David Bertrand New York
David Bertrand is an emerging voice on flute with an approach that draws heavily from the lexicon of modern jazz
saxophone.
He leads a quartet devoted to playing his original music in a singular style that integrates the rhythms of his native Trinidad’s folkloric traditions with modern jazz. David plays in several NYC groups and teaches through the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music.
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