Nathalie Joachim represented Flutronix in a round table talk on the importance of music in a child’s life and the WQXR instrument drive, hosted by Brooklyn Independent Media’s BK Live. In addition to offering some insight as a performer and educator,
Allan Kozinn of The New York Times, mentioned Flutronix’s performance at the first of several events launching classical music radio station WQXR‘s musical instrument drive, in the paper’s culture blog, ArtsBeat. The performance, which took place at the David Rubinstein Atrium
The Virginia Arts Festival of Norfolk, VA presented Flutronix in a series of youth education workshops and performances throughout the region. Their stay culminated with a featured concert at The Attucks Theater, a historic theater whose stage has been graced by the
Music blog The Hollywood Shuffle previewed Type Writer and Life Lines, two tracks from Flutronix’s upcoming album release, 2.0. The blog describes the duo’s evolution of sound since their 2010 debut album, and encourages readers to check out 2.0, calling
Flutronix presented several events at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, on March 16-17, 2014. Their residency, sponsored by the university’s Sally Fleming Master Class Fund and the Southeast Michigan Flute Association, included a performance in Britton Recital Hall, a Master
The Juilliard Journal, newspaper of The Juilliard School, ran a featured article on Nathalie, calling her work with Flutronix a display of “unique and original artistry“. The article describes Nathalie’s experience as the only alumnus of the school to have completed its
