano 

It is my pleasure to reunite with old colleague from UW-Madison when we met 5 years ago, it was hard to believe we could meet in the east coast after 5 years and we happen to be around the same area. He is now on the faculty of NJCU and JCC on the Palisades. He will be the pianist to perform together in this concert. 


The first timer of Isang Yun, I found myself spent so much energy on thinking what to do with the extended techniques. I found a quite useful link:  
By Dr. Brian Dunbar
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