Deborah Boldin
artistic director / flute
An imaginative and sensitive performer, flutist Deborah
Boldin enjoys an active and diverse career as a recitalist
and chamber musician. Recent engagements include the Martha's
Vineyard Chamber Music Society, Alea III, the Saco River Chamber
Music Festival, First Monday at Jordan Hall Boston, and the
Wellesley Composers Conference. She has collaborated with
such noted artists as Robert Spano, Paula Robison, Kenneth
Cooper, and the Borromeo String Quartet. She has also appeared
with the New World Symphony, the AUROS Group for New Music,
Opera Boston, the Boston Philharmonic, the Rhode Island Philharmonic,
and the Vermont and Portland Symphonies. Ms. Boldin has been
a featured soloist on radio programs on WJHU, Baltimore, and
WQXR, New York, and has made numerous live appearances on
WGBH, Boston's Classical Performances. As founder and Artistic
Director of the Chameleon Arts Ensemble of Boston, Ms. Boldin's
innovative programming and sensibility have elicited unanimous
acclaimed from press and audiences alike, and won the Ensemble
a 2007 CMA/ASCAP Adventurous Programming Award. The Boston
Globe praised her for "discerning ears and cosmopolitan
tastes" and hailed, "planning a good chamber music
program is an art unto itself, and few in town have mastered
it as persuasively as the Chameleon Arts Ensemble." Ms.
Boldin received a BM from the Peabody Conservatory, where
she received the Alice & Leary Taylor Prize in Performance,
and a Graduate Diploma from the New England Conservatory,
where she studied with Paula Robison. She is the flute instructor
and chamber music coach at the Reveille! Music Festival for
the Vermont Youth Orchestra. Ms. Boldin can be heard on Argo
and Albany Records.
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