Pianist Vered Reznik and Flutist Dominique Soucy have collaborated for over a decade, performing throughout the Tri-State area and New England on diverse projects including “From New York to Jerusalem” and standard and contemporary flute and piano repertoire. They are the founding members of “Musical Wisdom”, a set of programs designed to introduce children to classical music through interactive concerts.

Flutist Dominique Soucy enjoys a growing reputation in New York as both soloist and chamber musician. She has appeared as a guest soloist with several orchestras, most notably l’Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal and the Calgary Philharmonic. About her Montreal debut,The Montreal Gazette and Montreal La Presse wrote, “flutists like Soucy are in short supply.... and we are going to hear a great deal more about Ms. Soucy”...”... with an impressive technique and a brilliant tone... and a very beautiful legato in the slow movement...” . The Winnipeg Free Press has described her flute playing as “a treat... she is a passionate soloist...” and in Washington, DC, Ms. Soucy stood out in an ensemble performance where her playing was described in The Washington Post as “ remarkable and technically confident”. 

A winner of Artist International, the Montreal Symphony Competition, the Canadian Music Competition, the Yellow Spring Chamber Competition and the Aevis Young Artist Recording Competition, Ms. Soucy has collaborated with such artists as John Cage, Elliott Carter, John Harbison and Bruce Saylor while he was Composer in Residence at The Chicago Lyric Opera. As a chamber musician, Ms. Soucy has performed in most major concert halls in New York City, Montreal and Washington with The London Ballet, the New York Chamber Orchestra, the Toronto Ballet, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, the New York Bach Soloists and the New Music Consort. 

Her numerous radio and television performances include several solo recitals for the Canadian Broadcast Corporation and an appearance on All My Children and GoodMorning America for the ABC television network. She is also featured playing Richard Termini’s score on the soundtrack of actor John Turturo’s “Mac”, winner of the Caméra d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.