From the Studio: Christmas 2022 Flute Mini-recital I

By E.J. Iannelli

Published December 19, 2022 at 12:02 PM PST

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Sol Yoon, Rachel Ji and Lauren Wallace perform "In the Bleak Midwinter" by Gustav Holst.

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Emily Johnson (flute) and Paula Clark (lever harp) perform "O, Holy Night."

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Maggie Anderson, Miyo Sullivan, Sol Yoon

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Maggie Anderson, Miyo Sullivan and Sol Yoon perform "Jingle Bell Boogie."

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Elizabeth Bocardo performs Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You."

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Eva Iannelli, Anya Harmon, Ananya Parlapalli

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Eva Iannelli, Anya Harmon and Ananya Parlapalli perform "Jolly Old St. Nicholas" for flute trio.

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Ananya Parlapalli, Lauren Wallace, Miyo Sullivan, Eva Iannelli, Anya Harmon, Sol Yoon, Rachel Ji

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Ananya Parlapalli, Lauren Wallace, Miyo Sullivan, Eva Iannelli, Anya Harmon, Sol Yoon and Rachel Ji perform "Carol of the Bells."

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Students from Jennifer Slaughter's flute studio perform holiday tunes

Jennifer Slaughter, third flute in the Spokane Symphony, came into the SPR performance space with ten students from her flute studio to perform a selection of holiday favorites.

Students of all skill levels played pieces ranging from Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" for solo flute to a seven-flute version of "Carol of the Bells." There was also a flute and harp duo of "O, Holy Night."

This was the first of four mini-recitals to be featured this week on Spokane Public Radio as a celebration of the holidays as well as local musical talent.

Visit Jennifer Slaughter's website to find out more about her and her flute studio.