Learn from Great Piccolo Teachers

Hello! My name is Anna-Maria Vermeulen and I love playing and teaching the flute, piccolo, fife and recorder. I received my Masters degree in flute performance (cum laude) at the University of Pretoria, and I hold a Bachelors and an Honours degree (cum laude) in flute performance. I also hold a Performer’s Licentiate from the University of South Africa.

Andrew Stamp is an experienced and innovative flutist and composer (film, classical) with a Bachelor's degree from the Oberlin Conservatory of music. As a flutist, Andrew has performed with the Utah Symphony, the Arapahoe Philharmonic and the Chicago Civic Orchestra in the United States as well as the Horsham Symphony and Central Band of the Royal British Legion in the United…

Dr. Karla Ordonez is the former adjunct professor at McMurry, Hardin-Simmons, and Abilene Christian Universities where she taught flute, harmony, forms and analysis, and music appreciation. On top of having taught a successful and enthusiastic tri-collegiate flute studio, she continues to perform in orchestral, chamber, and solo venues.

Dr. Barbara Hopkins has been helping students achieve their dreams for 30 years. She teaches flute, piccolo, Suzuki method flute, and Baroque flute. Her students have won competitions sponsored by the Music Teachers National Association, National Flute Association, Greater Boston Flute Association, the University of Connecticut, and the Connecticut Music Educators Association;…

JENNIFER GALLEGOS flute, alto flute, piccolo, ukulele, vocals [email protected] (317) 777-0953 PROFESSIONAL PERFORMING EXPERIENCE Jazz Vespers (2002, 2004); St. John Moonlight Jazz Festival (2005, 2007); Sunset Jazz Festival (2006, 2008); Penrod Art Festival (2017); Indy Jazz Fest (2017).

I am a woodwind specialist. My main instrument is flute/piccolo. Then I learned saxophone so I could play in jazz bands. Then I learned clarinet because it just seemed fun. I learned these instruments (and more) while getting my bachelor degree in Music Education at Kent State University 1996-2000.

French flutist and pianist Matthieu Clavé is an active performer and music teacher. He plays with the Rome Symphony, GA, and regularly plays with orchestras throughout the region. Matthieu Clavé is the Artistic Director of The Soundscape Series, a series of concerts designed to inspire, enlighten, and educate.