BIOGRAPHY
Ceora Jaffe is a professional flautist and teacher living in the Boston area. She received her Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music where she studied with Joshua Smith, principal flute of the Cleveland Orchestra. She has attended the Kent/Blossom Professional Training program, the Eastern Music Festival and the Domaine Forget Academy of Music and Dance.
She can be heard regularly throughout New England performing with groups including The Albany Symphony, The Springfield Symphony, Symphony New Hampshire, The Bangor Symphony Orchestra, The Atlantic Symphony and The New Bedford Symphony. She is also an active chamber musician and has performed as guest artist with the Williams Chamber players, in recital at the Boston Public Library, with the Eleva Chamber Players, and at the International Association of Jazz Educators.
Ceora has been teaching for over ten years and is committed to educating young flautists. She is an Adjunct Professor at Stonehill College and maintains active private studios in Weston, Arlington Public Schools, and at her home studio in Arlington, MA. She has also been on faculty at Winchester Community Music School, Stokes Forest Music Camp, Camp Encore/Coda, Brimmer and May, and Community Music at Tufts.
