Gifted flutist and teacher to perform in 2 concerts

February 25, 2007|By Tim Smith | Tim Smith,Sun Music Critic

"It sounds so corny," Marina Piccinini says, before explaining how she ended up where she is today. "My father took me to see The Magic Flute."

She was all of 7 when she discovered that Mozart opera and the instrument that plays a pivotal role in it. Now recognized as one of the world's most eminent flutists, Piccinini makes her own magic.

MARINA PICCININI -- Flutist and friends perform at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Tuesday -- Peabody Institute, 17 E. Mount Vernon Place -- $8-$18 -- 410-659-8100, ext. 2

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