Kevin Flynn
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Principal Cello
Principal Cello
Cello
Eva Heinitz Memorial Fellow
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Brahms Violin Concerto and Tchaikovsky's 4th Syphony
Kevin Flynn
Principal Cellist
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With Carolyn Watson, conductor
Repertoire:
Kevin Day – Lightspeed
Ingrid Stölzel – City Beautiful
Margaret Bonds – Montgomery Variations
Artie Shaw – Clarinet Concerto
William Grant Still – Symphony No. 1
Kevin Flynn
Principal Cellist
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Kevin Flynn
Cellist
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Nathaniel Shapiro
Violin
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This exceptional Bloomington-born ensemble offers a rare glimpse into the worship of cloistered nuns in New Spain in this premiere performance of villancicos from the Sanchez Garza repertory in Mexico City, one of the largest and most important collections of music composed for and performed by women in Latin America. The program brings to life twelve villancicos out of some 400 liturgical manuscripts played by Santisima Trinidad Convent nuns in Puebla, Mexico, from the late 17th century through the end of the Spanish colonial era. Music from New Spanish Convents will also feature the Bloomington Bach Cantata Project’s wonderful new continuo organ! (Bloomington, IN)
Kevin Flynn
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Biography
Kevin Flynn
Kevin Flynn is a Doctoral Candidate at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, and received the Eva Heinitz Memorial Fellowship as assistant to his teacher Emilio Colón. He received his Master of Music from Indiana University, and a double Bachelor of Arts in Cello and Philosophy from Grand Valley State University, studying under Pablo Mahave-Veglia.
He has played in venues from Constellation Chicago to Yellowstone National Park and Old San Juan's Castillo San Cristobal. He has been heard on American Public Media’s Performance Today and his first commercial recording as a member of the Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble, a CD of newly-commissioned works celebrating the centennial of the National Parks Service, was released in April 2020 through Innova Recordings.
2022/23 season highlights include his appointment as Principal Cellist of both the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic and Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, a Midwest tour with the Cercis String Quartet, and solo performances in Grand Rapids, Indianapolis, Columbus, and the Chicago area.
