Flute Ensemble
Take your flute playing to the next level and go on a musical journey in a chamber music setting. In 2025-2026, you’ll join students from Kean University’s flute ensemble to form a powerhouse flute choir!
- Learn how to communicate through your music without a conductor.
- Collaborate with fellow flutists to create and balance harmonies.
- Play a variety of repertoire that will improve your technique and musicality.
- Use the Taffanel et Gaubert Daily Exercise Book to improve scales and articulation.
Fall 2025
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Ages 10+
calendar_monthThursdays Nov. 13 – May 14
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7:30pm – 8:30pm
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Elefante Music – 413 Park Ave, Scotch Plains NJ
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$460
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR
Stefanie Santoro is an instructor of flute, piano, and voice at Elefante Music. She is a founding member of Les Non Triolets and is a part of the baroque chamber ensemble Millennial Musicale Concert series. Ms Santoro teaches a variety of styles from classical to jazz, and her students range in age from kindergarten to adult. If you are interested in taking lessons with Stefanie, click here.
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