If you were to look at her resume, you might be intimidated by Nathalie Joachim. She began playing piano at the age of 4, flute at the age of 9, and by 10, she was studying at Juilliard in their music ...

As Nathalie Joachim and her band enter the warmly lit stage of Zellerbach Playhouse for her West Coast premiere of “Ki moun ou ye,” they quickly find out the microphones are already on as they set up ...

A swirl of questions opens Ki moun ou ye, the second solo album by Nathalie Joachim. “Whose names are these?” asks the adventurous Haitian-American singer, composer, flute player, and cultural ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Collections of works written and performed by Nathalie Joachim and Philip Glass, and a recording of Handel’s “Alcina,” are among the highlights.