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Burlington flutist Patricia Julien on how the pandemic changed her - and how she works

Burlington flutist Patricia Julien on how the pandemic changed her - and how she works

Burlington flutist on how the pandemic changed her - and the way she works

Apr 10, 2021 The North Country is rich in musical talent but with venues closed and concerts virtual until the pandemic is over, it’s even harder for musicians to get their work to an audience. So last year NCPR began featuring music by regional artists during our news programs. Patricia Julien of Burlington is a jazz flutist and a music professor at The University of Vermont. She told Doyle Dean she’s been thinking a lot about how the pandemic may have changed her - and how she works. Inner space, Julien at the mic. Photo: Dave Yandell. Patricia Julien: I hope that I will come away from all this able to be a little bit more expressive in my day to day life. You know I strive to be expressive as a musician and that feels like home to me. That s a place for me to kind of be emotional. But I m hoping now that I ll actually be able to carry that into my real life a little bit more.

Burlington flutist on how the pandemic changed her - and how she works

PJ: It s called And Gretel Hansel and my collaborator is Chris Caswell. She is an area actor, writer and artist. It was her concept and it s kind of brilliant. She took the fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel, and created visual images from some aspects of the of the story. And she rearranged them sort of, I think it was mostly random. That s why the title is And Gretel Hansel. She created this beautiful animation which I love. It s so, I don t know, I found it so emotional to watch her work. And so we both kind of kept the story in mind and did our creative work separately, and then brought it together with some revisions. And that was really fun, so much fun to work on.