Friday evening meditative flute music for Hebrew Wizards' Shabbat service.
A Solo online performance dedicated NYC's wonderful health and hospital workers.
Pam's musical program will include Classical, meditative, light jazz, improvisations and original music played on flute, bass flute and Native American flute.
Music for the Soul is jointly presented by NYC Health & Hospitals, Local 802 Musicians Union & NYC Department of Media and Entertainment.
Lots of good music and lots of fun! Co-featuring originals, pop-rock, blues, R&B, sambas and light jazz, and good food!
Co-featuring originals, bossa nova, R&B, samba, pop-rock, light jazz.
Looking forward to performing a variety of musical styles in honor of NYC's great healthcare workers. Watch here: http://facebook.com/NYCHealthSystem
An interview with Andrea Brachfeld, jazz flutist extraordinaire among other things, on her Instagram page andreabrachfeld. Co-featuring my background, career, stories and more.
Hans Christians Andersen'sThe Nightingale will co-feature the fairy tale with music by Alyssa Reit.
Serious, fun and meaningful questions.
The Angels will be weaving elements of rock, pop, classical, improvisational and atmospheric music, co-featuring group arrangements and originals.
Angels in the Chamber were finalists in the WNYC Battle of the Boroughs concert at the Greene Space hosted by WQXR's Terrance McNight, and were featured on Bob Sherman’s radio show Woody’s Children on WFUV in New York. Their debut recording Angels in the Chamber (2018) includes poignant originals, band arrangements of a Jethro Tull tune and music set to an Emily Dickinson poem.
An unusual, exciting program of music inspired by and set to texts by mystical medieval poets- Music by Sheree Clement, Alma Hamilton, Pamela Sklar, others. Program made possible by a New York Women Composers seed grant.
Selected Audio
- Pamela Sklar, composer interview Women's History Month 2019, WVOX
- Pamela Sklar, WVOX Interview 2012
- Heritage, for solo flute by Pamela
- Pamela with Bob Mintzer, from Sketches of Coltrane excerpt Afro Blue
- Pamela with Dream Theater, Octavarium
- Pamela with Tony Bennett (Duets I) intro, The Shadow of Your Smile