Flute: Vicky Yang-Hsin Yuan

Guitar: Benjamin Bruant

Astor Piazzolla : Histoire du Tango pour flute et guitare - Bordel 1900

Flute- Vicky Yang-Hsin Yuan
Violin- Henry Bentley
Viola- Tina Chang
Cello- Q Jing Juanita Quiteria Wong

Recorded in Royal Academy of Music, London, UK

W.A. Mozart: Flute Quartet in D KV285 - Mvts ll Adagio

Recorded in Feburary 2015 in DJ hall, Royal Academy of Music, London, UK

François Borne - Carmen Fantasy for Flute and Piano

Flautist - Vicky Yuan 

The Sacred Lake of Karnak is a short, highly melodic piece for solo flute. It was inspired by a visit to Egypt, travelling down the Nile River to the Valley of the Kings (the resting place of Tutankhamun) and on to the Sacred Lake itself, which was artificially constructed under the rule of Pharaoh Tuthmosis III in about 1473 BC.

"I have always been fascinated by the idea of marrying the music of western and eastern cultures especially as it presents the composer with the chance to write something that is evocative of a completely different era or part of the world, and yet remains familiar to its’ audience. With this piece I wanted to give the listener the immediate impression of living within the Ancient Egyptian society in all its’ architectural and cultural splendour."     Alex McGery

The Sacred Lake of Karnak by Alex Mcgery

DolceDuo-

Violin: Marie-Cecile Cahen
Flute: Vicky Yuan-Labarre

Live concert at St James Church, Paddington, London, UK.
16/03/2018

J. S. Bach : Concerto for Two Violins (Arranged for Flute and Violin)

Violin: Marie-Cecile Cahen
Piano: Vicky Yuan-Labarre

Presents by DolceDuo. Dec 2017

Johannes Brahms Walzer As - Dur Op. 39 Nr. 15

DolceDuo-

Violin: Marie-Cecile Cahen
Flute: Vicky Yuan-Labarre

Recorded on 16-03-2018, London, UK.

Franz Anton Hoffmeister - Duo for Two Flutes, opus 31, No. 3 Second Movt

Flute: Vicky Yuan
Violin: Marie Cécile Cahen
Guitar: Tiago Gomes

Recorded live in July 2018.

Gabriel Fauré - Pavane Op.50 for Flute, Violin and Guitar

Flute: Vicky Yuan
Guitar: Tiago Gomes

Recorded in July, 2018.

A. Piazzolla: Histoire du Tango

Flute: Vicky Yuan-Labarre
Guitar: João Lima

Recorded live in December, 2019 in London by Pierpaolo Demarchi.

Vibrações by Jacob do Bandolim

Oito Batutas by Pixinguinha

Noites Cariocas by Jacob do Bandolim

Carinhoso by Pixinguinha

Oscarina by Pixinguinha

Um Chorinho em Cochabamba by Eduardo Neves e Rogerio Caetano

Flute: Vicky Yuan-Labarre
Guitar: João Menezes

/Recorded in July 2020 in London.

O Côco do Côco by Guinga

Flute: Vicky Yuan-Labarre
Guitar: João Lima

Live recorded in Nov, 2020 at the Foundling Museum, London, UK.

Manuel de Falla: La Vida Breve

C. Machado: Pé De Moleque

Pixinguinha: Oscarina

Tom Jobim: Por toda a minha vida

Vicky studied a Master Degree in Music Performance at the Royal Academy of Music in London, studying Flute with Karen Jones & Clare Southworth, and Piccolo with Patricia Morris. Her early successes include winning the Taipei Flute Competition in 2008 and performing with Kuang-Jen Symphony Orchestra and YMCA Symphony Orchestra in Taipei National Concert Hall as Principal Flute.

In the third year of her Bachelor of Music, she played as a guest flautist for the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs in London, and performed in its National Gala.

Whilst studying in London, Vicky was appointed as Principal Flute and Principal Piccolo of the Royal Academy Symphony Orchestra and performed in Duke’s Hall and King’s Place under Sir Colin Davis, Sir Mark Elder, Sir Heinz Holliger, Christopher Austin, Stuart Morley and musical director Jennifer Whyte.

Vicky also performed Contemporary music in the Dancing Festival in January 2013 and was very highly commended in the Jonathan Myall Piccolo Prize in March 2013. She then became a member of the Royal Academy Wind Ensemble and performed chamber music regularly.

She played as a Principal Flute for the London Graduate Orchestra from 2013 to 2014 and later held recitals for Royal Opera House, Royal Academy of Music, St John's Smith Square, Kings Place, St James Piccadilly, Tower Hill, the Royal College of Arts and The Place, King's Cross.

Vicky Yuan-Labarre

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