Anne La Berge (born Palo Alto, 1955) is an American flutist, composer and improviser who has lived and worked in Amsterdam since 1989. She is known for a percussive, microtonal approach to the flute that she combines with electronics, live processing and spoken text. She co-founded the improvisation series Kraakgeluiden, is a longtime member of the electroacoustic ensemble MAZE, and is one of the founding artists of the Splendor Amsterdam musicians' collective.
Anne La Berge presents the evening 'Wild Flutes on the Run' at Splendor Amsterdam with new compositions and improvisations.
She performed her multimedia work 'Up Until Now' at the SPLICE Institute in Michigan, with flute, text and electronics.
She performed at the Rewire Festival in the Nieuwe Kerk in The Hague, together with Antonina Nowacka and Doriene Marselje.
She released 'Threw, Thru & Through', a collaboration with Tom Hamilton and Suzana Laşcu.
The live recording 'fish-flap', made at Splendor Records with Ada Rave, Mary Oliver, Lisa-Cay Miller and Nora Mulder, was released.
