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Sarah Tuck (faculty, USD Music Program & member, San Diego Symphony)
From past Festival participants:
- So inventive! I love the way she arranged the Rose piece. Sarah is a wonderful, encouraging teacher as well; I particularly enjoyed the session we had on Baroque phrasing and nuance.
- As a Flutist myself, it was an honor to play with Sarah. She gave me confidence and helped us interpret the piece thoughtfuly.
- She's one of the highlights of the festival for me!
Ms. Sarah Tuck has been a member of the San Diego Symphony since 1993,
serving as Principal Flute from 1998-2004. During those years she was
also Acting Principal Flute with the San Diego Opera Orchestra.
Previously, Sarah was Principal Flute of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic
(Indiana), and the Savannah Symphony. Sarah performed as soloist with
the San Diego Symphony in Bach's Suite no. 2 in B minor and
Brandenburg Concerto nos.5 and 2 and performed a Vivaldi concerto with
the Spoleto Festival Orchestra in Italy. She is an active solo
recitalist in San Diego. She has made recordings with the San Diego
Symphony (Naxos) and the New World Symphony of Miami (Argo).
Sarah received Bachelors and Masters degrees in music from Indiana
University, and was a scholarship student of Jeanne Baxtresser in the
Orchestral Performance program at the Manhattan School of Music. She
grew up near Syracuse, NY, and graduated from Phillips Academy in
Andover, MA.
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