Kat performs in concert around the world, both as a solo artist,
and with many different fantastic musicians.
Solo
As a Solo flautist, Kat's music creates a beautiful, celestial
ambiance as the sound of the various flutes seems to waft and
float from canyon walls, to the rainforest, to a cool Celtic
stream, as she performs on classical flute, bass flute, Native
American flute, and various flutes from around the world. The
solo flute sound is perfect acoustically or with sound amplification,
when a soft, elegant background is desired, or as a truly unique
sound on the concert stage.
Kat's
live solo performances include: the Guggenheim Museum in NYC, and Spain, The National Gallery, Washington DC, Metropolitan
Museum of Art, NYC, concerts at the Hollywood Palace, L.A., Palazzo
dei Diamanti in Italy, Naples Winter Wine Festival, with Dance
Troupes, and for many art openings. She has traveled to the far
reaches of the globe including China, Africa, Russia, The Amazon,
Europe, Peru, Mexico, Japan, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean, to
learn of the people, natural environment, and the music of other
cultures. She uses music in her work toward environmental and
humanitarian awareness, and has amassed a large collection of
flutes from cultures around the world, which she features in
her original compositions.
Flute with a keyboardist is a fuller, yet ethereal sound, and
incorporates new age, Impressionistic, Celtic and classical elements.
The music is all original, with a sophisticated ambient sound,
and is performed and composed by long-time friends, Kat and Chuck
Grinnell. It is Spellbinding and flowing, with exquisite intricacies,
this music can create a perfect relaxed and intimate atmosphere,
as the melodies, chords, and textures are unique and complex, and
are performed by two incredibly accomplished, innovative instrumentalists.
Perfect for art opening, cocktail hour, elegant party, or in
the concert hall. Their recently released album, "Azure
Pieces of Life" is distributed worldwide.
...rippling
piano chords fill the background, with notes hanging suspended
and flutes wafting over the surface, to create a feel of
wide open spaces and cozy warmth. Other tracks exhibit a
slightly more "jazz" influence, then a touch of romance,
then a touch of almost Victorian and then glimpses of blue
skies and clear waters as the almost Mediterranean vibe comes
upon us. Overall, it's gorgeous. Just flutes and keyboards
and music distilled to a melodic, atmospheric rich and rewarding
whole that serves the head and the heart on languid, sunny
days when all you want to do is float away to that special
place."Andy
Garibaldi (Dead Earnest"), (Essex, UK)
The Flute
and harp duet creates an elegant mellow
background for cocktail parties, dinners, art openings, for wedding ceremonies
on the beach, or at the church or temple. This music, created by Kat Epple on
flute, and harpist, DL "Harpo" Turner, is instrumental, original, ambient,
New Age, Celtic, celestial, light jazz, with classical impressionistic influences.
Classical flute, bass flute, Native American flute, celestial harp, and acoustic
guitar. DL's stunning instrument, The Rose Crystal, is a one-of-a-kind hand-crafted
classic forty-string lever harp, painted with roses, vines, and hummingbirds.
Kat Epple's Smooth Jazz World Music Band is a more energetic
sound, yet it retains a mellow blend, rich in colors and sounds,
and incorporates musical elements from around the world. This World
Fusion ensemble is perfect for any event where a truly unique, artsy,
atmosphere is desired, or for the concert hall. Some of the musical
instruments include: celtic flute, Native American flute, African
Drums, classical flute, Calusa sounds, Australian Didjeridoo, keyboard,
stand-up bass, and Kalimba. Their live performance travels musically
from a cool Celtic stream, to a smooth jazz sound, to the jungles
of Africa, to a Latin flare. The ensemble is currently recording
a new album together which they plan to release next year.
Music credits: Scenic Route - Kat
Epple on flute, Chuck Grinnell on keyboard, Ted
Myerson on bass, and Darrell Nutt on drums
Music credits: Stonehenge Amore - Kat Epple on flute, Ted Myerson on guitar,
Nathan
Dyke on drums, and Miko Amore on bass
"Listening to Kat's band could be compared to walking in a forest
late at night and listening to the sounds of nature, or wading
into the sea at the first light of dawn, and feeling the crash
of the waves." Maureen Bashaw, Fort Myers News-Press