Areas of expertise

Flute, Latin American folk music, sikus (zamponas or panpipes), quena, quenacho

Adrienne Inglis received a Bachelor of Music in Flute Performance at Lewis and Clark College and a Master of Music in Flute Performance at the University of Texas at Austin. She performs, records, and tours with Latin American folk music trio, Chaski. She teaches flute at Southwestern University, Georgetown and Westwood High Schools, and St. Stephen's Episcopal School. She has freelanced as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player in the Austin area for many years. She recorded on the film soundtracks of SpyKids 2, Kill Bill: Vol. 2, Ride Around the World: A Cowboy Adventure, and The Children's War, playing up to twelve different flutes. She composes music for Chaski as well as sacred choral music.

"She's an extremely talented performer capable of playing a truckload of different woodwind instruments from around the world. She owns the sometimes hard to find alto flute and also owns an incredibly rare bass flute and plays both with such impassioned expression. I could hear her play the bass flute for hours." --Brian Satterwhite, film composer, February 2008.

Education

B. S., University of Texas at Austin 1992
M.M., University of Texas at Austin 1986
B. M., Lewis and Clark College 1982

Positions

Flute Instructor
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
April 01, 2008 - present
St. Stephen's Episcopal School, a coeducational boarding-and-day school of the Diocese of Texas, is a caring, diverse community, inclusive of all faiths and grounded in the Christian tradition, which nurtures moral growth and values the potential and dignity of every human being. We challenge motivated students to live intelligently, creatively, and humanely as contributing members of society. We develop the whole person by providing rigorous academic preparation, stimulating physical activities, and rich opportunities in the fine arts.

Principal Flute
Round Rock Symphony Orchestra
September 01, 2008 - present
The ROUND ROCK SYMPHONY, Inc. is a newly-founded professional symphony orchestra that has filed for IRS 501c3 status as a non-profit organization dedicated to the musical enrichment of the City of Round Rock. The Round Rock Symphony's mission is, in short, to musically enrich the greater Round Rock community by presenting affordable and accessible symphonic concerts of the highest artistic order, promoting the understanding and appreciation of symphonic music by encouraging and educating children and new audiences, providing performance opportunities for professional musicians and promising music students, and facilitating the creation and performance of new American orchestral music. http://www.roundrocksymphony.org/index.htm

Freelancing Flutist
various venues
August 01, 1978 - present
Austin Symphony, Mid-Texas Symphony, Oregon Symphony, Joffrey Ballet, Wild Basin Winds, Orchestra of St. David's, Peter Britt Music Festival

Courses: Fall 2009

Flute
Flute (Upper-level)
Flute (Performance)

Performances

Too numerous to list

Creative Works

"Crying Out in the Wilderness" (2008) SATB chorus with harp, setting of Luke 3:2b-6 NRSV, duration 2:50

"There Will Be Signs" (2007), SATB chorus with harp and bombo, setting of Luke 21:25-28 NRSV, duration 2:44

"Precious Oil" (2005), SATB a cappella, setting of Psalm 133 from Marchiene Vroon Rienstra's "Swallow's Nest: A Feminine Reading of the Psalms", duration 2:10

"Darkness as Light" (2005), SATB with harp or keyboard accompaniment, setting of Psalm 139:7-12 NRSV, duration 2:00

"Do Not Be Afraid, Mary" (2004), SATB with optional keyboard accompaniment, setting of annunciation scene, Luke 1:26-45, duration 1:40

"Love" (2004), setting of 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 for two-part children's choir

"Misa trinitaria" (2003), a six-movement Spanish language Latin American folk mass, treble voices, folk accompaniment, with optional soli TB, duration about 30 minutes Entrada (auki auki) Senor, ten piedad (vidala andina) Gloria (huayno boliviano) Credo (merengue venezolano) Santo (saya boliviana) Cordero de Dios (zamba argentina) Recorded by Chaski and Magnificat with director David Stevens on Chaski's CD,"Viracocha" (2005)

"Maysajata cutayana", (2002) huayno boliviano for zamponas, charango, and harp; recorded by Chaski on "Viracocha" (2005)

"Salmo 140" (Psalm 140) (2001), Spanish-language scripture setting includes a congregational response

"Consejos del gaucho", (1999) zamba argentina for baritone, quena, guitar, and harp; recorded by Chaski on "Unay" (2000)

"Elizabeth", (1998) vals venezolano for quena, guitar, harp; recorded by Chaski on "Unay" (2000)

Groups & Affiliations

National Flute Association, Austin Federation of Musicians, American Composers Forum, ASCAP

Interests

Birding, gardening