The repertoire includes new and traditional pieces from Latin America. 


Tadeu Coelho’s 5th solo CD was officially released at the NFA convention 2006 -- Modernly Classic: Mid 20th Century Works for Flute and Piano. Works by: Poulenc, Prokofiev, Copland, Hindemith, and Burton. The CD is available at Flute World, Carolyn Nussbaum, and CD Baby.

Tadeu Coelho will spend a week in California in October working with flutists and harpists for the Santa Clara University Flute and Harp day. Several activities will be part of the event, including a recital, several chamber sessions, and master classes.

Tadeu Coelho will be a guest artist of another international festival in Monterrey, Mexico this coming November. He will play the Martin Ballade with the Monterrey Symphony and teach several master classes.

Tadeu Coelho is going to lecture at two distinguished conferences: The Society for Ethnomusicology (in Hawaii) and the Multicultural Symposium at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.

Tadeu Coelho was in Moscow in June at the College Department of the Moscow Conservatory. He gave a recital and a master class and had the opportunity to meet Russian flutist Alexander Korneyev. Mr. Korneyev is one of the most important musicians in Russia. He has been professor of flute at the Moscow Conservatory for more than thirty years.

Tadeu Coelho is teaching at
Masterworks Festival, July 5-6, 2006
http://www.masterworksfestival.org/

Three Rivers (CA), July 21-23, 2006
Three Rivers Flute Master Class

Julius Baker Flute Master Class, July 30-31, 2006
http://www.wcsu.edu/summermusic/baker.html

Tadeu gave a recital and a master class at the University of Veracruz in Xalapa, Mexico in June as part of the June Music Festival. See review. www.saudadeparisina.blogspot.com

Tadeu Coelho was interviewed by Fred Child on the program Performance Today on May 16, 2005. Mr. Coelho talked about folk and popular influences in the development of Brazilian music. He performed two well-known Choros, recorded especially for this program with pianist Dina Vainstein. The first one, Tico-Tico no Fuba [Sparrow on the corn meal], was composed in 1917 by Zequinha de Abreu; the second, Carinhoso [Tenderly], was composed in 1937 by Pixinguinha. "Performance Today" is America's most-listened-to classical music radio program, reaching 1.5 million listeners on 250 stations around the country. Fred Child is the weekday host of Performance Today and former host of WNYC's Around New York, a daily program of live performance and interviews. Korva Coleman is the weekend host of Performance Today, and is also heard as the host of SymphonyCast and a regular newscaster and backup host for other NPR programs." (Extracted from NPR's web page.)