Sue began fluting at age 11 and was
the piccolo soloist
through public schools. She was asked to teach flute at age 15
for beginner flutists
and got sidetracked 7 years later with
motherhood.
She sang in vocal jazz groups for many years
and taught chorus for developmentally disabled for
17 years, focusing on song lyrics that lift the spirit.
Sue has used her musical talent over the
past 33 years mostly
in healing, more than entertaining. She once played for
the last birthday
part of a 6-year-old child dying of cancer,
and enjoyed providing some calm in the midst of such a
sacred
atmosphere.
She has played a lot for children, for the elderly and for everything
in between.
Each venue inspires different qualities in playing;
Sue truly draws from the situation and gives back in her
fluting.
Sue enjoys playing both classical and emotional improvisational
style music, that can touch a soul in pain and bring it up a
notch, or simply provide comfort and enjoyment.
In "Tulips", we enjoy playing, entertaining and creating an atmosphere
that will enhance
any atmosphere.
