Rebecca See, Flute Instructor

Rebecca See is currently a full-time student at the University of Alaska, Anchorage majoring in Flute Performance and Music Education. She studies with Dr. Laura Koenig and participates in a variety of the university’s musical groups, including the UAA Wind Ensemble, Sinfonia, and Flute Ensemble. She is also an active member of the Alaska Flute Studies Center, the National Flute Association, and is currently vice-president of the UAA Collegiate Chapter of the National Association of Music Educators (CMENC). In 2006, she was invited through the Alaska Flute Studies Center to tour New Zealand with the Arctic Wind Flute Choir as a flute mentor. She was also chosen the last two years to solo in the Symphony of Sounds, UAA’s most prestigious annual concert event.

Rebecca has been playing the flute since she was in the fifth grade. She graduated with honors from Service High School in 2003, where she occupied first chair flute in the Wind Ensemble and played piccolo with the Symphonic Band. Upon graduating, she was presented with the Band Director’s Award from Darrel Kincade for her commitment and enthusiasm for music.

Rebecca has been teaching independently in the Anchorage area for over four years and has recently extended her sights to Eagle River with the Alaska Fine Arts Academy. Her future goals are to continue her work with UAA and its flute community before attending graduate school.