Performances + Events
Paula Robison
Education and Training
BS, The Juilliard School; DMA, San Francisco Conservatory. Studies with Marcel Moyse and Julius Baker.
Awards and Recognition
First American to win First prize, Geneva International Competition
Profiled on CBS-TV "Sunday Morning:
Invited at age 20 by Leonard Bernstein to be soloist with New York Philharmonic, joined roster of Young Concert Artists
Premio Pegaso, Adelaide Ristori prizes for contributions to Italian cultural life
A founding member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Robison was also a co-director of the Spoleto Festivals in the US and Italy for over 30 years, earning her the Premio Pegaso and the Adelaide Ristori prizes for her contribution to Italian cultural life.
Robison has commissioned works for flute and orchestra by Leon Kirchner, Toru Takemitsu, Oliver Knussen, Kenneth Frazelle, and Robert Beaser.
Publications: The Paula Robison Flute Warmups Book, The Andersen Collection (European American Music Publishers), Paula Robison Flute Masterclass: Paul Hindemith (Schott), The Sidney Lanier Collection, Paula Robison Masterclass: Frank Martin (Universal Edition), To a Wild Rose (G. Schirmer-Associated), Sparklers for piccolo and piano, Amazing Grace and La Serenata for flute and guitar, and A Touch of Blue A for flute and piano (Theodore Presser).
Recordings on Mode, Bridge, MusicMasters, Marlboro Recording Society, CBS Masterworks, Sony Classical, Vanguard, Omega, Pergola Recordings.
Curriculum Vitae
BS, The Juilliard School; DMA, San Francisco Conservatory. Studies with Marcel Moyse and Julius Baker.
- First American to win First prize, Geneva International Competition
- Profiled on CBS-TV "Sunday Morning:
- Invited at age 20 by Leonard Bernstein to be soloist with New York Philharmonic, joined roster of Young Concert Artists
- Premio Pegaso, Adelaide Ristori prizes for contributions to Italian cultural life
Affiliated Departments and Programs
Woodwinds
