Bio

Sarah Abrams is a woodwind player living in New York City. As a native of Marietta, Georgia, Sarah grew up surrounded with music from a young age. At the age of 3, Sarah began taking piano lessons, and by the time Sarah was 7, she was taking flute lessons.

Sarah holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music in 2018. In addition to her Flute Performance degree, Sarah also received a minor in Art History. While at IU, Sarah studied under Professor Kathryn Lukas and participated in many ensembles, including many different chamber music ensembles. Sarah received the Jacobs School of Music Premier Young Artist Award, the Bernard Opperman Memorial Scholarship, and the Robert Cowles Scholarship, presented for her continuing her studies at IU. 

Sarah received a Master of Music degree at New York University, where she studied under Keith Underwood. During her time at NYU, Sarah also studied with Soo-Kyung Park. At NYU, Sarah served as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU where she taught flute lessons to NYU students, in addition to her students outside of NYU. Sarah played in many ensembles at NYU, including the NYU Chamber Orchestra, the Broadway Orchestra, and in various chamber ensembles. Sarah participated in the New York Flutists, and performed with the group at the National Flute Convention, which was held in Salt Lake City, Utah in 2019. 

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Currently Sarah is freelancing in NYC, playing in chamber groups, orchestras, pits, churches, temples, and wedding ceremonies and receptions. Sarah holds an active private studio consisting of flute and piano students of all ages and levels. If you are interested in studying with Sarah, or booking her for an event or performance, please feel free to reach out!