Ilonka Kolthof Amsterdam, Netherlands
Falling in love with the smallest, loneliest and slightly conceited member of the symphony orchestra… It happened to Dutch
flutist Ilonka Kolthof, who was left no other choice than to devote her musical career to the piccolo.
A tireless promoter of her instrument, Ilonka initiated the Dutch Piccolo Project with the aim to actively raise the status of the piccolo to the level of a solo instrument.
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