About

I’m a Winnipeg- and Montreal-based flutist and educator. I’m passionate about both classical and contemporary music, and I love performing beloved traditional flute repertoire while also exploring the world of new music.

I recently joined the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Band and maintain an active career as a performer and teacher across both cities. I perform in orchestral and chamber settings, and I am also a flutist with Ensemble Obiora.

As a performer, I’ve appeared in a wide range of musical contexts, including premiering and recording new works by emerging composers. I was named top woodwind player in Manitoba after winning first prize in the provincial competition in 2017 and 2018, and I was a semifinalist in Winnipeg’s McLellan Competition in 2019 and 2024. I’ve also performed for internationally renowned flutists including Emmanuel Pahud, Denis Bouriakov, Marina Piccinini, and Lorna McGhee, among others.

As a teacher, I’m deeply passionate about pedagogy and believe that strong musical development is rooted in thoughtful, inspiring instruction. I teach private lessons, group classes, clinics, and sectionals, and I work with students of various ages and levels.

I hold a Bachelor of Music in Flute Performance from the University of Manitoba and a Master’s degree in Orchestral Performance from McGill University. I also completed the DEPA (Diplôme d’études professionnelles approfondies) at the Université de Montréal, and I am currently pursuing my Doctorate in Performance there under the guidance of Ariane Brisson. My past teachers include Layla Roberts, Albert Brouwer, and Joanna G’Froerer.