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Daniel Cueto will perform a faculty recital at Indiana University’s Auer Hall. The program will feature six of his compositions for solo flute, flute+piano and 2 flutes+piano.
Daniel Cueto (flute, composer)
Kim Carballo (piano)
Eric Bowling (flute)
Pei-San Chiu (flute)
Full info + tickets HERE.
Sumner Tides by Salina Fisher, inspired by Sumner Beach in New Zealand
African Sketches by Nkeiru Okoye, a four-movement suite inspired by the composer’s childhood years in Nigeria
“Pomme Canelle” from 7 Pièces créoles by Alain Pierre Pradel, inspired by the sun, sea, and people of Guadeloupe
Fjord by Isabelle Ryder, inspired by the icy waters and rugged coastline of Greenland
Childhood Sweet by Adrian Wong, inspired by childhood memories of Hong Kong desserts
Rio by Daniel Cueto, inspired by a river in the Peruvian cordillera
Te Pari (“Les Falaises/The Cliffs”) by Jesse Plessis, originally composed for a film about the life and work of Flora Aurima, a Tahitian poet, writer and scholar.
Full info + tickets HERE.
Flute Street (Toronto’s Professional Flute Choir) will perform Daniel Cueto’s FANTASIA ORIUNDA alongside works by Sweelinck, Fauré and Vaughan Williams.
More info at www.flutestreet.ca
SURQUILLO for string orchestra will be performed by the Campus Orchestra at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, conducted by Nehemias Calsin.
Clarinettists Eric Mandat, Mika Rabago and Matthew Charuka will be performing my ESTUDIOS CRIOLLOS in the Composers Concert of the College Music Society’s Great Lakes Chapter 2026 Conference.
The newest installment of the Salón Latino Chamber Series features music by Daniel Cueto, Nick Najera, Laura Pacheco Nieto, Alayna Ringsby and Michael Santos.
Daniel Cueto will perform three of his works - “Musica para un Antiguo Gobernante”, “Ave” and “Surquillo” - in a brand new arrangement for flute and string quintet.
Free and open to the public! Livestream accesible HERE.
Celebrate the release of Kalliope Reed Quintet’s new album, Cañas sin Fronteras, featuring works by living composers from across the Americas (including MOMENTOS PERUANOS by Daniel Cueto). This concert highlights cultural diversity and the evolution of the reed quintet through bold, contemporary sounds.
The Open Doors Performing Arts Residency is part of the Artist Pathways Project, the inaugural program of the Arts Action Consortium, a collaboration of six Boston-based cultural organizations: Arts & Business Council, Assets for Artists, Bloom Arts Strategy, Dunamis, Midday Movement Series, and Ágora Cultural Architects.
American oboist William Wielgus and the Cuarteto Arawi will offer a joint recital at the Centro Cultural Britanico in Miraflores, Lima-Peru. Included in the program is a new version of AVE for oboe and string quartet.
Daniel Cueto performs a lecture recital of his own music at the 2026 Kentucky Flute Festival. Accompanied by Rama Kumaran on flute II and Mira Choi on piano.
PROGRAM
“Estudio en Trujillo” for solo flute
“Ave” for flute and piano
“Movimientos Circulares” for flute and piano
“Musica para un Antiguo Gobernante” for 2 flutes and piano.
Please join us this Thursday at San Jac North for a night of music from around the world! It is free and open to the public.
We are performing a variety of works for flute quartet, including the Houston premiere of Daniel Cueto’s Movimientos Circulares and a world premiere of Travis Maslen‘s “Diehl with it!”
Wanting to soak up the fresh spring energy?? This Sunday, UMKC alumni Virginia Backman, Vice President of the MU Phi Epsilon KC alumni chapter, put together a FUN, BRIGHT SPRING program, featuring a commission by Daniel Cueto: MOVIMIENTOS CIRCULARES for flute quartet!
As a guest of the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Flute Convention, Daniel Cueto will perform a recital featuring some of his most recent original works. He will be accompanied by Mireia Frutos Fernandez at the piano.
Room: Potomac I
Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026
Time: 1:15pm
The Lamar Cardinal Winds will be performing at the TMEA Convention on Friday, February 13th at 4:30pm in the CC West Lobby. They will feature works by Coleman, Cueto (PUMA), Dillon, Morris, and Bynes.
Join the Lamar University Cardinal Winds for a TMEA preview concert on Friday, February 6th at 6:00pm in Rothwell Recital Hall. The Lamar Woodwind faculty will be performing works by Coleman, Cueto (PUMA), Dillon, Morris, and Bynes.
This program explores dynamic new works and adventurous sounds from the 21st century, featuring unique instrumentation and distinct creativity. Repertoire includes Kairos by MSU composer David Biedenbender, Providence by Gleb Kanasevich (world premiere), and KIPU by Daniel Cueto. Yuji Jones, conductor.
More info: https://music.msu.edu/event/musique-21-4/
The Avanti Flute Choir will present their annual Winter Concert on Saturday, January 10 at 3 p.m. in the Winn Room at Coronado Public Library, featuring works by J. S. Bach, Percy Grainger, Daniel Cueto, F. J. Gossec, some movie music and even a pop medley. Reception to follow.
Daniel Salazar (student at the Universidad Nacional de Musica in Lima, Peru) will perform the third movement of FAGOT PUKLLAY as part of the bassoon class studio recital, led by Prof. Ivan Palomino. Brando Arteaga will accompany him at the piano.
Datas: 22 de novembro
Horário: 11h
Acesso gratuito na praça da Pina Contemporânea, é só chegar!
O programa conta com os artistas do Festival Ecos Latinoamericanos 2025:
Mario Galena, Tolo Midi – Colômbia
Nereidas, Danzón – México
Astor Piazzolla, Histoire du Tango – Argentina
Agustín Barrios Mangoré, La Catedral – Paraguay
Amadeus Mozart, Quinteto para clarinete – Áustria
Paquito D’Rivera, Aires Tropicales – Cuba
Daniel Cueto, Surquillo – Peru
Ficha técnica:
Lívia Mattos
Camila Barrientos, Clarinete
Bruno Lourensetto, Trompete
Elodie Bouny, Violão
Brusk Zanganeh, Violino
Amanda Martins, Violino
Varinia Oyola-Rebaza, viola
Pablo Barcellini, cello,
Vinicius Frate, Contrabaixo
Thiago Lamattina, Percussão
O Festival Ecos Latinoaemricanos é o primeiro festival que celebra a música de concerto latino-americana no Brasil em uma parceria entre La Sociedad e Fundação Osesp. Com direção artística da clarinetista boliviana Camila Barrientos, executiva do trompetista brasileiro Bruno Lourensetto e curadoria de Elodie Bouny e Lívia Mattos, em 2025 apresenta 15 concertos na Estação Motiva Cultural, Sesc Belenzinho, Pinacoteca e espaços públicos no centro de São Paulo.
Data: 22 novembro de 2025
Horários: 11h
Local: edifício Pina Contemporânea
Endereço: Avenida Tiradentes, 273, Luz, São Paulo — SP.
Kansas-based pianist Po Sim Head will perform RIO for solo piano at the Festival Musicantes in Lima, Perú.
More info soon!
Daniel Cueto’s RIO (in its version for flute choir) will be performed by Great Lakes Flutes at the West Michigan Flute Association Concert in Kalamazoo.
More info HERE!
Faculty members Daniel Cueto, Gabe Lubell and Scott Grieb will present a joint composition recital at Ford Crawford Hall, Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. Four of Cueto’s works will be featured.
More info: https://events.iu.edu/musiciub/event/2018181-daniel-cueto-scott-grieb-and-gabriell-lubell
Pianist Po Sim Head will perform Daniel Cueto’s RIO at the Kansas City Public Library.
More info soon!
As part of the biennial Chicago Flute Fest, Daniel will offer a workshop titled “Taking the Leap from Performing to Composing”:
Join composer and flutist Daniel Cueto for practical guidance on creating your own music. Using his flute works as examples, he’ll share key techniques and strategies to develop sketches into finished pieces. Explore the Stages of Creating—defining materials, exploring possibilities, and shaping the work as well as the Stages of Sharing—engraving, workshopping, performing, and publishing. Whether you’re already composing or simply curious, this session will be both informative and inspiring.
Connessa is excited to return to the Weds@Noon Concert Series, sponsored by the City of Encinitas. This program sweeps audiences away to Japan, Peru and ancient life on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia. Enjoy expressive textures and traditional lyrical flute melodies at this noontime concert.
Haru no Umi (The Sea in Spring), Michio Miyagi, arr. Sandra Howard
Música para un antiguo gobernante, Daniel Cueto
Aymoray (Song of Harvest)
Harawi (Song of Love)
Haylli (Song of Triumph)
Escamas, Daniel Cueto
Cardumen (Shoal of Fish)
Navegando (At Sea)
Oráculo (Oracle)
Carreteros (Ghost Crabs)
Nuraghi Warriors Dance, Anže Rozman
Performance collective:
Toni Cortez-Aguilar, flutes
Valerie McElroy, flutes
Yana Zixuan Yan, flutes
Neoteric Chamber Winds will be performing a varied program at Metronome Brewery in St. Paul, Minnesota. Included in the program will be Daniel Cueto’s MOMENTOS PERUANOS.
The University of Arkansas Department of Music is proud to present Teaching Assistant Professor of Bassoon, Dr. Melanie Ferrabone, in a faculty recital featuring guest pianist Paola Budani, Albanian artist. The concert will showcase the expressive range and artistry of the bassoon in collaboration with piano, offering audiences a rich journey through the classical and contemporary repertoire. The program highlights masterpieces for bassoon and piano from celebrated composers Robert Schumann, Alexandre Tansman, and Camille Saint-Saëns, alongside contemporary composer Robert Mueller. The evening will conclude with a vibrant and rhythmic work by Peruvian composer Daniel Cueto, bringing a fresh Latin American perspective to the recital stage.
Watch the livestream HERE.
Pianist Po Sim Head will perform Daniel Cueto’s RIO at the Fort Collins Music Teachers Association’s General Meeting.
More info HERE.
Flutist James Thompson will perform Daniel Cueto’s work PRISMA at a recital at East Central College in Missouri.
More info HERE.
