Natalia KP Flute

Flutist Natalia Kaminska-Palarczyk is a dedicated performer and teacher, with a passion for music outreach. She believes that collaboration with artists in all mediums is the key to creating strong performance art. A versatile artist, Natalia has premiered several works, including “TAKEABITE: the opera” by David Antonio Cruz, premiered in El Museo in New York City, and “Korean Duets Op. 44” by Ross Thompson premiered in Seoul, South Korea.

Natalia has played flute and piccolo in numerous ensembles, including the Hudson Valley Symphonic Wind Ensemble, the Contra Costa Chamber Orchestra, the orchestra at Radio City Hall with the internationally acclaimed pop-opera trio “Il Volo”, the Pacific Regional International Music Festival Orchestra in British Columbia, Canada and the American Youth Symphony. As an avid chamber musician, Natalia was a semifinalist at the National Fischoff Competition and a finalist in the New England Chamber music competition, and currently plays in the Blue Heron Duo.

Natalia Kaminska-Palarczyk has held numerous teaching positions including Adjunct at Bay Path University and the Green Street Learning Center at Wesleyan University, and is currently on faculty at Cazadero Music Camp and a Teaching Artist for Harmony Project in Los Angeles. Natalia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Music Performance from UCLA and a Master’s in Flute Performance from The Hartt School, where she was a student of Janet Arms.