Features

2021

Mimi Stillman: “La música clásica es algo que vive, que crece. Siempre estamos añadiendo obras nuevas”

Mimi Stillman dio el salto de niña prodigio a artista inimitable. A los 12 años, era la intérprete de viento más joven admitida en el prestigioso Curtis Institute of Music (récord que aún mantiene), donde estudió con los legendarios Julius Baker y Jeffrey Khaner y obtuvo su licenciatura en Música. Además ha ganado numerosos concursos y premios.

Musica Clasica BA

October

2020

Unlock Your Expressive Gifts for Optimum Interpretation with Mimi Stillman‪!‬

In today’s episode, Heidi talks with Mimi Stillman who is a recording artist, historian, and educator. Mimi shares in great detail how we, as musicians, can play with more expression!

Flute360

January

2020

Mimi Stillman - From Prodigy to Pedagogue

Flute prodigy Mimi Stillman showcases the physical, intellectual and emotional aspects of music making — and shares these skills with students around the world.

Support ED

July

2017

Freedom: A Musical Testament

How does music—without words—respond to political and social turmoil? WRTI’s Susan Lewis considers FREEDOM, a recording featuring flute, piano, and cello. Created independently, each of three works speaks in its own way to artistic freedom and the human spirit.

WRTI 90.1

January

2017

Mimi Stillman, Flutist

At the age of 12, Mimi Stillman was the youngest wind player ever to be accepted for studies at The Curtis Institute of Music with the legendary flutist Julius Baker.

A Musical Life with Hugh Sung

November

2015

Let ‘Freedom’ Ring: A Flutist Gives Life to Musical Celebrations of Liberations

Mimi Stillman is a world-renowned flutist heralded by the New York Times as “a consummate and charismatic performer.”

Vox Tablet

October

2014

Our Chat With Mimi Stillman, the Coolest Flute-Player in Philly

Mimi Stillman started playing flute when she was six years old after her mother, an amateur clarinetist, taught her how to play the recorder (remember those from elementary school?) and read music.

Philadelphia Magazine

October

2013

Music and the Mother Tongue

Mimi, a child flute prodigy who became an internationally acclaimed virtuoso, describes growing up bilingual as a gift that added depth and dimension to her life, one that enabled her to encounter Spanish and Latin American cultures in an intimate way.

The Pennsylvania Gazette

September

2012

A yearlong Debussy tribute: Same flute solo every day

Even the most devoted classical musicians don't necessarily play their instruments every single day. So it's hard to guess what flutist Mimi Stillman stands to accomplish by recording, on video, Debussy's elusively melodic flute solo

The Philadelphia Inquirer