It’s Mozart reimagined and transformed by internationally celebrated Cape Town artists and musicians. But you’ve never experienced the iconic tale quite like this, brought to life with marimbas, oil drums, inventive design, and bold energy. This timeless story follows a young prince as he tries to win the love of the princess whose mother is the Queen of the Night.
While she isn't teaching, she enjoys spending time with her son Weston and her husband, who is a band director.South Africa’s celebrated Isango Ensemble triumphantly returns to Boston with a reprisal of Mozart’s classic opera, The Magic Flute. Besides playing the flute, Kristen has a great passion for music education. She has been teaching lessons for over 9 years and also gained teaching experience while assisting at Phillips Preparatory School in Mobile, AL. with Heather Moore and at local band camps (Daphne HS, Baker HS).
Laidlaw Scholarship. While in college, she also was selected for many local gigs, performed with the Mobile Symphony Orchestra on several concerts, and the Mobile Opera. She was the piccoloist for the USA Wind Ensemble, was the first piccolo section leader of the Jaguar Marching Band (JMB), was an undergraduate teaching assistant for the JMB and a recipient of the John W. She has attended masterclasses by Ian Clarke, James Galway, and Goran Marcusson (participated in two of Goran's). In addition, she attended the Wildacres Flute Retreat, where she gained different perspectives regarding practicing, teaching, and performance. She also earned a Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She has received lessons from internationally known players such as, Goran Marcusson, Bradley Garner, and Patti Adams.
Kristen Hughes earned her Bachelor's degree in Music with Outside Studies from the University of South Alabama in Mobile, AL, where she studied flute with Andra Bohnet and graduated magna cum laude.
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