Elizabeth Robinson South Dakota
Flutist Elizabeth Robinson is an active soloist, orchestral, and chamber performer. Among her passions is the commissioning
of new music, creating educational opportunities for her studio, and participating in exciting chamber ensembles.
In addition to her position as the Diana Osterhout piccolo chair of the Topeka Symphony, Elizabeth is an Assistant Professor of Music at South Dakota State Univ.
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