The A-Trio will perform the release concert for their new album FUSION at the Loft in Cologne, Germany.

LUNA, one of the featured works of their new production, was commissioned and premiered by them in 2016.

The Aurum Duo (Sini Rueda, flute and Carlos Arancibia, piano) will perform SURQUILLO in a program featuring works by several different Peruvian composers.

More details HERE.

MUSICA PARA UN ANTIGUO GOBERNANTE (MUSIC FOR AN ANCIENT RULER), in its new version for two flutes and piano, will be performed by Profs. Laurel Swinden, Brielle Frost and Stephanie Mara at Flute Boost 2025.

Flutist Anna DeCou will perform PRISMA at the International Music Festival in Cancun, Mexico.

Mexican bassoonist Alfredo Bonilla will present a lecture titled “Folkloric Elements in Latin American Works for Bassoon; works by Noelia Escalzo, Daniel Cueto and Arodi Martínez Serrano” at the International Double Reed Society’s Annual Conference. The lecture will feature an analysis of folkloric elements in Daniel Cueto’s FAGOT PUKLLAY for bassoon and piano.

Bassoonist Camilo Aramburo Jaramillo will be performing Daniel Cueto’s ENCUENTROS as part of his Master’s Recital program at McGill University’s Schulich School of Music.

More info HERE.

Join the GVSU Flute Studio for a diverse recital program including Daniel Cueto's Fantasia Oriunda, Nancy Galbraith's Atacama Sonata, Gaubert's Nocturne et Allegro Scherzando, Christian Glascock's Saprophytic, Bozza's Image, and Doppler's famous Andante & Rondo.

More info HERE.

Daniel Cueto will perform as guest artist (flute) in the 150th anniversary concert of the composer Julián Carrillo (1875-1965, Mexico). This extraordinary program will feature a broad range of Carrillo's tonal, atonal, and microtonal works, including Preludio a Colón (for solo soprano, flute and guitar in quarter tones, string quartet in eighths tones, and sixteenth-tone harp) and Balbuceos, para piano metamorfoseador “Carrillo” de 16avos. de tono (which features the sixteenth-tone piano as soloist, accompanied by chamber ensemble). 

Concert will be livestreamed via LIVE@jacobs!

Join the GVSU Flute Studio for their recital this Sunday, April 6 at 3:00 pm in SVS Recital Hall! The program will include three of Daniel Cueto’s works: Problema, Duo para Flautas and Fantasia Oriunda.

More info: www.gvsu.edu/events/gvsu-flute-studio-recital-305584.htm

My work SUITE (for three alto saxophones) will be performed at the North American Saxophone Alliance Region 2 Conference, hosted by California State University.

Performers: Marcus Rudes, Tristan McMichael, Ves Turk.

More info: issuu.com/csuf_cota/docs/_nasa_region_2_conference_program

Daniel Cueto will be visiting Grand Valley State University to offer a talk for GVSU composition students, as well as a masterclass for flute students who are performing his music. The residency will culminate with a recital where the GVSU flute studio and Daniel Cueto will collaborate on performances of Cueto’s compositions.

More info at the GVSU Events Website.

Prof. James Thompson will perform Daniel Cueto’s PRISMA at his Faculty Recital, happening on March 18 at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan.

More info HERE.

Brielle Frost, Professor of Flute at Lamar University, will be offering a guest recital at University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Her program will include Daniel Cueto’s work TRES AIRES.

More info at www.showpass.com/music-brielle-frost-guest-flute-recital/

Pianist Po Sim Head will perform a lecture recital at the Latin American Art Music Festival, hosted by the University of Kansas. The recital, titled “Piano Works by Peruvian Composers from 1900s and Onwards”, includes Daniel Cueto’s RIO.

More information (including the full schedule of events) at the Latin American Art Music Festival website.

Daniel Cueto will be leading a presentation titled “Taking the Leap from Performing to Composing” at the 2025 Great Lakes Flute Festival.

Join renowned composer and flutist Daniel Cueto for advice on crafting your own music. He will draw from his own experience, showcasing the compositional process of several of his own flute works and the strategies he found to overcome specific challenges. Whether you’ve been composing for several years, have been trying to get started, or have never composed before, you will leave with some useful strategies you can apply to successfully create, develop and publish your own musical ideas.

Curated by Professor Pablo Mahave-Veglia, GVSU’s yearly showcase at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church will present music by South American composers representing a wide spectrum of musical tendencies. 

Featuring music by Villa-Lobos, Piazzolla, Daniel Cueto, Gerardo Dirié, Juan Antonio Cuéllar, and others; performed by the GVSU Chamber Orchestra conducted by Dr. Joel Schut, the Piano Studio of Dr. Sookkyung Cho, Dr. Gary June, Dr. James Thompson, and more. 

James Thompson, flute professor at Grand Valley State University, will perform Daniel Cueto’s work PRISMA at the recital.

More info: www.gvsu.edu/events/gvsu-st-marks-music-from-south-america-343813.htm

Daniel Cueto will perform as a member of Voces Novae chamber choir in a concert titled “Our Storytelling Brains”.

Directed by Susan Swaney, Voces Novae will explore the ways our brains connect the dots—to past, future, friends, and strangers. Music by Bach/Swingle; Henry Purcell; choir members Abby Henkel Roman, Mary Craig, and Gabriel Lubell; a song from Smash; and more.

More info at https://www.vocesnovae.org/concerts/2025/2/2/our-storytelling-brains

Flutist Alhelí Pimienta will perform Daniel Cueto´s work PROBLEMA, for solo alto flute, at Kansas Flute Society´s Winter Flute Forum. The event will take place virtually over zoom.

More info at www.ksflute.org/flute-forum#yvgpRb

The Greencastle Flute Choir (led by Micah Layne) will perform FANTASIA ORIUNDA in their recital at the historic Doc’s Inn Hotel, located in downtown Greencastle, Indiana.

Mexican flutist Alhelí Pimienta will perform the premiere of PROBLEMA, a work that she commissioned Daniel Cueto to write for her. The premiere of this new work for solo alto flute will take place at Mexico’s largest flute event - the Festival Universitario de Flauta Transversa, hosted by the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

More details soon!

The Peruvian ensemble SUNQU QUINTET will perform Daniel Cueto’s wind quintet PUMA at the Festival de Cartagena, Colombia.

The Iowa City Flute Choir will play FANTASIA ORIUNDA in their end-of-year concert at the Iowa City Public Library.

The acclaimed Sylvan Winds quintet will be performing a concert at the Hispanic Society Arts Museum (3741 Broadway, NYC).

PUMA will be included in the program.

More details HERE.

Peruvian flutist Carlos Tantaleán will perform Daniel Cueto’s solo work PRISMA in a recital titled “La Vie D’Artiste”. The recital will take place at the Paraninfo Arequipa, and admission is free.

The Iowa City Flute Choir, a semi-professional community flute ensemble, is excited to present its fall concert at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22 at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. This performance will feature mostly newer compositions written for flute choir, plus one orchestral transcription from 1898. Most of these compositions connect to the Earth and the diverse world we have created upon it. Positive energy radiates from this musical ensemble, guaranteeing listeners will leave with a warm holiday spirit.

Notable pieces on the program include Fantasía Oriunda, written by Peruvian composer Daniel Cueto. “Oriundo” in Spanish translates to “native”, an appropriate title for this piece combining elements from the Peruvian musical genres of pregón, tondero, and yaraví plus impressions of the Venezuelan joropo and the Mexican wapango. This piece is a celebration of Latin American unity and will surely awaken a lively spirit for the beginning of the concert.

More info HERE.

Os oboístas William Wielgus e Ian Davidson apresentarão as SONQOY VARIATIONS de Daniel Cueto em seu recital no Centro Cultural da Justiça Federal (Rio de Janeiro).

William Wielgus foi membro da seção de oboé da Orquestra Sinfônica Nacional de Washington 1990 a 2017, sob indicação de Mstislav Rostropovich. Antes de sua nomeação com o NSO, ele também atuou como oboé principal da Sinfonia de South Bend e corne inglés na Sinfonia de Oklahoma. Atualmente, ele trabalha na faculdade de oboé da American University e lecionou na West Virginia University e no St. Mary's College. Ele também participou de muitos dos principais festivais de música de verão, incluindo Aspen, Tanglewood e Spoleto, e foi o vencedor do Aspen Woodwind Soloist Competition de 1990. Ele está envolvido ativamente em um projeto para pesquisar, encomendar, executar e gravar música de oboé peruana e apresentou recitais nos conservatórios de Lima, Trujillo, e Ayacucho. Em 2018, ele foi convidado a apresentar um recital e uma master class no Conservatório Nacional do Uzbequistão e atuou como solista da Banda Nacional de Cuba e da Orquestra Sinfônica de Trujillo, além de programas de música peruana na Universidade de Indiana e na Universidade do Sul do Mississippi. Em 2019, ele apresentou um programa de oboé uruguaio na Universidade da República em Montevidéu e um programa de música e poesia no Museu da Emigração Gallega na Argentina, em Buenos Aires. Ele está no corpo docente da American University.

Ian B. Davidson é Professor Distinto de Regentes e Universidade na Texas State University e Especialista sênior da Fulbright no Departamento de Estado dos Estados Unidos O oboísta Ian Davidson apareceu como solista e músico de câmara em seis continentes como parte de quarenta e nove digressões internacionais. Ele é Oboé Principal da Orquestra de Ópera de Austin e Trompa Inglesa e Oboé Principal Associado da Orquestra Sinfônica de Austin. No verão, Ian atua como Oboé Principal no Victoria Bach Festival, Blue Lake Festival e Solo English Horn no Bear Valley Music Festival. Outros compromissos incluem passagens como Oboé Principal da Orquestra de Dallas Bach, Ópera Lírica de Dallas e Austin Sinfonietta, bem como Oboé Principal Assistente da Orquestra de Ópera de Santa Fé, Oboé Principal da Orquestra de Câmara de Dallas e Oboé Principal do Texas Bach Festival. Além disso, Ian apareceu como convidado principal de oboé na Filarmônica de San Antonio, na Orquestra de Ópera de Dallas e na Orquestra Sinfônica de Fort Worth.

Daniel Cueto will join Indiana University’s Latin American Chamber Ensemble in a performance of “Santa María de Iquique”, by Chilean composer Luis Advis. He will perform on the quena, a traditional South American cane flute.

More info HERE.

Peruvian flutist Jossecarlo Romo will perform a recital at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Bower School of Music. His program will include SURQUILLO for flute and piano.

More info HERE.

Kalliope finishes its season as the opening concert for the Wayland Concert Series! Join us for an eclectic mix of works including Kalliope commissions Amaru by Daniel Cueto and The Last Drop of Water by Nubia Melina Jaime Donjuan, arrangements by Jean Philip Rameau and George Gershwin, and more!

Admission is free. More details at www.waylandconcerts.org