World Music Central
…the world premiere of [Akin Euba’s] Study in Polyrhythm No. 3, for flute and piano, [was] expertly played by Ms. Falzon and Ms. Hong. [Halim El-Dabh’s] Big Tooth Aspen for flute and derabucca (goblet-shaped ceramic hand drum), a virtuosic, avant-garde composition requiring a variety of extended flute techniques, [was] expertly executed by Ms. Falzon.
Kenneth Zammit Tabona
Laura Falzon’s flautism was ethereal.
Andreas Papakyriacou
… a sensitive performer with good taste and musicality, equipped with an excellent technique and passion for music.
L-Orizzont
L-aktar haga pożittiva mill-kuncert kollu…kien il-Concertino ghall-flawt ta’ Cecile Chaminade li daqqet Laura Falzon. Dil-muzicista ghandha kontroll fuq in-nifs u desterità tas-swaba li jaghtuha spazju mhux ftit halli tirraffina fl-espressività tad-daqq taghha…il-partitura brillanti u t-tiżwiq ta’ kuluri jiswew mhux ftit bhala preludju ghal kadenza tassew eleganti. Post fejn il-flawtista setghet turi ftit x’taf.
Lina Galea
Falzon kienet limpida ferm fil-hoss. L-ewwel moviment kien nadif u car, kellha espressjoni fl-Adagio u temp preciz matul l-esekuzzjoni kollha.
David Campbell
I have been struck by her real commitment to the music she is playing at the time — whether standard repertoire or the most challenging contemporary pieces. She always plays with a strong but beautiful tone and displays a wonderful sense of style and musicianship which is totally appropriate for whatever piece she is performing. Her knowledge of contemporary techniques is excellent.
Patricia Spencer
What terrific playing! I loved all the different colors you got on the low C at the beginning of Interchangeable Galaxies! And the non-vibrato parts were especially impressive … a diminuendo with the clarinet that was magical, and others too!
Sunday Times of Malta
Remarkably brilliant.
Roy Travis
She is really an outstanding virtuoso.
Albert Storace
Those present…were regaled to some very fine, I would say brilliant, flute playing by Laura Falzon…The same calm confidence displayed in the Arnold (Concerto No 1) was supreme in the more virtuoso showpiece which concluded the concert and which saw a good part of it encored. The work in question was François Borne’s Fantaisie Brillante on Bizet’s Carmen which Miss Falzon turned into a triumph of technical precision yet one of warmth too.
Shirish Korde
You play the piece beautifully!
Harvey Sollberger
Thanks for your lively and sensitive recording of Pwyl. It’s great to hear it make its way through your sensibility. Familiar and yet new. … [It] finds and brings out more of the work’s lyricism … Brava!
Akin Euba
The quality of [Laura Falzon’s] performance was outstanding.
The Banffshire Journal
Laura Falzon…played with consummate command of her instrument…both performers displaying enormous virtuosity …these artists created a balance of rich harmony…the balance was excellent with the instruments talking to each other wonderfully…her…performance throughout, being not only undaunted by the technical demands of what she was playing but also imbuing the whole with sensitivity and feeling which was quickly conveyed into the appreciative audience.
Upcoming & Recent Performances
İlhan Mimaroğlu at 100: A Life in Sound

Aysegül Durakoğu, Program Curator & Pianist; Laura Falzon, Concert Flutist; Cem Güven, Acoustic & Electronic Music Composter & Performer.
The program features solo works for piano and flute by İlhan Mimaroğlu and Edgard Varèse, alongside innovative electronic music works by Cem Güven including World and New York premieres. From the pioneering experiments of the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center to new frontiers in sound, this program honors Mimaroglu’s enduring legacy and his lifelong connection to Columbia University, where he was a faculty member and resident until his death in 2012.
An Evening of Romances

Laura Falzon, Flute and Olga Gurevich, Piano.
Featuring works from across historical eras, cultural influnces and styles, including by Antonio Vivaldi, Robert Schumann, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Schubert, Paul Schoenfeld, Ennio Morricone and Manuel de Falla.
Resonancias
601 W 114th St, New York City

Resonancias straddles music’s physical and cultural boundaries. As Western canonical works melt into a milieu of Spanish and Latin American works, the audience is invited to engage with familiar traditions through a diverse constellation of sound, rhythm, color, and a shared humanity.
Performed by the Zephyra Trio: Laura Falzon – flute, Anna Tonna – mezzo, Olga Gurevich – piano
Adults $25 | Seniors/Students $20 | Children $10




