MENTOR MEMORIES -
Interview with Susan Hoeppner in Music Matters
The Royal Conservatory's Official Newsletter for Music Teachers | Sept - Oct 2010 |
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“A born soloist, a natural, with profound things to say and the technique to say them.” |
- The Globe and Mail, Toronto
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“She plays her golden flute with cool confidence.” |
- The New York Times
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“She is an expressive and articulate flutist – one can almost hear the words in her flute song.” |
- The Washington Post
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“An outstanding Canadian flutist.” |
- O Journal, Lisbon
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“Ms. Hoeppner is an innate musician and an instrumentalist of beautiful and radiant sound.” |
- La Razon, Buenos Aires
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“Susan Hoeppner is a flute virtuoso of the first class.” |
- U.S. Virgin Islands (St.Thomas)
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“She has complete fluency in all registers, a well-controlled technique, a beautiful tone, and a manner that show she takes pleasure in her playing.” |
- The Toronto Star
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“Everything the flutist plays exhibits her assurance, imagination and style.” |
- The Calgary Herald
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“Hoeppner has a tone of exceptional sustaining power aligned with a technique of evenness.” |
- Winnipeg Free Press
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“Hoeppner’s majestic tone quality, impeccable technique, perfect ear, flawless taste, poise, and intimate knowledge of phraseology were reminders of why she has made such a fine reputation for herself both here in Canada and internationally.” |
- Kitchener/Waterloo Record
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| “Susan Hoeppner is a dramatic presence who brings new meaning to the art of making the flute an extension of the voice. It was pure vocalise.” |
- Kitchener/Waterloo Record |
