ABRIELLE SCOTT
 

Flute/Piano

Languages: English

 

Education: 

     Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance

 Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt University

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       Master of Music in Violin Performance

 Frost School of Music, University of Miami 

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      Doctoral of Musical Arts (in progress)

   CUNY Graduate Center

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Biography:

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Abrielle Scott is a flutist, chamber musician, and educator known for her rich sound and versatility. Fueled by curiosity and collaboration, her work spans multiple styles and disciplines. An advocate for new music, Abrielle is a member of the South Florida New Music Collective and collaborates regularly with today’s composers and has premiered several works to date. 

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As a chamber musician, Abrielle is a member of Nashville-based flute, clarinet, percussion trio, Sono Trio, and flutist of New York based woodwind quintet, The Groovy Greens. She is a 2023 and 2024 fellow of the Bang on A Can and Imani Winds Chamber Music festivals, respectively, where she has performed in numerous community outreach concerts with select chamber ensembles. 

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Currently based in New York City, Abrielle is pursuing a Doctorate of Musical Arts at the CUNY Graduate Center, under the tutelage of Professor Tara Helen O’Connor. Abrielle has recently received a Master’s degree from the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music, where she was a flute studio teaching assistant and Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra Fellow. Abrielle also holds a Bachelor's degree from Vanderbilt University’s Blair School of Music.

 

When not making music, Abrielle can be found swimming in the nearest body of water, at the stove trying a new recipe, or looking for clues at the latest escape room.