Nicole Camacho

This summer I had the most wonderful experience performing my music at Cafe Vivaldi, NYC with a group I am a part of called COCHLEA FREEDOM ENSEMBLE!  For this show we had –> Kjersti Kveli, voice/  Brian Questa, Bass/ & Nicole Camacho (ME!), Flutes    We are all composers/ improvisors and took the opportunity to perform each others compositions for this concert.

“Carinaesque” is a piece of music I wrote for my cousin, Carina!  I hope you enjoy!

Kjersti Kveli, left/ Brian Questa, Center/ ME, Right :0)

Bucktown USA:  ”Slow Rhythms” Artist: Jewels featuring Camacho / Produced by:  Cynical Smith and General Steele

Really proud to work with the Bucktown family!  The same kind of connection and chemistry that an amazing jazz/ classical chamber ensemble has is what this hip hop family shares with the world.  SALUTE!

“ThruLine”  by James Holt, MATA, The Knights, and Make Music New York

A Project where JS Bach’s Cello Suite in G Major was played by 18 cellos, 2 fl, 1 bass cl, 8 vln, 2 vla, 1 trumpet, 1 accordion, 1 bass, and a saxophone occupied 34 F-train platforms 7-8pm yesterday (December 21, 2011). :0)  I was at Avenue I in Brooklyn.

This photo is compliments of a tweet by a passer by who loved the project!

Click here for a great video of some of my fellow musicians playing :0)

Recording Session for Armenian-American Composer, Mary Kouyoumdjian

“Dzov Yerku Kooynov [Sea of Two Colors]“

“Sea of Two Colors” is quite a beautiful piece of music!  Happy to record with my colleagues in the new group “Hotel Elefant” :0)

Here is a video of a special piece I played with percussionist, Clara Warnaar.  It also includes a cd part which we played with the whole time.  The piece is called Arctic Dreams by Christos Hatzis.

The electronic music in the beginning of video was composed by Brian Haller.  Clara and Brian put this recital together in a way where there were electronic interludes instead of clapping by the audience in between pieces.  Also it was kept dark in the room until the performers turned on the music stand lights.  It was really effective!

Enjoy!