Martin Glicklich, DMA

• Dedicated and accomplished flute teacher achieving a high level of student success at all ages and levels
• Solid foundation in flute pedagogy
• Active performer, clinician, and adjudicator

Active recitalist-4 recitals in the past month.  Performance with Jim Walker and the LAFO at the 2023 National Flute Convention

Have played in the following orchestras:

• The Riverside Philharmonic
• The Los Angeles Jewish Symphony
• The Los Angeles Opera Orchestra
• The Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Synergy, at The Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity
• Pasadena Pops
• California Philharmonic
• The Long Beach Symphony
• The New World Symphony
• The Civic Orchestra of Chicago

Freelance flutist for motion pictures and television.  Have played on motion picture soundtrack's for composers which include John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Randy Newman, Alan Silvestri, Mark Isham, James Newton Howard, Carter Burwell, among others.

• Board member, Music Guild of Los Angeles, appointed 9/2023
• Arts Advisory Board member, Best Fit Education; 9/2021-present
• Vice President, Southwestern Youth Music Festival; 2020-present
• Regional Co-Director, Elite International Music Competition; 2018-present
• Education Committee, Board Member, Riverside Arts Academy; 2016-2019
• Chair, CAPMT Concerto Competition; 2004-2008
• Chair, CAPMT Chamber Music; 2005-2007

Awarded "Arts and Innovation Honoree," by the City of Riverside and the Riverside Arts Council; July 2015

Music Education Presentation

• "Reinventing our Role as Music Educators," presented at the CAPMT State Conference, October 17, 2016 at CSULB. Topic: What we can do as music teachers to go beyond the teaching of our students, and to help create an environment that validates and appreciates the importance of music as an essential part of one's life.

Radio Interview

• Interviewed by Bill Abbott from the California Senior Guide, AM 590, regarding the Montecito International Music Festival and my role as co-director. In addition, discussed the importance and need for classical music in American culture, as well as the Festival's impact on the Riverside community.

Performance Lectures

• “Entartete Musik: Music suppressed by the Third Reich.”
  Performance lecture featuring music of Schulhoff, Weill, Hindemith, and Debussy.
  Private home concert, January 2015.
• “Jewish Emigre Composers and their influence on American Music.”
  Performance lecture featuring the music of Castelnuovo Tedesco, Toch, Zeisl, Schoenberg.
  Pasadena Public Library, February 2013.
• “Klezmer Music and its Integration into Early 20th Century Jewish American Culture.”
  Performance lecture utilizing the flute to demonstrate Klezmer style, melody, and ornamentation while talking about the influence of Klezmer music in Jewish American culture. Presented to the UCLA flute studio, May 2012.
• “The Music of Terezin.” The story of tragedy and the music which came forth. Performance lecture demonstration on composers Gideon Klein, Pavel Haas, Viktor Ullman.
  La Sierra University, October 2009.
• Producer and Performer, “Concert of Remembrance.” 2003, 2004.
  Chamber concert series consisting of music from Jewish composers who have either perished, survived, or had a direct connection with the holocaust. Performances at The Colburn School; Zipper Hall, featuring music of Erwin Schulhoff, Leon Levitch, Eric Zeisl, and others.

Published Arrangements

• “Bumble Boogie, for Flute Sextet.” Arranged with Jim Walker from Jack Fina's Bumble Boogie for Solo Piano. Copyright 2012, Breitkopf and Härtel.
• “Finale, for Flute Quartet.” Arranged from Sergei Prokofiev's Classical Symphony, Op. 25.
  Copyright 2010. MBG Music.

Recordings

• “Hollywood Klezmer” The Brandeis Bardin International Klezmer Ensemble. Solo flutist.
• “Flor de Serena.” Music explores the judeo-spanish heritage of poetry and song. Solo flutist.
• “Women of Valor.” Composed by Andrea Clearfield and featuring the LA Jewish Symphony.